Sunset villa - Orihuela / Spain

12/02/2022

☀️ 🌊 & quiet Sunset villa - Orihuela / Spain: all you need for your perfect holidays.

08/02/2022

❤️ Welcome to Sunset villa - Orihuela / Spain ☀️

08/02/2022

Dreaming of sun ☀️ and sea 🌊? It's a high time to book your holidays! For more details, please contact via WhatsApp or Messenger.🇬🇧 🇲🇫 🇺🇦 🇷🇺

05/12/2021

🎅 Ho-ho-ho! 🎄 is coming! ✨ It's despite (or because of) no ❄️ and frost 🌡! Which one do you like more ? ❤️

03/12/2021

❤ Discover Orihuela Costa! Everything for you is here! What to see 👁‍🗨, what to do 🏌️‍♂️ 🏄‍♂️, beaches, weather 🌞 and special events 💃 in this fantastic town.
✨ The climate is dry Mediterranean-subtropical, with several arid zones. The average annual temperatures are 18.5º, with about 14-17º in winter of maximum and 3-8º of minimum, being able to produce frosts although normally they are very weak, generally, there is no month of the year in the city in which they are not reached or exceed the 20º on at least one day of the month even if its winter.
🌊 On its beaches, coves and marinas you can practice water sports at any time of the year, thanks to the privileged climate of the area, which ensures an average temperature of around 20 degrees Celsius and more than 300 days of sunshine per year.
Welcome! and don't forget to book your Sunset villa - Orihuela / Spain

25/11/2021

Park is the oldest park in Alicante, Spain 🇪🇸 It was created in 1886 by the architect Gonzolez Altuz. In the Spanish language, it is called Parque de Canalejas.
The park's claim-to-fame is its massive rubber plants that are over 100 years old. 🌳
Canalejas Park runs parallel to the Alicante harbor and stretches from Calle Canalejas (on the east) to Av. Eusebio Sempere (on the west) (c) www.alicanteturismo.com

24/11/2021

🎶 music grew out of Andalusia, and there is some controversy regarding its exact origins and various influences (even the etymology of the word “flamenco” is unknown for certain), but there is no doubt that it grew with the local Romani people at the helm.
❤ Though flamenco is at the heart of Romani culture, it is also a mixture of Indian, Persian, Greek, Moorish, and Arabic elements.
💃 " Amaya is hail on a windowpane, a swallow’s cry, a black cigar smoked by a dreamer, thunderous applause; when she and her family sweep into town, they cause ugliness, torpor and gloom to evaporate just as a swarm of insects strips the trees of their leaves."
Jean Cocteau (1889–1963) (C) amazingwomeninhistory.com

17/11/2021

Can we all just agree the Spanish 🇪🇸 do it well, “it” being everything?
Traditionally the Spanish coffee ☕️ in the morning, work a little, take an afternoon (or 🧘‍♀️), work a little more, then in the evening by eating 🍛 and drinking good 🍷 with the people they ❤️. Eventually, they slumber only to do it all over again the next day. If that doesn’t sound like a slice of , I don’t know what does.
Oh, and did I mention they gifted the world with 🍷? Does it get any better than this lush, fruity beverage? I think not. (c) Minimalist Baker

16/11/2021

Tabarca (.tabarca ) ❤ is the only inhabited island in the Region of ☀️ and is located opposite the city of 11 nautical miles offshore and near the Santa Pola headland. In fact, it’s more than just an island: it’s a small archipelago that comprises the islets of La Cantera, La Galera and La Nao as well as the Isla de Tabarca itself. 🌊 It is approximately 1,800 metres long and measures some 400 metres across at its widest point.
In the past, its shores were a refuge for Berber 🏴‍☠️and, in the 18th century, King Carlos III ordered the island to be fortified and a town built, in which to house several families of Genoese fishermen who were being held prisoner in the Tunisian city of Tabarka. The walls surrounding the town have been officially declared a Historical and Artistic Site and an Asset of Cultural Interest.

12/11/2021

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11/11/2021

📌 Only 60 km from ❤️ is located an ⛪️ Cathedral of Saint Mary in Murcia, Murcia (commonly called the Cathedral of Murcia ).
The Christian 👑 king Jaime I the Conqueror conquered the city during the Mudéjar revolt of 1264–66. Despite an existing pact with the Muslims of the city that prevented the destruction of any mosque, Jaime I took the Great Mosque or Aljamía to consecrate it to the ; a custom he put in place when he conquered any settlement. However, it was not until the 14th century that construction of the cathedral would begin. In 1385 work on the foundations started and in 1388 the first stone was laid. Another six years passed until constructions upwards continued; the cathedral would be finished in October 1467. Nevertheless, the cathedral continued to evolve until the 18th century, demonstrating a variety of artistic styles.

10/11/2021

❤ 🇪🇸 has 10 kilometres of 🌊 coastline running from (just South of ) to , just North of the Murcia Province. Its area includes several 🏘 seaside towns or villages, such as Punta Prima, Playa Flamenca, La Zenia, Cabo Roig, Campoamor, and Mil Palmeras.
Below you find tips and ℹ️ information about the different kinds of atmosphere, attractions, and amenities offered by the numerous gorgeous 🏖 natural and rugged , and which will best suit your requirements; be it for 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 with , 🏊‍♀️ and , romantic or simply under the warm .☀️

Top Orihuela Costa beaches and calas guide and map: From Punta Prima to Mil Palmeras, our guide on the most private and tranquil coves, and the best beaches for children, dogs, swimming, walks, beach bars and relaxing.