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A recenlly built Luxury 2 bedroomed 2 bathroom apartment in secure gardened grounds. It is an end apartment on the 5th Floor with a large balcony and patio table. With UK SKY TV. The Apartment has a stunning views, looking out to sea and on to a protected hill and down in to Benidorm.
The Local beach is just 0.5 km walk to the Cala Which is a beautiful bay surrounded by shops and restaurants, Benidorm will take just 10 minutes by Bus or Car and you are in easy reach of all supermarkets, shopping centres and Theme Parks.
The Costa Blanca is just a delight with a fantast micro climate all year round. The region has a mild climate with average winter temperature of about 18.7C (53F) degrees, and an average summer temperature of around 31.7C (91F). With miles of golden beaches and warm clear water. Up in the nearby mountains are lots of green fertile valleys with many charming and quaint Mediterranean villages. This holiday can be as relaxing or energetic as you wish.
| Size: | Sleeps up to 5, 2 bedrooms |
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| Nearest beach: | La Cala de Finestrat, 500m |
| Will consider: | Long lets Short breaks |
| Access: | Car not necessary Wheelchair access Lift access to property |
| Family friendly? | Suitable for children of all ages Suitable for people with restricted mobility |
| Notes: | No pets allowed No smoking at this property Self-catering |
Facilities
| Luxuries: | DVD player, Sea view |
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| General: | TV, Safe, Satellite TV |
| Standard: | Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer |
| Utilities: | Clothes dryer, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine |
| Rooms: | 2 Bedrooms, 2 bathrooms of which 1 family bathroom and 1 en suite |
| Furniture: | Sofabeds (1), Single beds (4), Cots (1), Dining seating for 4, Lounge seating for 5 |
| Other: | Linen and towels provided |
| Outdoors: | Balcony / Terrace, Shared outdoor pool (unheated), Childrens pool, Shared tennis court on site, Climbing frame, Swing set |
| Access: | Wheelchair friendly, Lift access to property, Parking space |
Further details indoors:
The apartment is a very comfortable property with fantastic views of Benidorm, the hills, beaches and much more. Benefiting from everything you would expect. SKY TV, DVD, Washing Machine, Microwave, Cooker, Toaster, Kettle, Fridge Freezer, Build in wardrobes, and a fantastic balcony.
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Benidorm is only 2 km. away and has lots of nightlife and activities, endless bars and restaurants, and beautiful clean beaches. Terra Mitica theme park, Terra Natura (animals), Mundomar dolphin park, Aqualandia water theme park, lots of water sports, Karting, markets, lots of shops. Fabulous Cabaret at Benidorm Palace and even a local Casino.
Cala de Finestrat is much more peaceful yet still plenty to do, enough bars, restaurants and shops to keep you happy, with a lovely crescent beach close to the apartment. There is a frequent local bus service to Benidorm and even one to Carrefours a hypermarket and shopping mall.
Gualdest is a stunning mountain village, with spectatula views, great restaurants and local souviern shops. Further along the cost is Altea, which is again simply stunning and boasts some of Spain best resurtants high up in the Old Town, this is really a must and I recommend a visit in the day and a trip back after sunset to see the lights and have dinner under the stars in one of it’s many restaurants.
The Benidorm / Cala de Finestrat area
The Costa Blanca is a great location for holidays all year round. The area is warm during the summer months and doesn't get unbearably hot unlike some resorts further south on the Costa del Sol for example, and the winter is lovely and mild making it a great winter holiday destination to escape the grey winter of the UK.
Buses – There is a bus stop at the bottom of the hill (Cala De Finestrat). The bus stop is located just past the Chinese’s restaurant. The bus stop on the Chinese’s side will take you into town, only €1.20 per journey and buses are about every 10 minuets. The No. 12 Bus on the opposite side of the road will take you to the commercial centre where the main super market is Carrefour and a host of other High street shops and restaurants or into town on the side of the Chinese. You can catch the 41 into town and to Benidorm Bus Station and new shopping centre.
Taxi – we usually catch a bus to town for the evening and a taxi home. The taxi rank is near Dove Park ( Parque De Elche ELX) on the edge of old town and usually costs around €8 to go back to the apartment, ask for Cala Villajoyosa and direct when you get closer to the apartment. Just at the bottom of the hill you will find a taxi rank near the beach, there are always taxis here for most of the day and evening.
New Town – This is at the opposite end to the apartment. This end of town has its own charm, with cheap shops selling everything, usually for under €6. New Town is also filled with English Pubs, Bar and places to eat, Beer from €1 a pint to Egg and Chips galore – Benidorm always has something for everyone.
Restaurants – Old Town – We can recommend trying any of the Spanish tapas bars, great service and good food if you search the streets of Old Town you can always find a number of very nice places to eat, some you will need to book as they are very popular.
Cala De Finestrat – offer a good choice of restaurants at reasonable prices, if you don’t fancy going into town. New Town – Chinese restaurants are very popular and offer exceptional value, often a meal for two will be no more than €15 and include wine. The best Chinese is in Benidorm call China Town which you will find opposite the Poseidon Hotel.
Internet – Should you wish to access the internet the best place I have found is near the Bali Hotel, head up to the Bali and follow the one way street past the hotel and on the left you will find Saloon Bali with about 15 PC’s and a good internet connection. If you are looking for free wireless then head to the old town and you can access free internet at Caspar’s bar, just ask them to turn it on, or if you are at the shopping centre next to Carrefour – La Marina Shopping Centre – near the main door next to the coffee shops you can logo on for free, the town hall is also a good place to find free WIFI, however these may change.
Attractions – Benidorm and the surrounding area is a positive play ground for all age groups. We can recommend Mundomar and Aqualandia are great fun; look for the offers at the water park you can gain entry after 3.00 pm for just €16 per adult. Terra Natura and Terra Mitica are located just towards the back of Benidorm and are the local theme parks and a must for you visit
Benidorm beaches - the Levante and the Poniente. Benidorm's beaches are justifiably famous and the resort's continuing success owes much to those fabulous golden crescents. Stretching for a luxuriant six kilometres from Levante Beach in the east to Poniente Beach in the west, consistently high quality blue flag bathing, lifeguard patrols, a wealth of water sports and an impressive approach to cleanliness mean these beaches are among the best in Europe. Each has its own particular character so take your pick-
Levante Beach -This is the sandy holiday hub for those who're out for fun and frolics, and is known as the sunrise beach. In high season it can get pretty crowded, although there are quite literally thousands of sun beds (over 5000 in case you're curious). It's backed by a broad promenade sporting bars and cafes and in short...it's lively! The beach is sandy and slopes gently into the water which makes for relatively safe bathing for the young or less confident water baby. Further out to sea are swinging bridges, diving boards, rafts, slides, a wet playground for the energetic, and lifeguards are on hand throughout the summer season. Families are exceptionally well catered for. The children enjoy all day entertainment - which can only be good news for parents. Ever experienced that awful moment when having arranged to meet your kids under the sign up yonder, you realise there's a veritable glut of identical signs? Then you'll be mightily reassured by the Council's initiative which provides huge, colourful picture boards to be used as meeting points. Very helpful to children too - I mean, where are they supposed to go for their next lolly? They knew mum's sunshade was the blue one..like the other few hundred...phew.
Poniente Beach - Beyond the Old Town, PONIENTE BEACH is to the west of LEVANTE, and comprises a mammoth golden curl of excellent fine sand. Huge! If you don't want quite such a hectic time having fun in the sun this will be your better option as PONIENTE tends to be slightly less crowded. Families, young un's and the not-so-young are very well catered for...There's still plenty of facilities close at hand and the inevitable (yet necessary) army of sunbeds, but in general there's a more relaxed and laid back feel here - and a bit more space. Families, young un's and the not-so-young- but-young-at-heart are very well catered for and have all they need to enjoy great swimming (there're no rocks) and sunbathing. Again, the sand is spotlessly clean each morning. You can even see the tracks where the hoover's been! There's also a treat in store at the end of the day as PONIENTE boasts some great sunsets. Fine, clean, gently sloping sand Starts close to the old town and easily accessible on foot.
MALPAS BEACH - You'll find MALPAS BEACH close to the harbour, beneath the port and the castle cliffs. Small, pleasant, and usually not very crowded, it's different again to Benidorm's two other main beaches. Dogs are not allowed on the beaches.
Playa Del Tiximo – this beach is right at the other end of Benidorm and is a very small secluded beach to the north of Levante Beach, you will need to follow the road up the hill at the end of Levante and you will find a small beach with crystal clear blue / green waters.
Cala Finestrat – The beach at the bottom of the hill gets very busy later in the day, but has clear shallow waters ideal for little ones. It has its life guard and the bay is surrounded by small café’s and restaurants, we love to sit and people watch outside KALAKALA and enjoy and evening drink, watching the sea hit the rocks and watch life pass by.
Nudist Beach – If you head toward Villa joyosa on the N332 after about 5 mins you will see on the left the Casino, turn left before the Casino and follow the signs for the Playa, the drive is again about 5 mins and you will come to a secluded little bay with a car park, where you can bath as nature intended, I have to be honest – I’ve never been that brave.
Playa De Torres – again follow the N332 south toward Villa joyosa and look out for the signs for the Playa De Torres on the left this is between the Casino and the Port. It is a secluded family beach – usually only with just a very few people on it, and served by a small café, it is so very different to Benidorm and a million miles from what you would expect to find in the area and somewhere that is so close to one of the biggest resort in Europe. If you want to see real Spain and have a very relaxing time this is really the place to visit.
Markets – La Cala, as you walk down the hill from the apartment has markets on Tuesdays and Saturday, there is also a market on a Friday as you head into the Cala and pass the bus stops.
Altea – to the North of Benidorm (Away from Alicante) on the N 332 is about 15 minuets by car, the Old Town is set in the hill so be sure to take a departure from the main road, up to the church and from the square you will discover some of the very best restaurants in Spain – Oustau is our favourite, you can dine under the stars and sample some great cuisine. This is a must for any visit. Meaning 'health to all' (from the moorish name 'Althaya'). Altea is a world away from mass tourism. The town is situated on a large bay with a sandy beach and modern marina; however stroll into the old town to discover its real charm. Walk up the steep narrow streets that wind their way up the hillside (follow signs for 'Poble Antic') until you reach the church of 'Virgen del Consulo', with its rounded dome of blue and white ceramic tiles. Bob through the archway and you find yourself in the picturesque old town that was walled for protection against the Berber Pirates that ravaged this coast. The impressive church overlooks whitewashed buildings and a bustling square, filled with quality restaurants and cafes that encourage you to linger over lunch. Inside the church is flooded with light through the glorious stained glass windows and the murals and sculptures on display are equally beautiful. Back outside look at the bell towers and you'll notice that one of the three, destroyed in the Spanish civil war, has been left as a symbolic reminder of the destruction that conflict causes. These cobbled streets, filled with wrought iron balconies overflowing with flowers, urge you to explore. Wander by the stylish shops selling handmade pottery, jewellery and other artefacts and you can see the old walled town has a unique charm. The many small art galleries reflect that Altea was a haven for artists because of the fabulous light experienced here and along with the artisans, writers and musicians they gave the place a bohemian feel. Finally don't miss the opportunity of a photograph of the views. From the church square you can enjoy the vista of the sweeping bay, the mountains and a distant Benidorm with its high rise buildings.
Albir, Costa Blanca, a great family holiday resort . The little resort of Albir in the area of Alfaz del Pí is wedged between Benidorm and Altea. It is ideally suited for those who’d like an alternative to the busy beaches of Benidorm, but still like to enjoy ‘sol y playa’ and all the other amenities of a good beach resort. Just follow the N332 to the North of Benidorm. So... once you have arrived in this lovely place and are preparing to have the time of your life, you may as well put some facts under you hat – while you’re ahead. Beach and Sea Albir’s beach is called “Playa de Racó de l’Albir” and is approx. 590 meters long, continually receiving the coveted European Union Blue Ribbon award annually since 2001. If you’re early enough – or just lucky, you can park your car right on the ‘Paseo de Estreles’, behind the beach with views across to the impressive ‘Peñon de Ifach’ and the resort of Calpe. Almost as pleasant as the view, is the spacious and quiet atmosphere of the beaches. During the swimming season, the beach is constantly monitored by 3 life-guards. At daytime an ambulance is permanently parked on stand-by and for minor injuries (such as abrasions) you can visit the permanent first-aid post at the beginning of the boulevard. There are public toilets situated in the middle of the boulevard so you have to walk (or run, depending how pressing the call of nature is) an equidistance from either end of the beach. Also, along the beach you will find facilities to rinse your feet with fresh water before you step onto the boulevard. And for the junior visitors to the beach, there are 2 children’s playgrounds where the little ones can have some safe fun. The playgrounds are unattended so parent will have to arrange that for themselves. When the architects designed how the modern Albir would look, they made some very good decisions, they took care of wide streets lined with trees providing the spacious atmosphere that are so well known from the beautiful cities of Spain. Well, Albir certainly breathes this atmosphere but with a big difference - there’s plenty of parking space (except the beach) and it’s free! Can you say the same of your home town? Restaurants, Cafes and the Bars In the quiet and calm atmosphere of Albir, you will still find plenty of occasions to excite your senses. Because the service providers of Albir are geared towards catering to the northern European public, you won’t find much to be desired for. You’ll discover an abundance of restaurants, bars and café’s – some having cool and shady terraces - all on the roads leading from the entrance of the village to the beach, so you don’t have to walk a marathon to be able to enjoy them all! Get yourself a front row seat at one the many places on the boulevard with excellent food, drink and fair prices.
Guadalest – Set in the hills toward the back of Benidorm, about 30 mins by car, is a traditional Spanish mountain village, with fantastic views of the Costa Blanca, don’t visit at night as nothing is open.
La Nucia – Market day is Sunday – again set in the hills toward the back of Benidorm, a great small town that comes to life with the market selling local goods and produce.
Villa joyosa – If you head up to the main road and south on the N332 you will see signs for Villa joyosa – it’s about a 10 min drive from the apartment, the main street is a typical Spanish working town, but if you follow the signs for the PORT from the N332 you will come to the beach front and a nice relaxed beach front, much less busy than it’s bigger neighbours. There is easy parking along the beach with a number of great places to eat and drink; this is an ideal family beach.
The lively resort of Benidorm is only 10 mins drive from the apartment and everything you will need is here.
• Climbing
• Trekking
• Jeep safari, Off road driving,
• Go-karting, quad bikes & cycling
• Fishing
• Golf (including the brand new Terra Mitica golf course, less than 5 minutes away)
• A host of water sports of every variety
• Horse riding
• Daily cruises around the coastline to neighbouring towns and villages (including a crossing to Ibiza)
• Vibrant nightlife of all kinds – night clubs, casinos, dinner shows etc
• Entertainment - most of the larger hotels provide top quality variety entertainment to encourage you to spend the evening at their bar.
• Fantastic multi-cultural and typically Spanish restaurants & wine tasting at local bodegas
• Stunning beaches with sports & activities for the kids
• Terra Mitica- Europe’s largest theme park
• Terra Natura – Nature Park & Water Park
• Mundomar - (Sea world) Marine and Exotic Animals
• Aqualandia - Water Park
• Festilandia - (children’s fairground)
• Safari parks, zoo’s & animal rescue centres
• Scenic mountain train trips
• Local markets and craft shops
• Fantastic shopping- commercial centres with designer store
How to get there
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| Nearest Travel Links | |
| Airport: | Alicante: 53 km |
| Railway: | Benidorm: 2 km |
| Ferry: | Alicante: 48 km |
Fly to Alicante.
Car hire - lots available can advise if required.
Taxi from Airport €50 approx.
Bus from Airport to Benidorm €6 approx, then Benidorm to La Cala de Finestrat €1.00 approx then walk.
Local buses
Local taxis
Activities near Benidorm
Tennis in town
Watersports
Waterpark
Horse Riding
Golf within 30 mins drive
Fishing
Walking holidays
Beach or lakeside relaxation
A winter sun break
Good nightlife
Cycling holidays
Reviews
 10 Jan 2012 |
A well equipped apartment. Everything you would expect was there from the hair dryer to Sky TV. The kitchen was equipped to a high standard. Good views from the balcony. Walks straight from the door no need to drive. We did walk to Benidorm and that took an Hour. The TV had Sky and DVD player. with a good selection of films and discs. The bedrooms were comfortable and towels and sheets were good quality. Overall a very pleasant apartment for a holiday. Easy to book and enjoyable. |
20 Sep 2011 |
Lovely flat, nice and clean with a great view of La Cala bay. The directions to the apatment were very good and we found it no problem despite arriving in the dark. The main road up to the apartment was fairly steep at the top but if you use the streets behind the apartment to come back from the bay it's a lot easier. The bus servce at La Cala was excellent and so cheap. Each bus journey was only1.30 Euro's. The No 12 comes every 10 mins and takes you into the centre of Benidorm. The No 41 also takes you to Benidorm via Poiniente beach and the old town which was great as the beach at La cala was quite small and got very busy in the afternoon. There is a great supermarket at La Cala which is open 24 hours every day so we were able to pick up a few things as soon as we arrived. The apartment has a great balcony which we attempted to have breakfast on but it was too hot even in the morning. A sun shade would have been nice however there was a lovely breeze at night time so it was very pleasant sitting out there in the evening. As It was very warm the first week in Sept we made good use of the fans but air conditioning would have been better even if metered. Overall this is a really nice apartment in a good location and we would be happy to recommend it. |
11 Aug 2011 |
We had a really enjoyable stay in La Cala, which is very nice with lovely bars and a great beach and much better than the main Benidorm town in my opinion. The apartment is spacious with a large balcony with decent views. The apartment, communal areas abnd grounds are very clean and it is well kitted out with just about everyhting you could need. I would the apartment is better than it looks on the photo's. The only slight negative is that it is on a hill going up from the beach, buts its not is if you are likely to be walking up it more than a couple of times each day. All in all definately to be recommended. |
Rental prices
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| March | 1 Mar 11 | 1 Apr 11 | £ 220 | - | - | Flexible |
| April | 1 Apr 11 | 1 May 11 | £ 220 | - | - | Flexible |
| May | 1 May 11 | 1 Jun 11 | £ 270 | - | - | Flexible |
| June | 1 Jun 11 | 1 Jul 11 | £ 325 | - | - | Flexible |
| July | 1 Jul 11 | 1 Aug 11 | £ 425 | - | - | Flexible |
| August | 1 Aug 11 | 1 Sep 11 | £ 425 | - | - | Flexible |
| September | 1 Sep 11 | 1 Oct 11 | £ 295 | - | - | Flexible |
| October | 1 Oct 11 | 1 Nov 11 | £ 235 | - | - | Flexible |
| November | 1 Nov 11 | 1 Dec 11 | £ 175 | - | - | Flexible |
| December | 1 Dec 11 | 1 Jan 12 | £ 175 | - | - | Flexible |
| January | 1 Jan 12 | 1 Feb 12 | £ 175 | - | - | Flexible |
| February | 1 Feb 12 | 1 Mar 12 | £ 175 | - | - | Flexible |
| March | 1 Mar 12 | 1 Apr 12 | £ 175 | - | - | Flexible |
| April | 1 Apr 12 | 1 May 12 | £ 175 | - | - | Flexible |
| May | 1 May 12 | 1 Jun 12 | £ 225 | - | - | Flexible |
| June | 1 Jun 12 | 1 Jul 12 | £ 275 | - | - | Flexible |
| July | 1 Jul 12 | 1 Aug 12 | £ 400 | - | - | Flexible |
| August | 1 Aug 12 | 1 Sep 12 | £ 400 | - | - | Flexible |
| September | 1 Sep 12 | 1 Oct 12 | £ 275 | - | - | Flexible |
| October | 1 Oct 12 | 1 Nov 12 | £ 225 | - | - | Flexible |
| November | 1 Nov 12 | 1 Dec 12 | £ 175 | - | - | Flexible |
| December | 1 Dec 12 | 1 Jan 13 | £ 175 | - | - | Flexible |
NB: Prices may be subject to change at the advertiser's discretion.
Note: Prices may be subject to change at the owner's discretion.
10% deposit to confirm booking is required.
Final payment to be paid 8 weeks prior to apartment visit.
The Holiday cost includes the final clean.
£100 refundable deposit required. To cover for the event of lost keys, breakages and damage.
Welcome packs can be arranged if required eg. bread, butter, marmalade, tea, coffe, etc. right up to flowers and champagne.
Special deals:
Any 2 week period £50 reduction
Reductions available on mid-week bookings - please enquire for details
Late deals may be available, contact owner.
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Languages spoken   The owner is based in the United Kingdom and has advertised with Holiday Lettings since 2006. This apartment has received 3 reviews from previous guests.  |
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