No pets allowed Suitable for children No smoking at this property Self-catering
Home description
Nestling behind luxuriant semi-tropical foliage, this villa offers a quiet, secluded holiday in lovely surroundings. Within a gentle walk are several shops, restaurants and a supermarket, with Moraira village around 2Km away.
The villa entry is via a paved drive, from which steps lead up to a wide terrace area, well screened by trees and shrubs. Adjoining the terrace is a roomy "naya" (open fronted porch), which affords a shady area for out-of-door wining, dining, or just lazing around. There is also a fully equipped kitchen to make light work of the houshold chores - well there are always a few, even on holiday!!
There is also Air conditioning and English Satellite TV to keep in touch with the world - or not, as you wish.......
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The Costa Blanca / Valencia / Alicante Province region
The Costa Blanca extends along that section of the Mediterranean coast which corresponds to the province of Alicante, is made up of two clearly differentiated scenic sectors. To the North, a curtain of mountains runs parallel to the sea, descending at times to form cliffs; to the South, a vast plain of sand patches, palm trees and salt deposits make up the backdrop for the beaches. The traveler can choose any of the corners of this coast, from the most bustling and cosmopolitan to those which still maintain their rural air beside the sea. In any case, the trip to the nearby regions is well worth the venture for they make up a fine representation of the typical Mediterranean countryside. From the valleys, which are covered with stepped orchards and keep alive its Moorish past, to the palm trees of unmistakable African origin, the horizons of the Costa Blanca offer the most varied attractions. The climate offers variations as well. The temperatures are usually warm with the annual average a little higher than 18ºC. However this can vary between seasons from a very warm 30º-35ºC during July and August to a milder 15º-20ºC in those so called winter months. Rain is of course very scarce.