Moraira holiday villa rental, Benitachell/Cumbre del Sol with shared pool, golf, walking, beach/lake nearby, balcony/terrace, air con

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Villa Cava (villa)

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Casa Cava is a 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom villa that enjoys sun all day long on a terrace that allows you to escape for a while in perfect sunny but not too humid conditions! Fitted with 40" LCD TV, Sky & DVD player...the Villa also has broadband internet ,Ipod and docking station with wide range of music choice......

With 3 bedrooms and a bathroom on the top level and a en suite bathroom with large double bedroom on the lower level the villa can sleep 8 people in comfort. With a fully fitted kitchen you can cook and eat al fresco in a perfect enviroment or walk to local facilities and enjoy a beer in the sun.

The Villa has washing facilities as well as the all important dishwasher allowing a proper break from it all...

Front of villa!	Awsome pool area with bar and bistro!
New sun lounging furniture and table...	Kitchen!

To see more photos please visit http://www.holidaylettings.co.uk/60588

The Costa Blanca / Valencia / Alicante Province region

Rugged and Stunning

La Marina Alta features some of the most stunning terrain in the Costa Blanca due to the rugged nature that the mountains in the area meet the Mediterranean sea. This coming together of land and water result in some beautiful, and in some areas secluded, beaches with soft white sand and clear blue water.

Main Urban Centres

The larger cities in the Marina Alta consist of Denia (pop ~32000), Calpe (pop ~24000), Javea (pop ~20000) and Altea (pop ~17000), some of which, though historically fishing villages, rely largely on tourism as their main industry; and for good reason!

Moraira / Benitachell/Cumbre del Sol area

Cumbre del Sol is located in the heart of the Costa Blanca in the municipality of Benitachell, between Javea and Moraira, set in the north of the province of Alicante
This residential site extends along the sea front, over a surface of 3.700.000 m², and it is divided into different residential areas with villas, detached houses, bungalows and apartments, always surrounded by green spaces, right next to Mediterranean Sea.
Beaches and coves, green areas and parks, sports and leisure activities, first-class infrastructures, shopping centres, banks, a chemist shop, a health centre, all at your service.
Enjoy a couple of days, a holiday, a longer period, all year round; whichever you choose, you always dispose of all the services and more in Cumbre del Sol.
Several viewpoints, impressive views, surrounded by specially protected areas, such as the natural park of Granadilla (Javea), the puig de Llorença mountain or the Portet de Moraira beach.
Hiking on the cliffs discovering how the inhabitants of Benitachell used to fish whilst hanging from the cliffs; its caves; practice water ports; diving; or simply enjoy the good climate of its famous Morach beach. If you want more intimacy, you can enjoy the Los Tiestos cove. All this and much more.
This northermost comarca of the province of Alicante features a more rigged coastline than the regions to the south, resulting in some spectacular views and smaller, blue flagged high quality beaches.

Nestled between Denia, Calpe and Altea, Moraira is a tranquil town on the Costa Blanca with an important active tourist community, both those living there all year round as well as those who either just visiting it once or coming back every summer holiday.

This old fishing town with the Mediterranean Sea stretched out at its feet and a beautiful mountain range covering its back maintains an average temperature of about 18 degrees. Thanks to its tourism, this town has known how to mix all the necessary and modern services into its typical fishing port ambience. Proof of this is the magnificent fish auction that is held from Tuesday to Sunday in the Lonja (public exchange market) right in the port area.

The Province of Alicante where Benidorm and Torrevieja are found is defined as having fine sandy beaches, rocky ones and mysterious coves and, these are some of the choices that the 8 kilometres of shore with the Blue Flag of the European Community can also offer you in Moraira. Either on foot or with small boats, this long stretch of beach area has crystal clear waters, restaurants right on the beach, parking areas, Red Cross services and showers.

One nice cute cove with a lot of history is the one called the Portet. It was the place of shelter for Phoenician, Greek, Roman, Arab or privateer sailing or trading ships. Today its a well equipped zone for doing all kinds of nautical sports. And from there we can take a stroll to the watch out tower near the Cap d’Or ( the Golden Cape). This tower is on the most elevated part of the cape, overlooking the beach mentioned before. The Cova de les Cendres ( the Cendres Cove) is an Archaeological field from the Upper Palaeolithic times about 40 metres above sea level. In the near future there will be a museum near this cove with all the findings. The castle of Moraira was built in 1742 and there is a shield from the Royal Borbon family over the door way.

If either coming along the national highway N-332 or by AP-7 ( pay highway), the landscape is filled with vineyards and there is a nice wine cellar to be visited. There is a great street market in Teulada, just 8 kilometres inland from Moraira.

If you are lucky to be there in July, the Patron Saint is the Virgin of the Unsheltered and the Virgin of Carmen who is said to protect the sailors and fishermen. There is a beautiful parade and fireworks and a water procession with the statue of the Virgin floating among endless bouquets of flowers. Quite a scene to be seen!

To sum it up, Moraira is really worth a visit. With its mild Moraira weather and its traditional way of life, the town found its way to maintain its identity and combine it with the goods of modern tourisim. If you are in the area, you should really visit Moraira and see for yourself.

Denia is, as stated by the World Health Organisation,
the healthiest climate in the world,
with its excellent warm Mediterranean climate and incomparable coastline
of clear waters and sandy beaches. The average amount of sunny days a year is 322
and the average day temperature 22 centigrade.

The town has 33.000 inhabitants and lies 100 km away from the 2 capital cities Valencia and Alicante, 58 km north from Benidorm.

The area has an abundance of greenery with vegetation of many kinds especially citrus fruits, prolific orange groves, lemons, grapefruit etc.
The vineyards of the Jalon Valley produce some excellent wines.

Denia has 18 kilometres of coastline with fine sandy beaches and rocky coves. Denia beaches have a ‘Blue Flag’designating clean waters.

The town rises near the spectacular cape of San Antonio, where the sun rises on Spain, and at the foot of the El Montgo Mountain (Nature Park).
Right at the heart of the town and on the peak of a hill rises Denia´s most emblematic heritage landmark, the Castle, with remains from Roman, Moslem and Christian eras.
Known in medieval times as Marquesado de Denia, the name derives from the latin Dianium and the inhabitants are known as ‘Dianenses’

Denia has a lot to offer - five 18 hole golf courses, a first class yacht club, fishing, windsurfing, diving and sailing.
Variety of activities in the area include :hiking trips to L’Áigua; excursions to the Montgo Mountain, the Natural Park, the Marine Reservation of Cape San Antonio (diving, snorkelling) or Cape La Nao the Vergel Safari Park.

The town centre surrounds the main street ‘Marques de Campo’ flanked by overhanging trees forming a shady canopy, which runs from a pretty garden area all the way to the port. In this street you will find most modern services including banks, shops, international restaurants, chemists, a clinic, a cinema
and the popular pavement cafes.

With a large harbour for ferries, fishermen and pleasure yachts, the fishing fleet plays an important part of local life in Denia where you are always assured of a fresh supply of the fruits of the sea. Here you will find some of the best seafood restaurants in the vicinity. Denia prawns are reputed to be the best in the world.
A walk through the narrow streets in the fishermen’s area shows the history, culture and architecture of Iberian, Cartage, Roman, Arabic and Christian civilization.

There is also a daily fast ferry (3,5 hours) to the Balearic Islands of Ibiza, Mallorca. Menorca and Formentera.

Several times a year, the town of Denia is full of festivities. The popular fiesta Fallas is celebrated each March. Huge paper mache statues, called fallas are set up throughout the town, and then set ablaze.
July brings the popular Bous a la Mar or Bulls at the Sea The highlight of this week long festival is watching bulls run down the main street Marques de Campo, only to be chased into the Mediterranean sea by those daring enough to enter a makeshift bull ring with them.

How to get there

Fly into Alicante, Valencia and Murcia airports...The Villa is 50 minutes drive from the airport!!

Activities near Moraira

Facilities

Further details indoors:
A new spacious property designed to enjoy the perfect weather. Its your choice but you do not need to leave the villa with the sun hitting the terrace all day...with a fabulous infinity pool just a few yards walk with a pool bar and only for the use of the local community. There are many aswome restaurants and bars to enjoy fantastic food at reasonable prices as well as some legendary places to visit away from the coast. With several beaches nearby and three major holiday towns within 10 minutes driving distance this is the place to find it all...weather,food and drink as well as dramatic views..

Further details outdoors:
Within reach of all facilities both walking and driving the villa is the perfect base to take a proper holiday. If you want to chill you do not need to leave the villa. If you want to explore, the area of Marina Alta has it all. If you are sporty ,you can play golf, tennis , walk or take a boat out....

Further details

Now fully booked until Summer 2009!
Non refundable deposit required at time of booking. The balance is due no less than 8 weeks before the start of the rental period.
A £250 refundable breakage deposit is required.
Linen supplied at £7 per person per week if ordered at time of booking Villa

Conditions

Telephone or email for availability and details...

A welcome pack( basic provisions) , midweek villa clean and linen and towel change can be provided on request at at additional cost...

Rental rates

Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
July-August 2009	27 Jun 09	5 Sep 09	850£  850	0-	0-	1 Week

NB: Prices may be subject to change at the owner's discretion.

Now fully booked until summer 2009...

Prices are for the property per week in UK Pounds.

Additional items like cots can be hired locally.

A welcome pack of basic food items can be provided at additional cost.

Paypal, bank transfer or cheque preferred...

Availability notes

To see availability please visit http://www.holidaylettings.co.uk/60588

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To contact this owner please visit: http://www.holidaylettings.co.uk/60588

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Name:	Steve Lyons
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