Holiday Accommodation Catral Costa Blanca Spain

Holiday Rentals Catral Costa Blanca

Catral Residencial Arroba Madrigueria 3 bedroom Detached Air- Conditioned Villa (2 Double, 1 Twin) 2 bathroom on 2000 Sq metre plot with private 12 x 5 pool, quiet residential area, lounge with TV, washing machine, fridge/freezer, oven, hob etc and 15 minutes from safe sandy beaches. From 300 GBP per week, REF 300 Sleeps 6

Catral Residencial Arroba Madrigueria 3 bedroom Detached Air- Conditioned Villa (2 Double, 1 Twin) 2 bathroom on 2000 Sq metre plot with private 12 x 5 pool, quiet residential area, lounge with TV, washing machine, fridge/freezer, oven, hob etc and 15 minutes from safe sandy beaches. From 300 GBP per week, REF 310 Sleeps 6

Looking for an villa in the area of Catral we have holiday villas in Catral within 20 minutes of Alicante Airport.

Self-catering holiday rental properties are becoming more and more popular with holidaymakers nowadays as they search for the perfect self-catering holiday. Our rental prices are NOT per person but for the holiday property, there is no fixed day of arrival and the minimum stay is 3 nights, so renting Spanish holiday accommodation in Catral could not be easier.
Just a 20 minute drive of Alicante, Catral is a superb for exploring the Costa Blanca. The beautiful beaches and year round sunshine that the Costa Blanca offers will make your holiday a special one.
Catral is located in the lush Spanish countryside. They are surrounded by agricultural land and has the aura a small, tranquil farming community. It is well connected via transport routes to all the major centres in the Southern Costa Blanca region.
The Costa Blanca, or White Coast, refers to the Mediterranean coastline of the Spanish province of Alicante. The region is characterised by a rugged, mountainous interior and long stretches of pristine, sandy beaches and is one of Spain's most visited areas. The city of Alicante is the capital of the region and a good place to begin your exploration of this beautiful area. Most visitors arrive through Alicante's airport so it is worth spending a night or two here either at the beginning or end of your stay.
There is a lot to see in the Costa Blanca and your choice of activities will depend on how active or relaxing you want your holiday to be. However some of the highlights include the exhilarating Terra Mitica theme park just outside Benidorm, which offers white knuckle thrills and family-friendly rides. Or if you would prefer a slightly more sedate outdoor experience, why not hike to summit of the magnificent Peñon de Ifach and enjoy the spectacular views that inspired the work of Ernest Hemingway. Another top Costa Blanca sight is undoubtedly the lovely village of Villajoyosa, famous for its chocolate and pretty coloured houses. Golf is popular pastime for visitors to the Costa Blanca and there is certainly no shortage of courses to choose from if you want to work on your swing during your holiday. No visit to this area would be complete without a trip to the unique and memorable town of Altea, situated on a beautiful bay. The `cultural capital` of the Costa Blanca, Altea offers a delightful combination of shops, galleries, cafes and picturesque whitewashed houses set on narrow, cobbled streets.
There is so much more to the Costa Blanca than stunning beaches and modern nightlife. Some of the region's cultural highlights include the World Heritage town of Elche, set inside a huge, green forest of 300,000 thousand palms. A lovely botanical garden and museum in the town provide information about the fascinating background of this ancient Moorish oasis. Culture lovers should also spend some time in Alicante exploring the many museums offering education and information about various aspects of the Costa Blanca's culture and history. The Archaeological Museum, open every day except Monday, is particularly recommended for its unique collections of prehistoric, Iberian and Roman relics. holiday villa rental spain
Like the rest of Spain, residents of the Costa Blanca celebrate many fiestas throughout the year and if your trip coincides with any of these it is well worth getting involved. A number of `Moros Y Cristianos`, or Moors and Christians, festivals take place at different times in different towns of the Costa Blanca and these provide a fun and interesting insight into the region's colourful history. Some of the best include Villajoyosa`s event in late July and Altea`s version towards the end of September.
Getting to the Costa Blanca is straightforward and inexpensive, with most visitors flying into Alicante. It is easy to explore the region with a rental car or using public transport and your choice of resort will depend on what sort of holiday you are looking for. Some of the most popular bases include Alicante, Benidorm, Santa Pola and Gran Alacant, for the ultimate beach holiday .

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