The Area

The Costa Blanca weather enjoys mild winters and warm summers which makes it an ideal location to settle in retirement or for that second home in Spain. The Costa Blanca has excellent sporting and leisure facilities and is known as a Mecca for golf in Spain.

The coastline is backed by majestic mountains and valleys, and many of Costa Blanca beaches have been awarded the EEC Blue Flag Award. In fact the World Health Organisation has recommended that the Costa Blanca is one of the healthiest environments to live in Europe. The Costa Blanca is steeped in history, which becomes evident with the many fiestas, or festivals that are held throughout the year.

With more than 200 Km of white sandy beaches and a mild weather all year-round, it has become the preferred destination for a large number of people coming from northern Europe who find the nice weather cheaper life and tranquillity they were just looking for.

The Costa Blanca has two main international airports in Valencia and Alicante, both of them with a big number of flights to every European capital city.

The attractions for tourists and things to do are just almost endless in the Costa Blanca.

The weather in the Costa Blanca is excellent with mild winters and warm summers. Humidity is low and it rains mainly in spring and autumn. The average temperature is about 19ºC, and it rarely goes under 5ºC in the winter nights. All these combined with the famous Mediterranean diet, rich in fresh fruits, vegetables and fishes can make your decision of living in Spain very good for you and your health. The World health Organisation recommends this area as one of the healthiest climates in the world.