Costa Blanca

The Costa Blanca, "White Coast” is situated on the South East coast of Spain, and is a favourite holiday destination for the Spanish themselves. The area from Alicante in the North, and then southwards to the Mar Menor is a region of contrasting landscapes and rugged coastline covering every aspect of Spanish life from bustling, cosmopolitan towns to traditional Spanish villages. It has a superb climate with over 300 days of sunshine a year, and the average temperature is around 20 degrees. It is also a very healthy, dry climate as there is no heavy industry in the area, and the salt lagoons draw the moisture from the air, making the climate ideal for people with arthritis, psoriasis and asthma.
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Of course the climate also allows for all year round activities such as sailing, diving, golf to name but a few. There are numerous 18 hole championship golf courses located throughout the area with many more planned. From La Marquesa and La Finca close to Guardamar, through to Las Ramblas, Villamartin and Campoamor at Orihuela Costa, and southwards to the courses in the Mar Menor and Murcia regions such as the Sucina Golf & Country Club, The Mar Menor Golf Resort and La Manga Club there is a course to suit every golfer whether professional standard or novice.