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5. Piso
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Long Term Rentals · Piso · Spain · Alicante / Costa Blanca South · Torrevieja

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Features

• Energy rating: In process
• Elevator

Description

OCTOBER TO MAY RENTAL

Beautiful beachfront apartment for rent in Torrevieja, available from October to May.

Perfect for enjoying the winter months on the Costa Blanca, this apartment features:

• 2 bedrooms
• 1 bathroom
• Living-dining room with equipped kitchen
• Hot/cold air conditioning
• The building has an elevator.
• Possibility to use pool with a bonus

A small dog is permitted.

Torrevieja: Leisure and Beaches to Enjoy Year-Round

Torrevieja offers a wide variety of activities and places to visit, even outside of peak season:

Beaches:

Despite being winter, Torrevieja's mild climate allows you to enjoy its beaches. Some of the most notable include:

• Playa de La Mata: The longest beach, ideal for long strolls. It features dunes and a promenade with various establishments.
• Playa del Cura: Central and with all services readily available. Famous for its "natural pools."
• Playa de Los Náufragos: Another popular option, with full services and children's play areas.
• Cala Ferris: A tranquil oasis with palm trees and crystal-clear waters, perfect for unwinding.
• Cala de La Zorra: Ideal for snorkeling in its clear waters.

Leisure and Activities:

• Parque Natural de las Lagunas de La Mata y Torrevieja: A group of wetlands of great ecological importance, home to flamingos and other birds. The Pink Lagoon, in particular, offers a unique visual spectacle, ideal for walking or cycling. Guided tours are available.
• Promenade (Paseo Marítimo): Perfect for a pleasant stroll by the sea, offering impressive views, restaurants, bars, and shops.
• Museum of Sea and Salt (Museo del Mar y de la Sal): A place to understand Torrevieja's salt and maritime history. You can also visit the Albatros III Patrol Boat floating museum and the S-61 Delfín Submarine.
• Torre del Moro and Torre de La Mata: Ancient watchtowers offering spectacular views and and a glimpse into the city's defensive history.
• Culture: The Virgen del Carmen Cultural Center offers exhibitions, concerts, and theater. Torrevieja has a rich cultural agenda including symphony orchestra concerts, flamenco festivals, and other events.
• Gastronomy: Enjoy the rich local cuisine with traditional dishes like "caldero" (rice with seafood) and fresh seafood. "Pulpo seco" (dried octopus) is a star appetizer. There's a wide selection of restaurants offering Mediterranean and international cuisine.
• Outdoor Sports: The mild climate allows for water sports like paddleboarding or kayaking, hiking, and cycling. The Vía Verde de Torrevieja is an old railway line converted into a route for these activities.