SOUTH BEACHES IN SPAIN

Costa Blanca

Costa Blanca would be an ideal place to have your property if you like beaches with white sand, turquoise waters and a low annual rainfall percentage. The neighbouring regions of Costa Blanca are surrounded by its beautiful Mediterranean landscape. Costa Blanca has horizons ranging from valleys to palm trees and the temperatures are generally mild.

Costa Cálida

In the autonomous region and province of Murcia , you can find Costa Cálida. This Costa shows a contrast between the vegetable garden cities and the old fishing towns. At the coastline of Costa Cálida you can see the harsh mountain landscape extends the stark calmness to the sea edge.

Costa de Almeria

If you would like to have your property at a completely unspoilt coast, you should choose for Costa Almeria. The annual rainfall in this region is less than 200mm. Costa de Almeria has only a few villages and its population density is very low. The coast is as varied as all other Spanish Coasts, but is especially popular by back-packers and nature-lovers.

Costa Tropical

Costa Tropical takes his name, because of its sub-tropical climate. The coastline allows cultivation of exotic crops and fruits such as sugar cane, avocadoes, mangoes and bananas. Costa tropical has some varied landscapes with white mountain villages and some small charming fishing villages. They have an infrastructure which is constantly being developed and improved and they even have some international schools, which makes Costa Tropical popular by foreign property buyers.

Costa del Sol

You can find a lot of space for having your property in Costa del Sol . In total it takes up about 300 kilometres of the Mediterranean littoral. Costa del Sol is located in the Province of Malaga , and the autonomous region Andalusia . Costa del Sol has many impressive historical monuments in their whitewashed villages. The people of these villages are still living according the traditions from their Iberian, Roman and Moorish forefathers. The greatest attractions of the Costa del Sol are the different landscapes. These are the sea, mountains and the valleys blanketed in vegetable gardens. It combines all the appeal of the Mediterranean culture and landscape.

Costa de la Luz

Costa de la Luz is located in the south-west of Andalusia . It has long beaches with a golden colour of fine sand and the sun shines almost constantly. Costa de la Luz is less developed than the neighbouring Costa del Sol . It has several historic cities, like Cádiz and Sevilla. The Atlantic water is sometimes rough, but has blue waters which are worth to visit. Property in Costa de la Luz can be pleasant because of its mild and sunny winters and you can find varied landscapes. The coast of Costa de la Luz is divided in two sections, which are from the border of Portugal, the Huelva Province, to the Cadiz Province.

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