Modern and spacious apartment in La Albufereta, Alicante facing the sea

The gated residential has several tennis courts and a communal pool. Nearby are city parks, sightseeing trails, bus stops, schools, grocery stores, cafes, restaurants.

Large living room and beautiful terrace with blinds and a retractable awning

Large independent Kitchen with integrated appliances and window

2 bedrooms with fitted wardrobes (one of the bedrooms has direct access to the terrace)

1 bathroom with shower

La Albufereta beach is around 400m long and 18m wide and is protected by the swell of waves by Cabo de Huertas. It is for this reason that the sea is usually calm in this coastal area of Alicante. The water is only rough if the storm comes from the south or the east.

Since it is an accessible, urban beach, it has all kinds of services, such as showers and footwashes, lifeguards, first aid, disabled access, parasol and sun lounger hire, beach bars and restaurants. Also very close by is the Club Náutico Alicante Costa Blanca, where there is a surf, paddle board and kayaking school and where you can hire sports gear.

La Albufereta not only has blue flag certification but also boasts the SICTED quality seal.

Alicante (Alacant in valencian) is a city and municipality in the Valencian Community,It is the capital of the province of Alicante Located in the southeast of the Iberian Peninsula, on the shores of the Mediterranean Sea.The historic port of Alicante was the site of the heroic episode of the British ship SS Stanbrook in 1939 at the end of the Spanish Civil War.

Alicante is one of the most important tourist destinations on the east coast of Spain. The many golf courses and the calm waters of the Mediterranean are just some of the attractions offered by this beautiful port city located at the foot of the Castle of Santa Barbara, a silent witness to the numerous civilizations that have passed through it.The old quarter, located at the foot of this fortress, reveals an interesting civil and religious architectural legacy, without forgetting the emblematic Explanada de España, a favorite place for recreation for its inhabitants.

Alicante is also a land of deep-rooted popular traditions such as the Festival of Moors and Christians and the Night of San Juan.The city and its port are watched over by Mount Benacantil, a large rocky headland at the top of which stands Santa Bárbara fortress.From the top of its walls there are views of the entire city, as well as panoramic views of the coastal strip and inland for several kilometers around.

Alicante is a fantastic shopping destination with a wide range of options. You can explore shopping centers, malls, retail stores, local markets and boutiques.