Facing the Mediterranean, Torrevieja combines coves and promenades with the unique landscape of the La Mata and Torrevieja lagoons, a recognized Natural Park. The town center comes alive at the Paseo de Juan Aparicio and the Dique de Levante area, with terraces and a maritime atmosphere.
For nearby country houses, the surroundings feature salt flats, vineyards of the Vega Baja and small orchards. Farmhouses and stone or village houses with exposed beams, a fireplace, barn and outbuildings, land for a garden and orchard, and the sought-after tranquility appear.
Local markets and the fish market bring fish and rice dishes closer. Alicante and its airport are connected via the AP-7, while Orihuela, Guardamar and Santa Pola offer more beaches, marshes and trails through pine forests and dunes.
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