Coast and sand
Ten coves and sandy beaches along the Orihuela Costa and Pilar de la Horadada coast — all awarded Blue Flag 2025. The closest one, eight minutes on foot.
Tap a pin to see details. Blue pins are beaches; coral pins are our four apartments.
Orihuela Costa Blue Flag Our home beach: 175 metres of golden sand, an eight-minute walk from the apartments. Holder of the Blue Flag continuously since 1992.
Orihuela Costa Blue Flag 234 metres of sand just south of Torrevieja with a feature that is unique in the area: an adapted lift that takes wheelchairs right down to the shoreline. Blue Flag 2025.
Orihuela Costa Blue Flag One of the widest beaches in the area: 258 metres long by more than 100 wide. Blue Flag 2025, full services and every comfort for families.
Orihuela Costa Blue Flag 387 metres of golden sand with a double accolade: Blue Flag 2025 plus the Q for Qualitur and ISO certifications. The Cabo Roig coastal path begins right here.
Pilar de la Horadada Blue Flag 700 metres of golden sand: one of the longest beaches in the area and the southernmost before crossing into Murcia. Blue Flag 2025.
Orihuela Costa Blue Flag A 152-metre family-friendly cove tucked between La Zenia and Cabo Roig. Small, sheltered and Blue Flag 2025.
Orihuela Costa Blue Flag A narrow, sheltered cove inside the La Zenia complex, with waters that barely ripple. Blue Flag 2025 and a peaceful atmosphere.
Orihuela Costa Blue Flag A protected flora micro-reserve with dunes and 125,000-year-old fossil remains. 500 metres of protected nature and Blue Flag 2025.
Pilar de la Horadada Blue Flag 966 metres — the longest beach in the area. Nature, very little building and space to lose yourself. Blue Flag 2025.
Pilar de la Horadada Blue Flag A small urban cove with the Torre del Pilar (16th-century watchtower) as its emblem, keeping watch over the sea. Blue Flag 2025.
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