Rojales
Rojales is two things at once. The old village sits on the river, with cave houses cut into the rock and a stone bridge from the eighteenth century. Above it spreads Ciudad Quesada — a large international urbanisation built around its own golf course, with shops, restaurants and schools of its own.
Most people who live here came from somewhere colder and stayed. The Sunday market at El Zoco is one of the biggest on the coast, and the salt lakes turn pink in the late afternoon.
- La Marquesa golf course inside the town, plus a water park
- Guardamar's sandy beaches and dunes ten minutes by car
- Norwegian and British international schools, medical centres, over a hundred restaurants
- Alicante airport in 30 minutes via the AP-7
Here you will feel at home if you want a modern villa with a pool, a golf course down the road, and everything you need without driving far.
Ciudad Quesada · Doña Pepa
The prestigious core, wide avenues, villas
La Marquesa Golf
Houses along the fairways
Lo Pepín · Pueblo Bravo
Quiet green streets near the salt lakes
Rojales Pueblo
The old village on the river, caves and stone bridges