costa Blanca help
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hi guys, we are going on a little fact finding mission to costa Blanca and am looking for areas close to the coast to visit, we are looking at la zenia / playa flamenca / cabo roig. other suggestions would be appreciated, we are looking for somewhere that has good transport / close to shops etc, thanks guys
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if you stay in Cabo ask about the back way to Zenia Boulevard. No need to use the toll rd or the 332. Zenia is a fantastic addition to what is a very up and commimg area in my opinion. Sadly there is a lack of hotels or the tourist trade would be off the scale, but as its my holiday home i dont really want it to be too busy.
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thanks, as this will be a permanent home for us, we don't really mind if there are no hotels etc around, but like the idea of la zenia boulevard being close by for shopping etc
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Hi gyork, I picked up a repo in Lomas De Cabo Roig Euro 70K. ther are still some left but now they are being priced at betweek 70k & 79K as an investor bought some from the bank. It needed security bars air con & boiler fitted Euro Euro 3700 & kitchen £3600 plus appliances but one guy did the lot for us why we were not even in the country!
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sounds good, we are looking for a villa/townhouse that doesn't need any work doing to it, still like the idea of cabo roig, just not sure of buses to and from alicante for visitors
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forget Alicante, Murcia or St Javea is only 20 mins away. I rented a car in February for 6 days for Euro 30....... a tank of fuel for a fiat panda is only Euro 26. so cheap. There is a bus that runs from Alicante to Torre but then its a cab ride.
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that's great, as my friends/family would mostly be flying from glasgow/Edinburgh is murcia airport served by them all year round, or is alicante the better option
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its open all year round but with restricted days in the winter months. Easyjet RyanAir and Iberia (i think) fly there.
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thanks, will have to look into flights to and from
Barcelona too as that's where grandchildren are
Barcelona too as that's where grandchildren are




