Freshness of air - costa Blanca South/North - Do you feel the difference
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Freshness of air - costa Blanca South/North - Do you feel the difference
Hi all,
for the people that live in both areas and frequently travel between them. Do you notice the difference in the air / humidity between both areas.
I ask as I do and I am looking to move just outside of Valencia, even possibly Altea, but recently I have seen some areas around Paramount which also appeal, not necesarily price wise but easy completion. But that is not a major issue at this stage.
When I have stayed in say, Quesada and areas say within 20 miles surrounding it, I have found it very sticky, which is very unlike the northern costa blanca, my question to you all - is it that noticeable that it would / has put you off moving to such a area ?
I really find the north even at 38/41deg quite fresh, but even mid 20's in Murcia prov I find difficult to stand, maybe I have not adjusted or gone at the wrong times.
Thanks for your time.
for the people that live in both areas and frequently travel between them. Do you notice the difference in the air / humidity between both areas.
I ask as I do and I am looking to move just outside of Valencia, even possibly Altea, but recently I have seen some areas around Paramount which also appeal, not necesarily price wise but easy completion. But that is not a major issue at this stage.
When I have stayed in say, Quesada and areas say within 20 miles surrounding it, I have found it very sticky, which is very unlike the northern costa blanca, my question to you all - is it that noticeable that it would / has put you off moving to such a area ?
I really find the north even at 38/41deg quite fresh, but even mid 20's in Murcia prov I find difficult to stand, maybe I have not adjusted or gone at the wrong times.
Thanks for your time.
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Hi all,
for the people that live in both areas and frequently travel between them. Do you notice the difference in the air / humidity between both areas.
I ask as I do and I am looking to move just outside of Valencia, even possibly Altea, but recently I have seen some areas around Paramount which also appeal, not necesarily price wise but easy completion. But that is not a major issue at this stage.
When I have stayed in say, Quesada and areas say within 20 miles surrounding it, I have found it very sticky, which is very unlike the northern costa blanca, my question to you all - is it that noticeable that it would / has put you off moving to such a area ?
I really find the north even at 38/41deg quite fresh, but even mid 20's in Murcia prov I find difficult to stand, maybe I have not adjusted or gone at the wrong times.
Thanks for your time.
for the people that live in both areas and frequently travel between them. Do you notice the difference in the air / humidity between both areas.
I ask as I do and I am looking to move just outside of Valencia, even possibly Altea, but recently I have seen some areas around Paramount which also appeal, not necesarily price wise but easy completion. But that is not a major issue at this stage.
When I have stayed in say, Quesada and areas say within 20 miles surrounding it, I have found it very sticky, which is very unlike the northern costa blanca, my question to you all - is it that noticeable that it would / has put you off moving to such a area ?
I really find the north even at 38/41deg quite fresh, but even mid 20's in Murcia prov I find difficult to stand, maybe I have not adjusted or gone at the wrong times.
Thanks for your time.
No way would I live in the S.Costa Blanca at any price for a number of reasons apart from the air.
I spent a good while scouting the C.Blanca region as a whole and quickly ruled out the Southern region.
I did fancy the Northern region for a while up around the Gandia area, but only until I had seen the Southern part of the Costa Azahara a little inland just a wee bit S.of Valencia, then that was it for me.
I'd put a small deposit down within 36 hours of coming into the area and never regretted it a single day since.
Definitely fresher here and so much greener too, meaning much less dust and flora and fauna in abundance.
To put the icing on the cake it was less than half the price of anything remotely comparable a little further South and no "Little Britain" type communities to boot, in fact you'd be hard pressed to find any two properties alike here.
Yes we get a wee drop more rain and breezy weather, but that's all for the good, whilst the temp.and sunshine records, especially in Winter compare very well with most of the other Costas.
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Re: Freshness of air - costa Blanca South/North - Do you feel the difference
I think I knew that and I just wanted it confirmed, drummed into my head - I never liked holidaying if that is what you call it, in the 'little britain' style places,
I have found a lovely place in Torrent, I like the city being close too, I have done the coast in the north, I liked everywhere, Olivia, Gandia, Villajoyasa, Alfaz Altea santa Pola and Alicante itself, etc, practically everywhere but Calpe, not really liked much of Murcia area at all apart from Elche
Thanks for the advice
Andy
I have found a lovely place in Torrent, I like the city being close too, I have done the coast in the north, I liked everywhere, Olivia, Gandia, Villajoyasa, Alfaz Altea santa Pola and Alicante itself, etc, practically everywhere but Calpe, not really liked much of Murcia area at all apart from Elche
Thanks for the advice
Andy
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Re: Freshness of air - costa Blanca South/North - Do you feel the difference
I think I knew that and I just wanted it confirmed, drummed into my head - I never liked holidaying if that is what you call it, in the 'little britain' style places,
I have found a lovely place in Torrent, I like the city being close too, I have done the coast in the north, I liked everywhere, Olivia, Gandia, Villajoyasa, Alfaz Altea santa Pola and Alicante itself, etc, practically everywhere but Calpe, not really liked much of Murcia area at all apart from Elche
Thanks for the advice
Andy
I have found a lovely place in Torrent, I like the city being close too, I have done the coast in the north, I liked everywhere, Olivia, Gandia, Villajoyasa, Alfaz Altea santa Pola and Alicante itself, etc, practically everywhere but Calpe, not really liked much of Murcia area at all apart from Elche
Thanks for the advice
Andy
Torrent is ok as far as towns go with its very pleasant Central avenues, though the district of Torrent extends out to the West of the A7/N7, fairly close to my place way out in the sticks.