La Mata Beach
Long golden sands backed by dunes and pine — the local favourite for morning swims.

A local guide
The southern Costa Blanca at a slower rhythm — beaches, pink salt lakes, salt-air markets and the kind of restaurants Spain still keeps to itself.
Torrevieja sits forty minutes south of Alicante, on a stretch of coast defined by hidden coves, long clean beaches and the famous pink salinas. It's a Spanish town first, a tourist town second — the food is real, the coffee is cheap, and the evenings belong to the paseo.
Every travel time below is measured by car from Costa Solara Resort.
The coast
Long golden sands backed by dunes and pine — the local favourite for morning swims.
A hidden cove framed by low cliffs. Turquoise water, snorkelling, quiet even in August.
Torrevieja's town beach, blue-flagged and walking distance to the paseo.
Town & evenings
Yachts, seafront bars and the paseo. Where Torrevieja gathers after sunset.
Rice, seafood and Mediterranean cooking at the water's edge.
Tapas the way tapas should be — Spanish, unhurried, packed with locals.
Nature
Europe's most photographed lakes — luminous pink from late spring through summer.
Flamingos, birdwatching paths and Mediterranean woodland behind the beach.
Family & leisure
A full afternoon for the family — slides, wave pool, poolside lunch.
Open-air Andalusian-style shopping, cinemas and a Sunday market on the plaza.
The town's weekly market — olives, linen, ceramics, produce, straw hats.
Golf
The most celebrated course on the southern Costa Blanca. Book ahead.
European Tour standard, hidden in a private valley of pine and citrus.
Rolling fairways within sight of the sea. Warm winters, playable year-round.
Getting here
Direct flights from most of Europe. AP-7 south, then straight to the resort.
A quieter alternative with growing routes from the UK and northern Europe.
Why guests love the location
The privacy of a boutique resort. The convenience of staying in the heart of Torrevieja.
Travelling with your dog
Torrevieja is easy for dogs — long promenades by the salt lakes, quiet coastal paths at Cala Ferris and open pine woodland at La Mata Natural Park. Many paseo cafés welcome well-behaved dogs on the terrace, and a dedicated dog beach is a short drive away.