Welcome to Alicante province, the second most popular province in Spain for expats, (after Málaga). While tourists flock to its beaches for short holidays, those of us who live here year-round appreciate the practical advantages—a climate that makes outdoor living possible in January, a cost of living that stretches pensions further, and a genuinely diverse international community that makes settling in less daunting than in many parts of Spain.
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Murcia in Southeastern Spain is one of seven regions comprising a single province. Fine sandy beaches make up the Costa Colada and inland ...
One of Europe’s most unique regions, with a rich landscape, deep history and dozens of lesser known towns and villages; in Almeria you’ll ...
Granada’s diverse landscape and climate means you can ski on the snowy mountain peaks of the Sierra Nevada in the morning and sunbathe on the ...
Known as the Island of Eternal Spring, Tenerife is the largest of the Canary Islands, an archipelago off the West coast of Africa on the same ...
Discover historic cities, glorious coastline, pretty fishing villages, and plains, mountains, and valleys in this bohemian province of art, ...
Discover historical Spain in this Andalucían province of ancient cities, pretty whitewashed towns, rugged mountains and majestic coastline.
Valencia province is a medieval Kingdom of oranges, burning effigies, food fights, paella, and blue flag beaches.
Discover world-class culture and food in cities and towns surrounded by areas of outstanding natural beauty.
