Huoneisto vuokrattavana Guardamar del Segura, Alicantessa

Winter Let

Your Mediterranean winter sanctuary in Guardamar

Winter Let | Available now | Stunning sea views

Escape to the warmth this winter in our cozy 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom apartment. Designed for comfort and relaxation, this home offers the perfect balance of coastal serenity and local convenience.

The terrace: Enjoy your morning coffee on the private, sun-drenched terrace with panoramic views of the Mediterranean.

Location: Situated just steps from the golden sands, you will fall asleep to the sound of the waves.

The vibe: A bright, airy space perfect for remote workers, retirees, or anyone seeking a peaceful seaside retreat.

Life in Guardamar: Nature and leisure

Guardamar del Segura is a standout destination on the Costa Blanca, especially during the winter season. With an average of 320 days of sunshine a year and mild temperatures averaging 17°C, it remains an ideal location for outdoor activities.

Pristine beaches and natural parks

Endless coastline: Walk along 11 km of fine white sand beaches, including the Blue Flag Playa Centro and the wild, natural dunes of Playa del Moncayo.

The pine forest (La Pinada): An 800-hectare coastal forest adjacent to the town. It is perfect for morning jogs, shaded walks, or cycling through the protected dunes.

Reina Sofía Park: A lush oasis in the town center featuring lakes, waterfalls, and local wildlife.

Winter leisure and culture

Gastronomy: Guardamar is renowned for its high-quality seafood and traditional "Nyora" peppers. Numerous beachfront restaurants remain open year-round, offering authentic Mediterranean cuisine.

Active lifestyle: The Marina de las Dunas offers winter kayaking and paddleboarding in the calm waters where the Segura river meets the sea.

Local markets: Explore the vibrant Wednesday street market or the popular Lemon Tree Market on Sundays for fresh local produce and artisan goods.

History and heritage: Visit the Guardamar Castle ruins for 360-degree views of the coast and mountains, or explore the Archaeological Museum (MAG) to learn about the town’s Phoenician and Roman past.