Flat for rent in Torrevieja, Alicante

For rent: a ground floor bungalow for the October to May season!

This cozy bungalow with 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom is located in a gated community, offering peace of mind and security.

Bungalow features:

Private entrance
Terrace and an additional enclosed glass terrace to enjoy in any season
Equipped kitchen and living-dining room
Private solarium
Private parking
Access to the community swimming pool
Small dogs are permitted

While there is a neighbor upstairs, the independent entrance and private spaces ensure a comfortable and personal experience.

Torrevieja: Leisure, Beaches, and Golf to Enjoy Year-Round

Torrevieja, on the sunny Costa Blanca, offers a wide range of activities and places to explore, ideal for the autumn and winter months.

Beaches:

Enjoy the mild Mediterranean climate by strolling along Torrevieja's beaches, even outside of peak season:

Playa de La Mata: The longest beach, perfect for long walks. It features natural dunes and a lively promenade.
Playa del Cura: Located in the city center, with all amenities close at hand and famous for its small coves known as "natural pools."
Playa de Los Náufragos: Another popular beach with full services and children's play areas.
Cala Ferris: A peaceful haven with palm trees and crystal-clear waters, ideal for a quiet escape.
Cala de La Zorra: Excellent for snorkeling thanks to its clear waters.

Leisure and Activities:

Parque Natural de las Lagunas de La Mata y Torrevieja: An impressive natural area with saltwater lagoons, including the famous Pink Lagoon. It's a paradise for bird watchers (especially flamingos) and offers hiking and cycling routes to enjoy nature.
Promenade (Paseo Marítimo): An extensive walk along the sea, perfect for enjoying panoramic views, restaurants, cafes, and shops.
Culture and History:

Museum of Sea and Salt (Museo del Mar y de la Sal): Delve into Torrevieja's salt and maritime history.
Floating Museums: Visit the Albatros III Patrol Boat and the S-61 Delfín Submarine moored in the port.
Torre del Moro and Torre de La Mata: Ancient watchtowers that offer spectacular views and insight into the region's defensive history.

Gastronomy: Delight in the local cuisine, featuring "caldero" (rice with fish), fresh seafood, and the popular "pulpo seco" (dried octopus). The city boasts a wide variety of restaurants with Mediterranean and international cuisine.
Outdoor Sports: The mild climate allows for activities like hiking, cycling (the Vía Verde de Torrevieja is perfect for this), and water sports such as paddleboarding or kayaking.

Golf:

For golf enthusiasts, the Costa Blanca is a privileged destination with several prestigious golf courses just a short drive from Torrevieja. Some of the closest include:

Las Colinas Golf & Country Club: An internationally recognized championship course.
Real Club de Golf Campoamor: Offers sea views and a challenging design.
Villamartín Golf Club: An established course with a lively atmosphere.
Las Ramblas Golf: Known for its unique design and elevation changes.
Lo Romero Golf: Famous for its 18th hole and excellent maintenance.

These courses offer experiences for all skill levels, from beginners to experienced golfers.