This charming apartment features a luxurious bathroom with a spacious walk-in shower for two. The wooden floors add warmth and elegance to the space, while the air conditioning ensures comfort year-round. The fully equipped kitchen is perfect for culinary enthusiasts, and the functional yet stylish furniture complements the overall design. Step out onto the terrace, where the sun graces you from 14:00 onwards. From here, you’ll have a delightful view of a square adorned with a magnificent old Australian ficus tree—a living testament to the rich history of coffee and cacao trade in the province of Alicante. As you gaze into the distance, the mountains provide a picturesque backdrop. Inside, you’ll find a guest toilet for added convenience, and the bedroom boasts a spacious built-in cupboard. The maritime-themed decorations on the walls evoke Mediterranean vibes, making this apartment a truly inviting and unique living space. 🌿🏡🌞
Address: Calle del Currican 24 1d, 03560 El Campello, Alicante, Spain
Size: 2 Rooms, 1 Bedroom, 1 Bathroom
Beds: 1 Double bed, 1 Child bed, 1 Sofa bed
Prices: 80 EUR - 135 EUR / Night
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Beaches and Harbour: El Campello boasts 23 kilometers of quiet, pearly white, sandy beaches. The shoreline faces the Lalmadrava beach, providing a beautiful natural environment with views of the sea and a mountain backdrop1.
Gastronomy: Food enthusiasts can indulge in local specialties such as grilled fish, paella, and turrón ice cream. The village’s restaurants, shops, and bars offer a delightful culinary experience.
Transportation: El Campello enjoys excellent mobility options. You can easily travel to Alicante and other coastal destinations via tram and bus. The 20-minute tram ride to Alicante city makes it convenient for exploring nearby areas.
Historical Tower: The tower overlooking the harbor was built in the 16th century as a lookout for ships. It adds a touch of history to the picturesque waterfront.
Festivals: Each October, El Campello hosts its “moros i cristians” (Moors and Christians) festival. The town comes alive with daily “battles,” parades, and late-night fireworks displays. The extravagant costumes worn during the evening parades are a sight to behold.
Archaeological Remains: At ‘La Illeta,’ near the harbor, you’ll find archaeological remains, including circular cabins dating back to 3000 BC. Roman-era fish factories are also visible at the site, making it an important archaeological location2.
Tram: L1 and L3 will bring you to Alicante and other cities. Every 15 minutes there is a tram waiting for you. The apartment is located at 500 meters from the tramstation
Bus: many buses are going to San Juan, Alicante and Villajoyosa.
Parking: there is a nearby parking which is free of charge. In the streets you can park for free. During the high season you might need to park your car in the underground communal car parking which is in Calle San Bartolomeu.
