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Where is Almoradi?

Almoradi Spain is situated on the Costa Blanca. It is part of the province of Alicante, In the South East province of Spain. Some of the neighboring towns include Algorfa, Catral, Benijofar, Rojales, Dolores, and Benijuzar. There are three different airports which are available locally. The furthest one, by quite a distance, is Valencia airport in the northern bordering province which is over two hours drive and almost 240 km. The closest airport is Alicante airport at under half an hour drive and 44 km. You can also come in by Murcia airport in the southern province which is just under 50 kilometres.

Almoradi accommodation

You can lodge in many different places here including guest houses, Almoradi hotels, self catering lodging, and camping facilities. You are guaranteed to find Almoradi accommodation to suit all levels of finance. There is also extensive selection of villas styles in the nearest towns of Catral, Rojales, Benijofar, Benijuzar, Orihuela, and Algorfa.

Car rental in Almoradi

There is a real shortage of municipal transport in this area so you should in actual fact hire a car if you intend to do any type of traveling or you would like to call in on local services or interesting places. The town of Almoradi is in reality well catered for in terms of restaurants, bars, and shops, so you will not need to go any distance. But there is much to see in this area and by using an Almoradi car rental you will be able to take pleasure in the surrounding parts. When you arrive at the airport, there are loads of car rental companies. Also, you will find lots of Almoradi car rental companies to pick from.

What to see in Almoradi

Almoradi, which is situated just outside Rojales, had a population of 18,536 in 2008. It was destroyed in an earthquake in 1829 and the town was totally destroyed, so there is not much architecture left from before the period. There is plenty to see in the area including the salt lakes of Torrevieja, one of which is a national park and bird sanctuary with numerous species including the pink flamingo. The Moors and Christians festival is normally held in Almoradi around the last week of July. The economy is based around agriculture and there is a market held in almoradi every Saturday selling fresh fruit and vegetables, meats, and plenty of other bargains. It holds around 600 stalls and is situated on Avenida de la Constitución. If you like to drive the odd shot up the fairway, you will find almoradi golfing offering many local courses. Overall, almoradi is a quiet town in comparison to others that are closer to the sea.

Where to eat in Almoradi

There is so much mouth-watering cuisine to be had in this locale from several diverse nationalities including Hungarian, Cantonese, Indian, Chinese, Dutch, German, English, and easily the most popular the national Spanish gastronomy. You in actuality have to be fussy if you cannot find something to suit your tastes in this area. A couple of decent restaurants in the area are Restaurante El Cruce which is cosy, rustic and open from nine till six. Or there is Silvino Restaurante which serves innovative traditional style food, try the Iberian sirloin with young garlic.

The weather in Almoradi

The weather in Almoradi is usually sun-drenched, just similar to everywhere on the Costa Blanca. You are practically certain of sun right through the year. It is ordinarily fairly hot in the summer and mild in the winter. Rain is something which is delighted in within this region, a breather from the regular sunshine, but don’t lose sleep because rain doesn’t happen that frequently.

How to get to Almoradi

Directions from Alicante Airport to Almoradi

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