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Located next to the beach in El
Campello, this air-conditioned apartment features a private terrace
overlooking the seafront boulevard. It comes with satellite TV and a
washing machine.
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El Campello
This camping ground is just 100
metres from Playa Muchavista Beach. It features air-conditioned
bungalows with a terrace and private bathroom. Free Wi-Fi is available
throughout.
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Splendid villa with separate
guesthouse and beautiful view over the bay of Campello, with a private
swimming pool.
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This attractively furnished apartment
is in a good position and enjoys a sea view. It is just by the El
Campello boulevard. The apartment is on the first floor and has a
terrace at the front of 10 m2....
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El Campello Costa Blanca
El
Campello is a small Spanish Seaside Town situated on the Costa Blanca,
just north of the City of Alicante. The town boasts kilometres of
beautiful, white sandy beaches complete with a Palm tree lined
promenade and crystal clear blue sea. The town has many restaurants
offering a wide range of dishes, with locally caught seafood being a
speciality. There is a harbour at the north of the beach where a fish
auction is held daily at 5.30pm. Next to the harbour is a 500 year old
look out tower used against invading pirates. Below this tower on a
small rocky point called La Isleta are archaeological remains that date
from 3000 years BC through the Bronze and Roman ages. Pottery found
here from Islamic residents of the 11th century, is displayed in the
museum in Alicante.
Although English is not as widely spoken as
it is in other places along the Costa Blanca, visitors will have no
problems in being understood in the small gift shops and bars that line
the main road (San Bartólome) running adjacent to the coast. The town
has plenty of supermarkets scattered along its length including; LIDL,
Consum and two Mercdonas.
The larger hypermarket of Carrefour is a five minute drive from El
Campello.
The
town is an ideal holiday destination for all ages, although those
wanting to enjoy the nightlife and frequent clubs through the night may
need to travel to nearby Alicante.
From the Tram stop in El
Campello one can travel south into the centre of Alicante or north
along the Costa Blanca as far as Altea.
The Costa Blanca region
averages about 3,000 hours of sunshine per year (about 325 days per
year) and the average temperature is more than 20 degrees centigrade.
El
Campello’s major fiesta is “The Moors and the Christians” which takes
place around 9th October and lasts for one week. Battles are re-enacted
on the beach and there are street parades on two evenings lasting
approximately three hours.
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El
Campello is a small Spanish Seaside Town situated on the Costa Blanca,
just north of the City of Alicante. The town boasts kilometres of
beautiful, white sandy beaches complete with a Palm tree lined
promenade and crystal clear blue sea. The town has many restaurants
offering a wide range of dishes, with locally caught seafood being a
speciality. There is a harbour at the north of the beach where a fish
auction is held daily at 5.30pm. Next to the harbour is a 500 year old
look out tower used against invading pirates. Below this tower on a
small rocky point called La Isleta are archaeological remains that date
from 3000 years BC through the Bronze and Roman ages. Pottery found
here from Islamic residents of the 11th century, is displayed in the
museum in Alicante.Although English is not as widely spoken as it is in
other places along the Costa Blanca, visitors will have no problems in
being understood in the small gift shops and bars that line the main
road (San Bartólome) running adjacent to the coast. The town has plenty
of supermarkets scattered along its length including; LIDL, Consum and
two Mercdonas.The larger hypermarket of Carrefour is a five minute
drive from El Campello.The town is an ideal holiday destination for all
ages, although those wanting to enjoy the nightlife and frequent clubs
through the night may need to travel to nearby Alicante. From the Tram
stop in El Campello one can travel south into the centre of Alicante or
north along the Costa Blanca as far as Altea.The Costa Blanca region
averages about 3,000 hours of sunshine per year (about 325 days per
year) and the average temperature is more than 20 degrees centigrade.El
Campello’s major fiesta is “The Moors and the Christians” which takes
place around 9th October and lasts for one week. Battles are re-enacted
on the beach and there are street parades on two evenings lasting
approximately three hours
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El Campello is a small Spanish Seaside Town situated
on the Costa Blanca, just north of the City of Alicante. The town
boasts kilometres of beautiful, white sandy beaches complete with a
Palm tree lined promenade and crystal clear blue sea. The town has many
restaurants offering a wide range of dishes, with locally caught
seafood being a speciality. There is a harbour at the north of the
beach where a fish auction is held daily at 5.30pm. Next to the harbour
is a 500 year old look out tower used against invading pirates. Below
this tower on a small rocky point called La Isleta are archaeological
remains that date from 3000 years BC through the Bronze and Roman ages.
Pottery found here from Islamic residents of the 11th century, is
displayed in the museum in Alicante.Although English is not as widely
spoken as it is in other places along the Costa Blanca, visitors will
have no problems in being understood in the small gift shops and bars
that line the main road (San Bartólome) running adjacent to the coast.
The town has plenty of supermarkets scattered along its length
including; LIDL, Consum and two Mercdonas.The larger hypermarket of
Carrefour is a five minute drive from El Campello.The town is an ideal
holiday destination for all ages, although those wanting to enjoy the
nightlife and frequent clubs through the night may need to travel to
nearby Alicante. From the Tram stop in El Campello one can travel south
into the centre of Alicante or north along the Costa Blanca as far as
Altea.The Costa Blanca region averages about 3,000 hours of sunshine
per year (about 325 days per year) and the average temperature is more
than 20 degrees centigrade.El Campello’s major fiesta is “The Moors and
the Christians” which takes place around 9th October and lasts for one
week. Battles are re-enacted on the beach and there are street parades
on two evenings lasting approximately three hours
