13.04.2026
Everything about living in Pilar de la Horadada: healthcare and hospitals, schools, supermarkets and markets, sports and the sea, monthly climate data, airport transport and cost of living. A practical guide for those considering a move.
12.04.2026
Two coastal areas of Pilar de la Horadada — Torre de la Horadada with its marina and restaurants and quiet Mil Palmeras with family beaches. We compare both, examine the international community and the property market.
11.04.2026
A complete overview of the Pilar de la Horadada property market: housing types with prices, new-build vs resale comparison, annual running costs and investment outlook. Real figures and tables.
10.04.2026
The coastline of Pilar de la Horadada stretches for over 4 kilometres at the southernmost tip of Alicante province. Multiple Blue Flag beaches, a marina, pine-backed dunes, and water temperatures that allow swimming from May through October make this one of the most underrated beach destinations on the Costa Blanca.
09.04.2026
Pilar de la Horadada sits at the southernmost tip of Alicante province, offering Blue Flag beaches, authentic Spanish character, and property prices 10-20% below neighbouring Orihuela Costa. This guide covers every aspect of buying here in 2026 — from area comparisons and real price data to the full legal process.
08.04.2026
Life in La Mata means morning coffee with a sea view, a run along the promenade, Saturday market and an evening walk among the flamingos. We cover infrastructure, healthcare, transport and the international community first-hand.
07.04.2026
700 hectares of salt lake with pink flamingo colonies — a 10-minute walk from the La Mata promenade. A nature park with walking trails, observation platforms and therapeutic mud.
06.04.2026
Garden bungalows are La Mata's signature property type. This format is rarely built new but is hugely popular on the resale market. Plus apartments for every budget — from studios at €65,000 to penthouses at €250,000.
05.04.2026
La Mata Beach is one of the best on the Costa Blanca coast. 4 kilometres of wide golden sand, Blue Flag status, gentle entry to the water and a nature park as the backdrop. We live here and will tell you everything you need to know.
