Alicante was recently ranked as the third-best city in the world for expats, according to InterNations’ Expat City Ranking 2024, publisert av Forbes.
This recognition highlights the city’s strong appeal to international residents – particularly for its high quality of life, affordable property prices, and accessible digital infrastructure.
Denne anerkjennelsen fremhever byens sterke appell til internasjonale innbyggere, spesielt på grunn av dens høye livskvalitet, rimelige boligpriser og tilgjengelige digitale infrastruktur.
Within an hour’s drive from Las Colinas, you’ll find some of Spain’s most sought-after experiences.
Winding mountain streets in Guadalest, whitewashed elegance in Altea, wine routes in Jalón, marinas in Cabo Roig, and quiet coves along the Orihuela coast.
All within reach – without giving up the tranquillity of home.
The culture of Costa Blanca is full of surprises. Here, traces of Phoenicians, Romans, and Moors meet modern museums, vibrant festivals, and grand urban spaces. This region offers more than just a holiday atmosphere – it delivers deeper experiences that linger. All within easy reach of Las Colinas.
The largest palm tree region in Europe, on the UNESCO World Heritage list.
The only inhabited island in the Valencia region – a marine nature reserve.
Costa Blanca is home to more than 15 Michelin-starred restaurants and several D.O.-certified wine regions.
Here, wine, citrus, olives, and rice are cultivated and used locally.
This isn’t a tourist menu – it’s a way of life. One that reflects a region that has grown in depth and quality, far removed from outdated stereotypes.
Las Colinas Golf & Country Club is ranked among the very best courses in Spain – and with 300 days of sunshine a year, the season never ends.
Within a one-hour radius, you’ll find more than 20 courses of high international standard.
Las Colinas sets the benchmark – but the golf offering in the region is among the finest in Europe.
