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A Guide to El Poble Nou de Benitatxell
04 09 - 2024
El Poble Nou de Benitatxell is located in the south eastern part of the Marina Alta, known for it’s cultivation of wine and beans, for which there is a dedicated festival.A beautiful place to explore whether following a stunning coastal hike or climbing to the peak of Llorença with beautiful views of the iconic mountains of Costa Blanca such as Montgo in Jávea or Peñon de Ifach in Calpe.Bars & RestaurantsIn the heart of Benitatxell or in the surrounding urbanisation you can find various popular bars and restaurants, such as the Pizzería Antiquary for italian dishes, Beniasia a popular restaurant that serves Asian cuisine or the Mediterranean restaurant La Cumbre.FiestasOn the 17th January is celebrated the Fiesta of Sant Antoni is celebrated.On the first Sunday of May is the festival...
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30 08 - 2024
Castell de Castells is located directly west of the Val de Pop in the southwest of the Marina Alta, it is a village completely surrounded by mountains, including La Xortà that is over 1,000 metres tall. There are various hiking routes and winding roads great for cycling or driving making it a great place to explore the natural beauty and cave paintings, amongst other sites of historical interest, that the region is known for. Bars & Restaurants There are various popular bars and restaurants, whether you are after homemade traditional Valencian dishes or want to cool off in the summer with a refreshing drink and some tapas. Bar Bigot Vell Castell d’Ines Ca Jacinto Ca Joan Fiestas In January, Castell de Castells celebrates Sant...
more A guide to Llíber
14 08 - 2024
Located in the Vall de Pop in the subregion known as Aixa, Llíber is a beautiful part of the Marina Alta on river Gorgos.Living in Llíber you can wake up to the stunning views of mountains and nature that surround it, enjoy a relaxing pace of life and virtually year round sunshine.Bars & RestaurantsIn the heart of Llíber is Varetes, the local bar in the charming plaza mayor, with a terrace and trees providing shade serving drinks and local dishes.A short journey on the outskirts of the town you will discover the Vall de Pop Restaurant, a beautiful villa, serving local produce with beautiful views of the surrounding area.FiestasDuring the first and second week of January they celebrate both the La Fira del Llaurador, a festival related to the raisin production, and La Fira Sant Antoni...
more A Guide to Parcent
08 08 - 2024
Parcent is one of the southwestern municipalities of the Marina Alta that forms part of Vall de Pop along with Benichembla, Murla and Alcalalí. Surrounded by greenery and mountains, the stunning views, great weather and tranquil lifestyle make it an idyllic place to live. Bars & Restaurants Parcent might be small but it has some great culinary options that offer more than just a bit to eat and a drink. The more traditional places such La Estufa or L’Era are great places for delicious Valencian dishes or tapas. Blanca Bikes Cafe on the other hand not only offers great breakfast options but also serves as a place to hire bikes and join guided cycling tours, which are very popular in the Marina Alta. Also in Parcent is the Cooperativa Agrícola El Progrés, which also...
more A Guide to Sanet y Negrals
29 07 - 2024
A Guide to Sanet y NegralsDiscover a peaceful way of life amongst the natural beauty of La Rectoría in Sanet y Negrals. The subregion close the Gorgos River is known for it’s delicious oranges, agricultural history, sunny weather and natural beauty.This agricultural town is located at the foot of the Segaría mountain range in the northern part of the Marina Alta, which was originally two separate towns until they were officially united as one municipality in 1834.Bars & RestaurantsFor authentic Spanish dishes Restaurante Ratatouille offers traditional dishes from the region and for something a little lighter Bar La Plaçca serves drinks and tapas.La Bolata sits on the outskirts of Sanet y Negrals offering drinks and outdoor concerts with views of the mountains and orchards of La...
more A Guide to Benimeli
22 07 - 2024
Benimeli is one of the towns that makes up the subregion known as La Rectoría, a valley that is located between the Segària and Migdia mountain ranges in the northern part of the Marina Alta. What to do in BenimeliCabañas del BarroCulture WeekFiestasCor de JesúsPatronal FestivitiesEl Rosari de l'AuroraHikingLa Segária de BenimeliWhere to Eat in BenimeliTowns close to BenimeliBeniarbeigOrbaPegoSagra What to do in BenimeliCabañas del Barro Cabañas del Barro is a creative workshop providing ceramics classes in the countryside, where, occasionally, they host other events. The property also includes cabins for accommodation, making it a great choice for a weekend retreat. Culture Week At the end of April, Benimeli celebrates its Culture Week with a...
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A Guide to Alcalalí
18 07 - 2024
Alcalalí is located in the region of Marina Alta known as the Vall de Pop or Jalon Valley, famous for its beautiful almond trees that blossom in February, which is also the focus of one of the town’s festivals. This charming town, situated on the Gorgos river, offers a relaxing way of life, natural beauty and great weather all year. Where to Eat in Alcalalí What to do in Alcalalí Fiestas Feslalí Sant Joan de Mosquera Sant Miquel La Virgen de los Desamparados Museum of Ethnology Careline Theatre Hiking ...
more A Guide to Benichembla
10 07 - 2024
Benichembla is in the south western part of the Marina Alta in the region known as the Vall de Pop, a valley of great beauty, and close to one of the only mountains with a peak greater than 1000 metres in the region.Bars and RestaurantsThere are a few bars and restaurants in Benichembla with delicious Valencian dishes and tapas, specifically typical of the Vall de Pop region, and occasional live show. Bar Gat Beni-Ruta Bon AireFiestasAt the beginning of the year on the 16th and 17th they celebrate Saint Honorat and Saint Antoni.Further festivities take place between the 12th to the 17th of August, when they honour Saint Joseph, Saint Augustine, Saint Francis and the Assumption.Art & CultureThanks to the urban art exhibition hosted at the end of July, BIMAU, Benichembla is...
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A Guide to Jesús Pobre
04 07 - 2024
Jesús Pobre is a peaceful village known for it's agricultural heritage, especially its Riuraus which they still use today for raisin production. It is surrounded by orchards and Mediterranean woodland, yet also close to Jávea and Dénia giving you easy access to some of the Costa Blanca's best beaches. What to do in Jesús PobreFiestasPatronal FestivitiesCabrerotcabrerockHikingRoute of the Three MillsCamino de AlbaMarketsRastroRiurauWhere to Eat in Jesús PobreThe Surrounding AreaGata de GorgosJáveaLa Xara What to do in Jesús PobreFiestas Patronal Festivities The patronal festivities occur 50 days after easter, celebrating with a variety of events and religious traditions, including a procession, street parties and fireworks. Cabrerot ...
more A Guide to Benissa
28 06 - 2024
Benissa is one of the southernmost municipalities in the Marina Alta and also one of its largest, stretching from the coastline to the inland mountains.The town enjoys a mild sunny climate for much of the year and is within 30 minutes of the Costa Blanca's best beaches. What to do in BenissaFiestasSaint AnthonyLa Puríssima XiquetaMoors and ChristiansCentre d'Art Taller IvarsEspai d'Art Contemporani Salvador SoriaThe Casa Museu dels AbarguesWeekly MarketMercat dels PorxesSala del ConsellHikingMolí del Quisi, SL-CV 136Where to Eat in BenissaThe Surrounding AreaLlíberTeuladaXaló What to do in BenissaFiestas Saint Anthony The celebrations of Saint Anthony take place on the second weekend of January. Events typically include a medieval market, the blessing of animals, and...
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A Guide to Jávea
17 06 - 2024
Jávea is a beautiful coastal town in the province of Alicante and one of the largest in the Marina Alta, home to around 30,000 residents. Life moves at a slower pace than major cities, and the town offers some of the best beaches on the Costa Blanca, excellent food and entertainment you can enjoy with friends and family. You can expect warm, sunny weather throughout the year and many local fiestas and cultural events. Jávea is well connected to Alicante, Benidorm, Valencia and even the Balearic Islands What to do in JáveaFiestasFira i Porrat de Sant AntoniSan SebastiánCarnivalJesús NazarenoHogueras de San JuanMoors and ChristiansVirgen de los ÁngelesVirgen de LoretoSanta LucíaMarketCasa del CableMuseo ca LambertMuseum of Archaeology and...
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The five most important questions for a vendor
12 06 - 2024
How much does it cost to sell your home?Grupo Marcos Marco, in line with other estate agents in the region typically applies a 5% commission to all property sales.There are certain circumstances where we can reduce our rate and we are therefore happy to negotiate and discuss this with vendors on an individual basis.Should I trust my estate agent when they suggest I reduce the asking price?There are many factors to consider when a homeowner decides to sell their property. Our role is to ensure that each has been fully discussed and that once valued, the property receives the highest levels of exposure across all our in-house social media and the major online portals.As to whether you should trust us if we suggest a price reduction, our answer is a definitive “yes” because we will...
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