Get to know the Valencian Coast: apartments near the beach in Oliva

Las Dunas Residential: your seaside oasis in Oliva Nova

Las Dunas Residential invites you to enjoy a holiday where peace and comfort take centre stage. Set within the exclusive surroundings of Oliva Nova, this accommodation combines the privacy of a residential complex with access to first-class services.

Its apartments stand out for their generous space and practical layout, ideal for stays as a couple or with the family. Surrounded by beautifully maintained gardens, the complex also features a swimming pool, creating the perfect setting to unwind under the Mediterranean sun.

Just a short stroll away, you will find Oliva’s vast stretch of fine sandy beach, perfect for long walks or days of total relaxation. Its proximity to the golf course and other leisure facilities also opens up even more ways to enjoy your stay.

Travellers especially appreciate the peaceful setting, the comfort of the accommodation and the closeness to the sea.

Let yourself be captivated by the calm and charm of Las Dunas and turn your holiday into an unforgettable experience.

Oliva, a map of hidden treasures

Do you think you know the Mediterranean? In Oliva, a destination awaits where history and nature intertwine in unexpected corners, far from the busiest tourist trails.

The mystery of two towns: after the Christian conquest, Oliva was divided into two distinct areas: the Vila Condal, rooted in Christian tradition, and the Morisco suburb, where the Muslim population settled. This urban legacy can still be felt in the Raval, a maze of steep, narrow streets that preserves its medieval imprint and offers an almost untouched journey into the past.

The spring that keeps the same temperature all year round: tucked away in a peaceful natural setting lies Font Salada, a spring whose waters flow at a constant temperature throughout the year. This rare feature makes bathing possible even in winter and has inspired a popular belief in its restorative qualities, turning it into one of the most singular spots on the Valencian coast.

The guardians of the dunes: Oliva’s coastline stands out for the preservation of its dune system, something increasingly rare along the Mediterranean shore. Stretching for several kilometres, its beaches retain a natural character, free from large promenades, and provide a habitat for protected species such as the Kentish plover, a reflection of the balance between nature and human activity.

The former sugar capital: during the Middle Ages, Oliva was a major centre of sugar production. The L’Enginy building bears witness to this prosperous period, when sugar cane and silk drove the local economy. Long before citrus fruits took centre stage, the town was already thriving with trade and craftsmanship.

Raspall, a living tradition: Valencian pilota finds one of its most authentic expressions in Oliva. At the trinquet, locals play raspall, a fast-paced variation in which the ball can roll along the ground and which demands great skill and endurance. More than a sport, it is a deeply rooted tradition and an essential part of the town’s identity.

Oliva is not a destination to be skimmed over, but a place to be discovered slowly, revealing its historical and natural richness to those who take the time to explore it.

Alicante: sun, sea and the perfect Mediterranean escape

Alicante is a lively Mediterranean city that perfectly balances beach life, culture and a relaxed urban atmosphere. Located on Spain’s Costa Blanca, it enjoys sunshine almost all year round and offers an easy-going vibe that appeals to both families and couples looking for a versatile seaside escape.

Make sure you visit:

• The Castle of Santa Bárbara, perched on Mount Benacantil with panoramic city and sea views.
• The Explanada de España, a palm-lined promenade ideal for a leisurely walk.
• The old town area, with its narrow streets, local bars and traditional feel.
• The harbour and marina, great for an evening stroll by the sea.
• The central shopping streets, lively and full of local life.

Beaches we think you’ll like:

• Postiguet Beach, right next to the city centre and very convenient.
• San Juan Beach, long, wide and perfect for families.
• Albufereta Beach, quieter and well connected.
• Cabo de las Huertas coves, ideal for a more natural setting.

Family-friendly activities:

• Enjoy a beach day with calm waters and easy access.
• Take a walk or bike ride along the seafront.
• Visit parks and open spaces around the city.
• Ride the lift or walk up to the castle for a fun experience.
• Explore nearby towns with short and easy trips.

Make sure you try these local delicacies:

• Rice dishes such as arroz del señoret or arroz a banda.
• Fresh seafood and Mediterranean fish.
• Traditional salted fish and local tapas.
• Local sweets enjoyed with a coffee.

Make the most of your visit and go to...

• Altea, known for its whitewashed old town and sea views.
• Elche, home to the famous palm grove, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
• Villajoyosa, colourful houses and a relaxed coastal atmosphere.
• Tabarca Island, perfect for a short boat trip and clear waters.