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Pink lagoons, fine sandy beaches, seafront walks, music, golf and good food. This is what you can do just minutes from home.
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La Hoya borders the Lagunas de La Mata y Torrevieja Natural Park, a protected area of around 3,700 hectares made up of two large salt lagoons.
Torrevieja's lagoon owes its pink colour to a microalga and bacteria living in its hypersaline water. The colour is most intense on hot, sunny days. From its shores you can see flamingos and the salt mountains of the salt works, which are still in operation. Enjoy it from the paths and viewpoints: bathing is not permitted.
The park's green lagoon, surrounded by pine woods, reed beds and salt marshes. It has a visitor centre, bird hides and walking and cycling routes, perfect for a Sunday morning.
The park's waymarked trails and the Molino del Agua pine wood next to La Mata beach are ideal for walking, running or strolling with children among dunes and pines.
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Torrevieja has more than a dozen beaches and coves, and several of them are less than ten minutes' drive from La Hoya.
The long fine-sand beach, with protected dunes and a promenade. Ideal for families and for walks along the shore at sunrise.
Quiet coves such as Cala Higuera and Cala La Zorra, and one of the best viewpoints on the coast beside the old watchtower.
Torrevieja's town beaches, with beach bars, natural rock pools and every amenity a step from the centre.
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Life in Torrevieja revolves around the sea: seafront promenades, terraces, the marina and sunsets.
Kilometres of seafront promenade lined with palm trees, with terraces, ice-cream parlours and the statue of La Bella Lola looking out to sea.
Boat trips, sailing, rowing and paddle-surf schools, and restaurants by the pontoons. Torrevieja is also planning a new waterfront.
From the Dique de Levante breakwater to the rocks of Cabo Cervera, the best way to end the day is watching the horizon.
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Torrevieja is a seafaring and salt-making town with a lively cultural life all year round.
Right next to La Hoya. Its programme includes concerts, opera, dance, musicals, theatre and conferences.
Every summer, choirs from all over the world sing habaneras and polyphony at the Eras de la Sal. It is the town's great musical event.
The Sea and Salt Museum and the Floating Museum, with the Delfín submarine open to visitors, tell the story of Torrevieja's salt and seafaring heritage.
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The Vega Baja is one of the most complete golf destinations on the Costa Blanca, with courses for every level and sunshine almost all year.
Vistabella Golf, La Marquesa, La Finca and Villamartín are less than 30 minutes' drive away.
Sailing, rowing, surfing, paddle surfing, kayaking or jet skiing at the marina and nearby beaches.
Municipal facilities, private clubs and, in developments such as Lagoons Village, a club of their own.
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Mild winters, more than 300 days of sunshine a year and a sea breeze in summer: in La Hoya, life is lived outdoors.
Processions through the streets of the town centre.
International choir competition at the Eras de la Sal.
The large Friday open-air market, with fresh produce, clothing and crafts.
Torrevieja's patron saint festivities, with religious events, music and fireworks.
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