 Less hectic than the Costa del Sol and with warmer winters than
the Costa Brava, the Costa Blanca (The
White Coast) occupies a prime stretch of Spain’s Metiterranean
costline running along the province of Alicante. It can be devided
into two clearly distinct
areas of scenery: to the North, a wall of mountains closely paralell
to the sea, dropping away to form sheer cliffs and secluded pepple
coves and to the South, a vast plain of sands, dunes, plam groves
and saltpan fringed beaches. The Costa Blanca enjoys a perfect
Mediterranean climate with daytime temperatures averaging 20 degrees
in the winter.
 Of particular note is the 20 km coast of Denia, with its contrasting
orange cliffs, sandy beaches and hidden coves. 3 golf courses and
a number of different sport facilities are within easy access.
From the harbour of Denia you will be in Ibiza or Mallorca in less
than 5 hours. Valencia and Alicante, with their international airports,
are only 100 km away. Denia is a cosmopolitan town all year round
and offers a variety of lovely cafes, excellent restaurants and
several boutiques. The
town has a resident population of approximately 33,000 inhabitants.
Although during the summer months many more people, of all nationalities,
come to enjoy this sunny area with its beautiful beaches and harbour.
 The
Resort La Sella with its 18 hole golf course is to be found only
10 min away from the town centre of Denia. It is a beautiful
and quiet residential area which offers a very high standard
of living within its unique surrounding. La Sella has an infrastructure
that is adjusted to all wishes; green zones, tennis courts, riding
schoo,l restaurants, supermarket and stunning
views
to the Mediterranean Sea, situated next to the mountain Montgo
and the exclusive hotel Marriott La Sella Golf Resort & Spa.
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