Cabo Roig

Cabo Roig is an exclusive enclave on the Costa Blanca South, which developed since the 1970s into one of the most prestigious locations in the region. The history of this headland is marked by the iconic 16th-century watchtower, which formerly served to protect the coast against raids by pirates. The climate here is exceptionally favorable with mild winters and warm summers, resulting in an average annual temperature of about 20 degrees.

The main attractions are the two award-winning sandy beaches, Cala Caleta and Cala Capitán, as well as the picturesque walking route along the cliffs with spectacular views over the Mediterranean Sea. The local gastronomy is very diverse, ranging from authentic Spanish tapas to international star dishes, mainly concentrated around the famous "Cabo Roig Strip". For sports enthusiasts, the modern marina offers numerous water sports possibilities, while the best golf courses of the region are located just a short drive away.

The residents are an elegant mix of wealthy Spaniards and European residents, which contributes to a high-quality and discreet character of the villa district. The surroundings are green and spaciously laid out, characterized by wide avenues with palm trees and a direct proximity to all essential services and luxurious facilities. Living in Cabo Roig offers unique advantages, such as an unparalleled peace by the sea, a healthy maritime air, and the status of one of the most sought-after addresses on the Spanish coast.