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Pilar de la Horadada is the southernmost municipality of the Costa Blanca, which became independent from Orihuela in 1986 and has since developed a strong private identity. The history of the village is deeply rooted in agriculture and Roman times, with the name referring to the characteristic watchtower that protected the coast. The climate is typically Mediterranean and very stable, with mild winters and warm summers that invite an active outdoor life throughout the year.
The sights range from the historic church on the village square to the expansive white sandy beaches of Torre de la Horadada and the impressive marina. The local cuisine is famous for fresh products from nearby orchards and the daily fish catch, which you can taste in both authentic tapas bars and modern gastronomic restaurants. For sports enthusiasts, the nearby Lo Romero Golf course offers a unique experience, known for its challenging island green and beautiful natural surroundings.
The residents are a harmonious mix of Spaniards who cherish traditions and a growing group of international residents who appreciate the peace of the village. The surroundings are unique because of the Rio Seco bed, which offers ideal hiking trails, and the central location between the provinces of Alicante and Murcia. Living in Pilar de la Horadada offers many advantages, including an authentic Spanish atmosphere, excellent sports facilities, and the proximity to two international airports.
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