La Marina Rentals & Villa Keyholders

14/03/2023

New Listing! Long Term Rental in Urb. La Marina

27/01/2022

Why not see the old town on Alicante - ideal with a knowledgeable guide.

29/12/2021

See the traditional three kings parade in San Fulgencio

✉️ Ven este 🗓️ domingo 2 de enero a ver al paje real, para hacerle entrega de tu carta con tus deseos para esta Navidad.

👑👑👑Y el próximo 🗓️miércoles 5 de enero, los Reyes Magos llegan a San Fulgencio en su cabalgata. Empezará a partir de las 🕒17:00 horas en la urbanización. ¡Te esperamos!



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✉️ Come this 🗓️Sunday, January 2, to see the royal page and give him your letter to the Three Kings with all your Christmas wishes.

👑👑👑 And next 🗓️Wednesday, January 5, the Three Kings arrive in with their parade, starting at 🕒5pm from the urbanization.

27/12/2021

Beautiful walks and stunning beaches at Guardamar

14/11/2021

We still have some lovely villas available for winter rentals.

Villa Cristiana is available from beginning of dec.
Villa Yolanda from Mid Jan
Villa RaySue available immediately
We do have a new Julia coming onto our books available as well for a winter rental.

12/10/2021

Another lovely villa is available for rental, offering 10% discounts on 7 day stays between now and Dec.

Take a look at villa Yolanda, beautiful garden area and recently refurbished. Guests already booking again for next year.

Check out Villa Yolanda on our website lamarinarentals.com

10/10/2021

Villa RaySue has 10% discount off our website prices for any bookings taken between now January.

Are you looking for a winter rental this villa is also available till next April.

Send us an email as [email protected] or book through our website mentioning the discount.

28/09/2021

21/08/2021

Today on the N332 la vuelta is passing from Santa Pola south to del mar menor.

19/08/2021

We often are asked about places near the Urb for Covid Tests before departure to your home country.

This is a couple of places where you can book online and know that you are sorted, even before you arrive in Spain for peace of mind. Some places do get booked up, and we have heard of guests of other agencies struggling to get tests before they leave. Don't leave it to the last minute, as much as we would love you stay for longer 😀

https://eurofins-megalab.com/en/eurofins-megalab-is-carrying-out-testing-for-covid-in-12-spanish-airports/

https://testcoronavirus.imedhospitales.com/inicio?

https://www.quironsalud.es/en/informacion-pruebas-covidlg=3

Descarga de informes. Los pacientes de nuestros laboratorios pueden descargar sus informes de resultados desde cualquier punto.

07/08/2021

Very hot temperatures today, please be careful in the sun.

26/07/2021

Just received another 5* (5 out of 5) review for Casa Pedro, so fantastic when guests appreciate all the work you do. 😁

16/07/2021

Is going to be HOT for the next few weeks, interesting read from Spectrum FM

'Canícula period' to start with 40ºC-plus in the shade: What have the stars got to do with it?

THIS weekend will see 11 provinces in Spain on 'alert' for high temperatures as the period known as the Canícula starts up – the hottest part of the year, officially considered to be between July 15 and August 15 inclusive.

As yet, though, nowhere in Spain has broken any top temperature records so far – not even on Monday this week, when the average in most of the southern and eastern parts of the mainland hovered around 40ºC in the shade.

The name Canícula comes from the constellation Canis Major, which is Latin for 'Greater Dog' – there is a 'Lesser Dog', the Canis Minor, and both are usually depicted trailing the hunter, Orion – of which the brightest star is Sirius, or the 'Dog Star'; brightest because it is close to the Solar System.

It was a widely-held belief among the Ancient Romans that, during this month, the heat of the sun blended with the heat emitted by Sirius, causing a sharp rise in temperatures, which is how this hottest part of a northern hemisphere year came to be named after the constellation.

Head of the meteorological institute Meteored, José Antonio Bermudas, says the month between July 15 and August 15 is termed in the trade as an 'inter-summer drought', not because of a water shortage, but because of a 'powerful anticyclone'.

This is not as terrifying as it sounds – in fact, it is the exact opposite to a cyclone, and creates major atmospheric stability; other than being very hot, not much tends to happen on the weather front at this time of year.

Yet it is not necessarily the case that the top temperatures recorded in the year always come during the Canícula period – some of the record highs Spain has registered include July 4, 1994, when the mercury soared to 45.4ºC in Murcia, or on July 7, 2015 when it hit 44.5ºC in Zaragoza.

But if it's guaranteed hot weather you want, there's no chance of anything else in Spain between these dates, so it's a good time to plan your holiday.

During the last week in July and first week in August this year, Meteored is not expecting exceptional figures on the thermometer – nothing radically different to in any other year at this time, when temperatures tend to hover around the lower end of the 30s.

That said, this period of the Canícula is often marked by abnormally-high temperatures in the northern third of the mainland, and it is forecast this will be the case in 2021.

Once into August, Meteored is predicting above-average temperatures nationwide – typically about 3ºC higher than normally seen.

Whilst Spain has yet to break any of its own heat records, Meteored says this may indeed happen over the next two or three days.

The weekend is expected to bring highs that could hit the 40ºC range in the regions of Andalucía, Extremadura, Castilla-La Mancha and Madrid.

Hotter-than-usual figures are expected this weekend in northern parts, including some of Spain's traditionally coldest regions such as Castilla y León where it may reach around 35ºC in the shade – a figure also predicted for the Ebro valley and north-eastern Catalunya.
Source: Think Spain

03/07/2021

Please take care in the heat, and especially if you have pets.

Tenga cuidado con el calor, y especialmente si tiene mascotas.

☀️☀️☀️🔥

23/06/2021

The blue flag beaches around la marina.

07/06/2021

A new website has been launched by the Spanish Government to help those travelling to Spain to understand restrictions and general measures throughout Spain
https://travelsafe.spain.info/en/
There is an interactive map to see restrictions in place depending on where you're travelling from, and lots more useful info.
Remember that things are constantly changing and that the information on this website is not binding but does try to keep up to date as much as possible.

Click on the map to check the applicable entry requirements for the country you are travelling from and the restrictions for your return home.

05/06/2021

New rules for Valencia region, mask wearing is still mandatory.

03/06/2021

See what’s going on locally

The Weekly Newsletter for the events taking place in the Costa Blanca South this weekend.

https://eurotourguide.com/en/costa-blanca-south/news-events/whats-newsletter-6th-june-2021

https://eurotourguide.com/events-calendar

23/05/2021

Please be aware there are still restrictions in the Valencia region, which includes all of the area of Alicante.

17/05/2021

Many guests fly into Alicante airport without visiting this gorgeous city. It’s really is a must, including a visit to the Santa Barbara castle.

09/05/2021

Casa Pedro has a deep clean this week, both inside and outside ready for our first Guests of this year.

The pool looks so inviting 😀

26/04/2021

Beautiful beaches in guardamar, some of our favourites.

💙💙 Guardamar te lo da todo!!!

24/04/2021

We can highly recommend Pisa restaurant, both takeaway and eat in. Food is amazing, service excellent and always made to feel welcome.

Will also cater for gluten-free, and any allergies if you speak to them.