Holiday homes & rentals in Quesada

Snuggled 8 kilometres inland from the sparkling Costa Blanca coast, your holiday letting in Quesada, Spain is ideally situated. The closest beach is ten minutes drive away, and the town centre is packed with attractions, including its own waterpark.

Paintings and sacred springs

Museo Zabaleta is dedicated to the work of native painter Rafael Zabaleta Fuentes. You'll also see a collection of artworks by the painters in his circle inside the purpose-built museum in Quesada's heart.

Visit the Sanctuario y Cueva del Agua de Tiscar in the mountains. These spectacular caves have been a place of pilgrimage for hundreds of years, and as you climb the 150 or so steps to the top of the waterfall, you'll see why.

Child's play in Quesada

Kids will be thrilled to know that the blue flag-rated beaches of Guadamar del Segura, Torrevieja and Santa Pola are only a 15 minutes away by road. Even closer is Aquapark Rojales, bursting with exciting slides, entertainments and water-based attractions. You'll find relaxation areas and cabanas for parents, and as many rides as the little ones have energy to zoom around.

Alternatively, take the kids on a canoeing or rappelling tour in the stunning scenery surrounding Quesada with Aventura Sport. There's no better way to hang out as a family.

Golfing and flamingoes

Choose from a number of championship golf courses in town, including Las Ramblas, Campoamar and Villamartin.

Torrevieja is close by, and attracts visitors from across the world with its proliferation of bars and clubs. The majority are concentrated in the La Punta area of town. Families will also find Torrevieja packed with entertainment.

Don't miss the abundant flamingoes and diverse wildlife that inhabit the nearby salt lakes. Locals consider this region to be especially restorative for the health of its visitors. The La Mata and Torrevieja National Park is filled with pink and green lagoons, amid 3,743 hectares of natural park.

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