Are you in the exploratory phase to buy a house in Spain? Then take a look at the town of Oliva on the Costa Blanca? In our offer we have different properties available, from a villa to an apartment. If you cannot find what you want on our website, please contact us. We still have several properties available that are not (yet) on the website.
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About the town of Oliva
Oliva is located just below the town of Gandia. It has a beach length of around 10 km and the temperature is higher than 20 degrees for a large part of the year. The place consists of two parts; the beach and the historic center. In the center there is still a lot to see from Spanish history. The small and narrow streets and the fact that it is only accessible to pedestrians makes the place very atmospheric.
Cultural to-dos
The two old churches the Santa Maria la Major and the Sant Roc
Monument Convent Nuestra Senora del Rebollet
The 45 meter high tower Torre de Comare
The houses of the considerable Spaniards from the 15th century in Calle Tamarit
The Muslim influences in the Sant Roc area
The cozy market Passeig Lluiís Vives
The ruins of the 16th century Santa Anna castle
The environment and nature of Oliva
In Oliva you will find about 10 km of beach, the most famous being Playa Pau-Pi. In terms of facilities it is well arranged at almost all beaches. Here you will find sun beds, umbrellas and of course first aid. If you are looking for an active activity then it is best to go to the port. There are many water sports companies here. If you like rougher beaches then you can go to Playa Terranova or Playa Aigua Blanca.
Oliva also has a beautiful nature reserve for true nature lovers. This is called the Marjal de Pego-Oliva Natural Park. There are many marshes and other waters here. Perfect for true walkers and cyclists.
Spain is not Spain without its holidays ...
Like in a large part of the Costa Blanca, Oliva also celebrates the feast of the Moors and Christians. During this celebration, the historical confrontation between the two cultures during the period from the 8th to the 15th century is central. The celebration of this victory is big and colorful in Oliva, among others. Fights are re-enacted and there is music, fireworks, paradas and much more. It is always celebrated on the third weekend of July.
Another important party is celebrated in the second week of January; namely San Antonio - the patron saint of pets. People take their pets to church on this public holiday. In terms of culinary activities you can enjoy delicious rice dishes and the medieval market.
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