Description

Centro beach is a sandy beach in the municipality of Guardamar del Segura in the province of Alicante (Spain).

This beach is bordered to the north by Babilonia beach and to the south by La Roqueta beach and is 450 m long and 30 m wide. It is located in an urban environment, with street access. It has a promenade and limited parking. It is a beach with a marked area for the departure of boats. This beach has the Blue Flag badge since 1987.

The Costa Blanca has a contrast of landscapes such as the steep cliffs of the Marina Alta, the beaches of the Vega Baja del Segura, the mountains (Montgó, Sierra Helada, etc.), the lagoons and the salt flats. The ecological variety means that we can find up to four natural parks: El Montgó, El Marjal Oliva-Pego, El Peñón de Ifach and Lagunas de la Mata and Torrevieja.

There is no lack of ecological enclaves and a large presence of migratory birds and typical Mediterranean species. The oak, the Aleppo pine and the palmetto are the trees that predominate in the coastal mountains of Alicante. On the flat land the date palm grows, very important in some municipalities such as Orihuela and Elche. The natural vegetation coexists with species for agricultural use such as olive trees, carob trees, pomegranate trees, lemon trees, medlar trees and almond trees.

In the sea, the animal and plant wealth of the Posidonia meadows is remarkable, very well preserved off the coast of Cabo Roig and the island of Tabarca, where there is a marine reserve.

The Costa Blanca is one of the most visited by people from outside of Spain. The states of origin are: the United Kingdom (4,500,000), Germany (700,000), the Netherlands (370,000), and Norway (270,000). A large number of French also spend the summer. Every year, Alicante Airport bills about 9 million arrivals.

The quality of life, political stability and good weather not only attract tourists in summer. Along with other coasts such as the Costa del Sol, a "residential tourism" has been developed, that is, inter-European immigration. There are important colonies of English, Germans and other peoples from northern Europe along the entire coast, equaling or exceeding the native population in some municipalities. In a more moderate way, people from Madrid and other points in the center of the peninsula have second homes. 

The British population is the largest foreign colony on the Costa Blanca. They are known as ex-pats (or ex-patriates) which means outside the country, and they have established a network of their own cultural tools including radio stations, newspapers and their own associations. There are even foreign elected officials in a few municipalities.

Climate:

The climate on the Costa Blanca, often considered the best in Europe, makes possible a very sociable and healthy lifestyle, outdoors, marked by magnificent and complete sports and leisure facilities, with exciting and cosmopolitan tourist cities, that stand out for the provision of top-class services, some of them exclusive, considered authentic luxury. All of them aimed at a demanding client, who seeks quality and closeness.

The Costa Blanca has more than 300 days of sunshine a year. A paradise with excellent connections to all of Europe. Alicante-Elche Airport has modern facilities and easy and convenient access from anywhere in the province.

Environment:

The Costa Blanca continues to attract people from all over Europe, and from other parts of the world, because it offers a unique quality of life in a beautiful setting on the shores of the Mediterranean Sea, surrounded by mountains and lush vegetation.

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