Orihuela, Spain: A Rendezvous of Castile and Aragon
Bordering two Hispanic Kingdoms, Orihuela, Spain became the rendezvous point of the Crowns of Castile and Aragon. It is home to a diversity of locals although majority of them are Spanish natives joined by British, Bulgarians, Irish and Moroccans including the famous Spanish poet, Miguel Hernandez. Nested at the foot of the Sierra de Orihuela with the Segura River flowing through, it is the perfect ground to build a sustainable community. See more about the place by flying in to the Murcia-San Javier Airport.
Best Time to Visit
Characterized by semi-arid, as well as, Mediterranean climate, Orihuela in the province of Alicante is an ideal travel destination from the month of March to December. As early as March, you can celebrate the St. Patrick’s Day with Irish dishes and fun party where you can mingle with the locals. There is also the Orihuela Costa Festival in August filled with exhibits and sports fest to keep your adrenaline pumping for excitement.
What to Do & Area Attractions
Whether natural or historical attractions, Orihuela has a lot to offer like the La Zenia Beach for a summer swim and a natural tan. Try going back in time at Museo de la Muralla which tells stories on history and culture about this local Spanish sanctuary. For sports and recreation, there is the Las Colinas Golf and Country Club which is also a posh Orihuela, Spain hotel with villas and apartments where you can comfortably stay. Or stay at the unmatched accommodation at the Hotel Palacio de Tudemir or the nearby Residencial Novogolf.