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Teulada is located 1 km from the N-332 between Benissa and Gata de Gorgos. Its port of Moraira is
situated 6 km from the town centre. There is a stop here on the
Alicante-Dénia railway. Located
75 km from Alicante and 31 km from Benidorm. Teulada was a village populated by 52 old Christian
families and dedicated to growing Muscatel grapes and raisins. The villagers built a beautiful late-Gothic church in honour of the patron saint, St
Catalina.Prehistoric man, the Iberians and especially the Moors (Benimeit, Benimarco and Alcasar are rural sections of Teulada) all left remains in
this coastal area. Teulada became a walled village that was located slightly away from the coast for fear of Berber pirate attacks. As the village
was near the coast, it was also a fishing village. Today both agriculture and fishing have given way to the tourism industry. Let us look at the
original section of Teulada town, a picturesque village located approximately 6km inland. Wander in the shade of olive trees, where vineyards lie
alongside plantations of oranges and almonds, and the heady aroma of pine sap emanates from the abundant pine trees typical of this idyllic region,
and you could quickly lose yourself in the beauty of the surroundings. Teulada's wine is among the most renowned of the Alicante province, notably
the white marina Alta or the award-winning and acclaimed Moscatel, the latter served as an ideal accompaniment to wash down the delicious home-made
local desserts of almonds and raisins.
In many ways this area is very similar to Calpe, and the quiet valley town of
La Nucia. Alternatively, if this sounds a little too quiet for your taste, Benidorm and Alicante offer
a different charm, with an incredible proliferation of shops, outdoor cafe's and nightlife, no craving will go unfed. The upmarket beachside resort
of Altea is also worth a visit with its beautiful beaches and clear blue water. This region also offers
notable beaches of fine sand and shallow waters such as Villajoyosa (meaning 'joyful' or 'happy'
town) and the Palm tree surrounded coastal town of Elche. Find your Teulada property in our
pages.
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The fabulous Costa Blanca coastline, which stretches from Valencia in the north to Murcia in the south
has over 100 km of beaches many of which have won the prestigious "blue flag" award in their time. The Valencia region boasts a wide variety of
sporting facilities, two of the best known naturally being golf and sailing, both of which are well catered for.
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