Busot Area Description

Busot is approximately a 15 minutes drive inland from the beaches of El Campello and San Juan and 10 km from Alicante. It has a population of roughly 1300. There are beautiful mountain views and it is also situated just off the main coastal roads. Bonalba and Alicante Golf Clubs are a 10 minute drive away.

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