La Escuera Area Description

La Escuera is a quiet residential complex adjacent to a large holiday complex with all amenities. It is situated approximately 15 mins drive south of Alicante airport. Beaches which stretch for 8 miles are only a few minutes drive away or you can use the local bus service. It is in a central location for all tourist attractions. Benidorm is roughly 45mins north and Alicante Town Centre and Harbour is about 20 mins away.

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Weather Conditions For Alicante Province Current Conditions: Mostly Cloudy, 22 C Forecast: Wed - Mostly Cloudy. High: 28 Low: 15 Thu - Partly Cloudy. High: 24 Low: 14 Full Forecast at Yahoo! Weather (provided by The Weather Channel)

 

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