Sella Area Description

Sella is situated In the beautiful Aitana-mountain area near the Costa Blanca beaches. It is a beautiful, traditionally Spanish village. It is approximately 18 kms from the beach of Villajoyosa and about 25 kilometres from Benidorm. Alicante is only 40 kilometres away.

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