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Renting an Apartment in Torrevieja

Tijn Strikker
Tijn Strikker
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December 2, 2025
Apartment block with a communal pool near Torrevieja on the Costa Blanca
Key takeaways

Playa del Cura and Los Locos put you on the promenade, La Mata is quieter and more residential. Winter monthly rates are far better value than nightly summer rates. Check air conditioning, parking and the rental licence before booking. Alicante airport is 40 to 45 minutes away.

Torrevieja gets written off by people who have only driven through it, which is a mistake. It has real beaches, a working town that does not shut in winter, and apartment prices that look sensible next to the rest of this coast. It is also why a lot of northern Europeans spend three months here every winter.

Choosing well mostly comes down to picking the right area.

The four areas worth knowing

Playa del Cura. Right on the town beach and the promenade. You can walk everywhere, which means you do not strictly need the car once you arrive. Everything from studios up to larger apartments. Busiest in summer.

Playa de los Locos. Just along the coast, a bit more relaxed, with sea views from the higher floors and communal pools in many of the blocks. Good middle option.

La Mata. North of town, next to the lagoon, and noticeably quieter. More residential, more families, and the beach is long enough that it never feels crowded. Our pick if you want calm.

Town centre. Markets, the harbour, restaurants on your doorstep and the most modern furnished stock. Lively, which is either what you came for or not.

What it costs

Indicative figures, and worth checking against current listings before you budget.

Per night: studios and small apartments roughly 45 to 90 euros. One and two bedroom places near the beach around 70 to 140. Luxury sea view apartments 120 to 200.

Per month in winter: studios and one bedrooms about 650 to 900 euros. Two bedrooms 900 to 1,300. The upper end 1,300 to 1,900.

The monthly winter rates are the genuinely good value here, which is exactly why the long stay market is so strong.

What to check before you book

  • Air conditioning, and whether it is in the bedrooms or only the living room.
  • Parking. In the centre this is the difference between relaxed and annoyed.
  • A communal pool, if you are coming outside the swimming months.
  • Wifi that actually works, if you are working or staying long.
  • Floor and lift. A fourth floor walk up is a different holiday.
  • A valid tourist rental licence. Required here, and your protection if anything goes wrong.

What there is to do

The salt lakes are the headline, one of them pink, with flamingos. The beaches hold Blue Flags. There is a salt museum and a maritime museum for a grey morning, a long promenade for the evening walk, and a Friday market that is one of the biggest on the coast.

Getting there and around

Alicante airport is 40 to 45 minutes. You can manage without a car if you stay near the promenade, but anything beyond the town is easier with one.

Summer or winter?

Both work, differently. Summer is the beach holiday, hot and busy. Winter is mild, cheap by the month, and quiet in a way people either love or find too quiet. Plenty of our owners discovered Torrevieja as winter visitors first and bought afterwards.

If you want help finding the right area, or you own something here and want to know what it should be earning, message us on +34 658 235 481 or info@casacapitals.com.

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