Cumbre Del Sol (translation: Crest of the Sun) is an apt name for
this beautiful costal location situated on the most eastern point of
the Iberian Peninsular in the Valencia province, Spain.
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The duplex is located at the highest point of Cumbre Del Sol in
Pueblo Panorama. It gives stunning views of the Mediterranean Sea
and the coastline from Javea to Calpe. Even Ibiza can be seen on
clear days. Only 5 minutes drive from the blue flag beaches of Javea
and 20 minutes drive from the historical port of Denia this is an
ideal getaway. A car is essential at this hilltop retreat though
local restaurants, shops, golf courses, horse riding and many other
things to do are all available in the surrounding area.
The duplex is set on two floors.
1st Floor:
The living/Dining Room - Furnished with two sofas coffee table and
large TV unit. The living room leads into the dining room through an
arch and consists of a table and six chairs. Both rooms have large
patio doors which lead onto the large terrace which has a patio set
and two sun lounges.
(Over 25 English Satellite TV programmes and 20 foreign channels,
DVDs and Books/mags)
Bedroom 1- Fitted wardrobes, two
single beds and two bedside cabinets.
Kitchen - American style fitted kitchen with electric fan oven and
hob, fridge freezer, microwave, dishwasher, kettle and toaster.
Utility cupboard: washing machine, iron/ board.
Bathroom 1 - Tiled bathroom with WC, basin, bidet and shower/bath. Stairs leading to the ground floor
Lower Floor *
Bedroom - 1 bedroom with fitted wardrobes, bedside cabinet and
double bed with seaviews.
Bathroom 1 - Tiled bathroom with WC, basin, Bidet and bath/shower.
The award winning swimming Pool - Located only a 1 minute walk away.
The pool is on two levels overlooking the sea (no inflatable’s are
allowed) you will be given your own key to access the pools.
Parking - Located at the top of the apartments.
Pushchairs, Travel cots and a lot more can be hired at the hire shop
located at the bottom of Cumbre.
NEAREST AIRPORTS: 1 hour's drive from Alicante or Valencia airports.
CAR HIRE ESSENTIAL
The Moraig Beach: is 2 mins drive. Used almost exclusively by the
residents of Cumbre del Sol, it has a car park, a beach bar, and sun
beds/parasols for hire.
Cumbre del Sol: A la Carte Restaurant with swimming pool (ideal for
afternoon tapas and local wine), supermarket (sells English food),
pharmacy, bank, horse riding and walks around the Grandella
Mountain.
GOLF COURSES: There are many Golf Courses in the area. Some are
listed below:
• Club de Golf Javea
• Club de Golf La Sella
• Campo de Golf Oliva Nova
• Campo de Golf El Saler
Local Towns
Javea / Xabia, 108 km (67 mi)
southeast of Valencia, 92 km (57 mi) northeast of Alicante and 8
km (5 mi) south of Denia is a labyrinth of tiny streets and
houses with Gothic windows which can only be appreciated by
walking on foot. This ancient fishing village still holds its
charm even with extensive tourism facilities. Javea's careful
planning policies - restricting the height and type of new
buildings - have preserved the beauty of the town and combined
it with the modern and have made sure that Javea stays a true
jewel of the Costa Blanca.
Denia - Denia's setting amidst
orange and lemon groves is truly spectacular. It has a
population of approximately 29 000 and grew initially from a
seafaring town and is still a busy port today. The harbour has
an important Ferry Terminal serving the Balearic islands and a
new impressive modern yacht marina
Benissa - Known for the the white
church similar to the churches painted by Constable, built in
the 1920's by pious masons from Benissa. The town has not yet
been redeveloped on a large scale, and it's 4 km coastline still
offers small quiet beaches. Marine activities and water sports
can be enjoyed here.
Alcalali - It is located in the
Pop valley half way between Jalon and Parcent. Originally a
Moorish farmstead, it was depopulated when the Moors were
expelled in 1609. It's 842 inhabitants are mainly involved in
agriculture, especially grapes and oranges.
Jalon - The capital of the Pop
valley, this is a lively town with craft shops, restaurants and
wine cellars. In 1472, the Moors living there sent a collection
of wines to the Valencian court and negotiated with traders in
Javea the sale of a product which in time would become the base
of Marina Alta's economy - raisins produced in the traditional 'rui-raus'.
Raisins are still produced here in small quantities.
Lliber - The smallest village in
the Vall de Pop region, next to the Jalon river, with 498
inhabitants. There is a cooperative in the village with their
muscatel wines being a speciality.
Teulada - This village was
inhabited by 52 old Christian families who grew muscatel grapes.
There is a beautiful late-Gothic church built in honour of the
patron saint St. Catalina.
Gata Gorgos - With it's white
houses and ivory lintels, the village takes its name from the
Gorgos river, also know as the Jalon river. The inhabitants make
objects out of esparto and palm, and this is the main source of
income, together with agriculture. The church was built in 1535,
in the same year that the village became independent from Denia.
