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Charlotte · Newbie

Where to buy a summer home in Spain?

Emilia · Newbie

Southern Spain has plenty of coastal towns, and the right one really depends on how you plan to spend your days. Since both of you work online, you don’t have to settle for the busiest resorts that fill up with tourists in July and August. Take a look at Jávea and Moraira on the Costa Blanca. Both have reliable fiber internet, a good mix of local residents and seasonal visitors, and enough going on after summer that the area doesn’t feel deserted once September arrives.

Carmina · Newbie

It’s worth checking the towns a little farther along the coast once you get past the biggest resorts. Many of the smaller communities limit large hotel construction, so most streets are filled with homes rather than huge tourist complexes. You can browse properties for sale in Manilva here https://spaindevelopments.com/properties/manilva . The town moves at a slower pace, but there are still enough stores, cafes, and everyday services nearby. The beaches are mostly sandy, and the warm weather usually lasts well beyond the peak summer months.