DISCOVER QUESADA

History

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• Established in the 1970s by Spanish entrepreneur Justo Quesada Samper as an envisioned holiday destination, it transformed from agricultural land into a vast, self-sufficient urban area.

 

• Ciudad Quesada is a thriving residential community in Rojales, founded in the 1970s, recognized for its extensive international population, golf course (La Marquesa), and its closeness to the beaches of Guardamar (8km).

 

• It provides a year-round lifestyle featuring villas, water parks, various amenities, and a distinctive, healthy microclimate near salt lakes.

 

• Key Features & Highlights Location: Situated on a hill in the Alicante province, within the Rojales municipality, approximately 8 km from the Mediterranean Sea.

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• Vibe: A thoughtfully designed, inviting, and lively town favored by expatriates, retirees, and families.

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• Population: Highly diverse, with a significant number of British, Scandinavian, and other Northern European residents.

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• Microclimate: Renowned for its healthy air due to the adjacent salt lagoons, providing warm summers and mild winters.

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• Activities & Attractions La Marquesa Golf Course: A prominent 18-hole course serving as the town's centerpiece.

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• AquaPark Ciudad Quesada: A well-liked local water park.

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• El Recorral Natural Park: A picturesque area ideal for walking and picnicking.

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• Beaches: Just a 10-minute drive to the beaches of Guardamar del Segura or Torrevieja.

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• Rodeo Caves (Rojales): Nearby historic cave dwellings.

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• Infrastructure & Living Housing: Predominantly villas with private pools and plots, along with urban developments such as Doña Pepa and Pueblo Bravo.

 

• Amenities: A wealth of shops, supermarkets, international dining options, bars, banks, and medical facilities.

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• Education: Home to Den Norske Skolen, Norwegian school.

 

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