Oliva information

Lovely Spanish town with real charm and propbably one of the best beaches on the Costa Blanca

Geographical Situation
At a distance of 75 Kms from Valencia Airport and 100 Km from Alicante Airport , Oliva is connected to France trough Highway A7 (Exit 61). The Highway continues villes: Denia, Altea Benidorm et Alicante . On peut aussi arriver à Gandia et à Denia par le train.

En plus, il y a des bateaux qui partent tous le jours en direction des îles d'Ibiza et Formentera.

Statistics
Oliva has a typical mediterranean climate with mild winters and moderate hot summers. The proximity to the sea acts as a regulating element, avoiding the thermic oscillations.
Oliva municipal district has an area of 59,61 km², so it is the second in size, following Gandia, in La Safor county.
The population of Oliva city and the municipal district is 20.715 inhabitants, according to the last census ( 01/01/97

The Beach

The fine sand beach is surrounded, almost all along its 10 Km. by a natural dune, which is the only separation between the orange tree fields and the sea.
Oliva's mild weather allows you to enjoy the sea almost all year round. Windsurf lovers will find the perfect place to practice: windsurfing schools and beaches reserved for them where people are not allowed to swim available. The Nautic Club offers moorage to ships and boats as well as sailing courses. A nice, quiet walk under twilight by the masts of the boots and the colourful architecture of the sailing district may end on a relaxed summer terrace or an animated xiringuito by the sea. The Mediterranean sea and the rivers Bullent and Molinell make of Oliva a privileged place for fishing lovers. During the tuna season pieces of 300 Kg. are captured.

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