Holiday Rentals in Guardamar del Segura

Browse vacation homes and short-stay rentals in Guardamar del Segura on the Costa Blanca.

Why Holiday in Guardamar del Segura?

Guardamar del Segura is a laid-back coastal town where pine-fringed dunes meet long, wide sandy beaches. Less commercialised than its neighbours, it offers a genuinely Spanish holiday experience with excellent fresh seafood restaurants, a scenic marina and a charming town centre that comes alive during summer fiestas.

Holiday lets here tend to be great value — from sea-view apartments near El Moncayo beach to townhouses and villas set among orange groves. The town's dune-backed beaches are some of the cleanest and quietest on the southern Costa Blanca, perfect for families who prefer space over nightlife.

Airport

40 min from Alicante (ALC)

Top Beach

Playa del Moncayo (Blue Flag)

Family Rating

Excellent — quiet beaches, nature reserve

Best Season

Apr–Oct for beach, pleasant year-round

Your Holiday Guide to Guardamar del Segura

Beaches

Playa del Moncayo

A beautiful Blue Flag beach backed by pine-covered dunes, with lifeguards, showers and chiringuitos. The sand is golden and the water is clean and calm — ideal for families.

Playa de la Roqueta

Just north of the port, this is a popular local beach with fine sand, volleyball courts and easy access to the town centre restaurants.

Playa de los Viveros

A quieter, more natural beach backed by the dune reserve. Less developed than Moncayo, it’s perfect for those who prefer space and tranquillity.

Dining

Guardamar’s port area has excellent seafood restaurants serving the day’s catch — try the arroz a banda (fish rice). The town centre has tapas bars around Plaza de la Constitución, and the Wednesday market sells local cheeses, cured meats and seasonal fruit from the Vega Baja orchards.

Activities & Attractions

Guardamar dune system — a protected nature reserve with walking trails through pine forests planted in the 19th century

Flamingo watching at the salt pans — the lagoons between Guardamar and Torrevieja attract hundreds of flamingos

Segura river kayaking — paddle along the final stretch of the river to the sea

Archaeological museum (Casa-Museo del Ingeniero Mira) — Phoenician and Iberian finds from the nearby Cabezo Lucero site

Cycling the Via Verde greenway — flat, car-free route along the old railway line through orange groves

Getting Around

Guardamar is compact and walkable — you can stroll from the town centre to any beach in 10–15 minutes. A car is handy for visiting Torrevieja, Elche or the nearby salt lakes, but the town itself is easy to navigate on foot or by bicycle.

Family Tip

The dune walks are magical for children who love nature — look for lizards, butterflies and bird hides. The beaches have gentle gradients and calm water, making them some of the safest on the coast for young swimmers.

Best Time to Visit

April to October for beach days; the water is warmest July–September. Spring brings wildflowers to the dunes, and winter is mild and pleasant for walking. The Moors and Christians fiesta in July is spectacular.

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About Guardamar

Guardamar del Segura sits at the mouth of the Segura river, where pine-forested dunes meet one of the longest natural beaches on the Costa Blanca. Unlike its busier neighbours, Guardamar has kept a calm, authentic feel — its old town is compact and walkable, its seafront is lined with shady pine parks, and its beaches are protected from over-development.

The town is popular with families and nature lovers. The Reina Sofía park and the 800-hectare pine forest are perfect for walking and cycling, and the river marina adds a touch of charm that sets Guardamar apart from the rest of the southern Costa Blanca.

The Basics

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Climate
Summer 28–32°C · Winter 11–17°C
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Airport
25 min from Alicante (ALC)
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Beaches
Playa Centro, Playa de los Viveros
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Nature
800-hectare pine forest & dunes
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Best Known For
Pine-forested dunes & nature
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Languages
Spanish, some English

Things to Do

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Blue Flag Beaches
Guardamar’s beaches are among the longest and most natural on the Costa Blanca. The dunes and pine forest behind provide natural shade and a beautiful backdrop.
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Pine Forest Walks
The 800-hectare Reina Sofía park and pine forest offer shaded walking and cycling trails right next to the beach — a unique combination on the coast.
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Segura River Marina
The pretty river marina offers boat trips, kayaking, and a pleasant stroll alongside cafes and restaurants.

Frequently Asked Questions

Maya Kallio
Maya Kallio

Co-Founder & Business Consultant · Based in Torrevieja since 2018

Maya co-founded OceanHome and oversees operations across 40+ properties on the Costa Blanca. Every tip in this guide comes from years of first-hand experience helping guests from all over the world.

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