Costa del Sol · Spain
Dehesa de Campoamor is a serene residential enclave located within the Orihuela Costa district of Alicante. Known for its stunning coastline and proximity to premier golf courses, it offers a relaxed lifestyle balanced with tourist amenities. With an average of 3,846 sunshine hours annually, it serves as an ideal destination for those seeking year-round warmth.
The local economy sees a boost during the 32 local holidays observed in 2026, reflecting a vibrant culture that enjoys festivals and outdoor gatherings. The village sits at an elevation of 28 meters with a moderate gradient, making it a comfortable area for walking and cycling. Air quality is generally good, with an Air Quality Index (AQI) averaging around 26, contributing to a healthy living environment.
For new residents, the area provides a safe, family-friendly environment. The demographics skew towards retirees and second-home owners from Northern Europe, although the presence of international schools nearby attracts families as well. The high net household income of approximately €31,507 suggests a stable and affluent community capable of maintaining high standards of infrastructure and services.
Sunshine is abundant, with historical data recording 3,846 hours of sunshine per year. Rainfall is concentrated mainly in the autumn and winter months, with October being the wettest month at 40mm. Over the course of a year, there are approximately 53 rain days, leaving the majority of the year dry and suitable for outdoor activities. This reliable weather pattern is a primary driver for both tourism and the real estate market in the region.
| Month | °C gem. | °C max | °C min | Rainfall mm | Sun hours |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| January | 12.4° | 16.5° | 9.3° | 35 mm | 260h |
| February | 13.3° | 17.2° | 10.1° | 14 mm | 257h |
| March | 14.6° | 18.3° | 11.5° | 73 mm | 292h |
| April | 16.3° | 19.8° | 13.1° | 42 mm | 320h |
| May | 19.5° | 23.0° | 16.1° | 37 mm | 389h |
| June | 23.4° | 27.0° | 20.1° | 13 mm | 399h |
| July | 26.3° | 29.7° | 23.1° | 5 mm | 421h |
| August | 26.8° | 30.2° | 23.7° | 13 mm | 382h |
| September | 24.2° | 27.5° | 21.2° | 55 mm | 325h |
| October | 20.6° | 24.2° | 17.7° | 39 mm | 293h |
| November | 16.3° | 20.2° | 13.3° | 30 mm | 262h |
| December | 13.5° | 17.5° | 10.6° | 37 mm | 246h |
Public transport is available but limited compared to major city centers. There are 8 bus lines serving the area with a total of 63 stops, providing links to neighboring towns like Torrevieja and Orihuela. The terrain is moderate for cycling, with a 5.6% gradient, and electric vehicle charging stations are increasingly available, including services from Iberdrola and Ionity, facilitating eco-friendly travel.
Cycling: moderate (gradient 5.6%)
Nature lovers can enjoy the coastal walks and the preserved dune systems, particularly around La Glea beach. The proximity to the salt lakes of Torrevieja and La Mata offers unique natural landscapes for hiking and bird watching. The area maintains a balance between development and natural preservation, offering green parks and sea views throughout the residential zones.
Water sports are also a significant draw due to the nearby marinas, including the Puerto Deportivo Miguel Caballero. The area is equipped with various swimming pools, such as the Swimming Pool La Caleta, and fitness centers. With high UV indices in the summer, outdoor activities like tennis, paddle tennis, and hiking are popular year-round.
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The price range is wide, from affordable options like garages (€12,000) to high-end developments (€1,350,000). The market includes 2 new developments, indicating ongoing construction and growth. The high average price point reflects the desirability of the area for second homes and retirees from Northern Europe.
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