moving to spain

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Member since 15 February 2016

sabreman23Member15 February 2016 12:06:10

Hiya I am Colin I am a single male who is thinking of moving to Spain Alicante or Altea areas were the places I was thinking of I have never been to those places before I don't need a job as I have sufficient funding can you recommend a nice reasonable price accommodation long term please thanks in advance

twopints Member

Member since 09 September 2009

twopintsMember22 February 2016 08:20:06

You can get some good deals on long stay b and bs this may give you time to explore and decide on an area that is right for you

Johnzx Active member

Member since 19 July 2012

JohnzxActive member29 February 2016 07:18:08

Sorry if this sounds too obvious but I suggest you choose a town, go there and stay in a hostal (see:- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hostal) hotel etc and explore the area. Then you can can decide what is right for you.

sabreman23 Member

Member since 15 February 2016

sabreman23Member29 February 2016 08:37:40

Hiya thanks for the info

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