After significant progress and investment last year, 2021 is shaping up to be a year to remember at Las Colinas Golf & Country Club, with the Spanish resort focused on its continuous mission to improve all areas of service and to maintain its exceptional track record for customer satisfaction.
A four-time winner of “Spain’s Best Golf Course” at the World Golf Awards, Las Colinas Golf & Country Club already enjoys a reputation as one of Europe’s premier golf residential and real estate destinations and was enhanced further in 2020 with a number of new projects – including the launch of new restaurant il Palco.
The new culinary offering celebrates the essence of traditional Italian cuisine. To enhance the dining experience, the restaurant’s interior has been given an elegant makeover by Pepe Leal, one of Spain’s leading interior designers.
Nestling in a 330-hectare valley south of Alicante, Las Colinas Golf & Country Club has made a name for itself as one of the continent’s most sought-after golfing destinations. A resort that is about far more than just golf, it has built a prestigious reputation as a low density, high-quality residential venue that promotes and cares about its natural environment, and it was named “Europe’s Leading Resort Villas” and “Spain’s Leading Villa Resort” at the 2020’s World Travel Awards and “Best Iberian Golf Resort” in 2020’s Luxlife Travel & Tourism Awards.
Following an extended period of lockdowns, spending time outdoors and living a healthy lifestyle in an eco-friendly environment has never been valued higher. And Las Colinas Golf & Country Club offers the perfect solution to golfers, couples and families seeking time away in natural surroundings – either on a short or extended residential stay-and-play break or as a second home.
At the heart of the resort is its 18-hole golf course which ranks among Europe’s top 100 courses and is a regular host of Stage 2 of the European Tour Qualifying School. Designed by acclaimed American architect Cabell B. Robinson, the width of the layout’s fairways, the design of its extensive undulating greens and the numerous tees at each hole give the course great versatility. Suitable for professional competitions, it is also ideal for players of all abilities to experience a pleasant, enjoyable and affordable game.
Complementing the golf course is a golf academy featuring a short-game area designed by 21-time European Tour winner Miguel Angel Jiménez. A wealth of five-star sports and lifestyle facilities are available to owners and guests including a tennis and padel academy, Las Colinas Sports & Health Club, the beach club, a mini-market and a choice of dining options, while a variety of resort day experiences can also be booked including yachting, diving, hot-air balloon rides and wine tours.
Las Colinas Golf & Country Club offers a wide selection of villas, apartments and penthouses available for short residential packages or to buy, and the properties for sale include a range of homes or plots of land so people can build their own bespoke villa.
Each house has been designed to respect the environment, quality and privacy, and to overlook the golf course or Mediterranean woodland, with the rooms in all of them looking outwards through terraces and porches to make them light and spacious.
Just a 50-minute drive from Alicante airport and even less from Murcia’s new airport, Las Colinas Golf & Country Club is easily accessed from UK while the resort also offers the ideal base to explore the Costa Blanca’s many beaches and historic towns.
Golfers can enjoy their favourite passion at Las Colinas Golf & Country Club while also trying their hand at padel, an adapted version of tennis that is growing in popularity across Europe. Seven-night golf and padel packages with accommodation at the Las Colinas Residences (including four rounds of golf per person and four hours’ paddle tennis court rental) are available for €643 per person.
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