Holiday rentals & lettings in Oliva

Holiday lettings in Oliva less than 100 metres from the beach

Would you like to book a holiday letting in Oliva to spend a few days enjoying the beaches of the Costa de Valencia? Oliva is an enchanting town in the Valencia Province, Spain. Its pristine beaches, historic charm, and vibrant cultural scene captivate visitors. The town is renowned for its medieval architecture, including the impressive Santa María la Mayor Church, and the allure of the Mediterranean Sea. Oliva offers a perfect blend of relaxation and exploration for those seeking an authentic Spanish coastal experience. It is also located close to the vibrant city of Valencia, so you may consider renting a holiday letting in Valencia to extend your stay and enjoy the riches of both Oliva and this neighbouring urban gem.

Oliva holiday rentals with beautiful exteriors

If you are looking to be close to the beach a holiday rental in Oliva with a sea view may be just what you need. You can choose between a property just a few metres from the beach in Oliva or a luxury villa in Valencia.

On Holidu you can find affordable holiday lettings in Oliva that fit not only your budget but also everything you dream of having for this holiday, such as:

• Pool
• Terrace
• Garden
• BBQ area
• Jacuzzi

In the south of the province of Valencia, between the sea and the mountains

If you go to the province of Valencia you will not only find good options of apartments in Valencia but there are also places like the charming town of Oliva. Despite having 11.8km of coastline, it has various protected areas and a wide network of trails that go into the inner areas of the province. These landscapes are dominated by a dense, pure and untouched Mediterranean forest that is home to a great variety of animal species. Find the perfect holiday letting in Oliva and enjoy both the sea and the mountains.

Discover the history of Oliva

Oliva is situated on the eastern slope of the hill of Santa Anna, where the remains of the castle and the hermitage of the same name are located. Its old quarter maintains the rural essence that has characterised it throughout its history, with neighbourhoods of humble houses that are completed with the extensions drawn from the eighteenth century located in the flat part. The oldest district is Santa Maria, which was walled from the 15th to the 18th century.

The growth experienced from the mid-twentieth century onwards led to the planning of new neighbourhoods around Barranc and Les Covatelles streets, creating a wide tree-lined avenue around which large residential buildings have been built. This is the summer and residential area, where letting blocks alternate with villas and semi-detached houses. Similar to Oliva, the Valencia region showcases a harmonious mix of history and modernity. Consider renting a villa in the Valencia Region, as you have the opportunity to experience the charm of the wider area, offering a delightful blend of cultural richness and contemporary comforts. However, if you want a quiet holiday, a private holiday letting in Oliva is more than enough for a perfect holiday!

Oliva for beach lovers

Oliva is home to one of the best-preserved beaches on the whole of the Costa de Valencia. Unlike other towns that have their holiday rentals a bit removed from the beaches, such as the holiday letting in Gandia, in Oliva, the coast is occupied by small and charming holiday homes. They are also perfect for children, as the waters are shallow and, although they are lively, they are not overcrowded. For a better family-friendly experience, explore child-friendly holiday lettings in Oliva to find the ideal accommodation for your memorable beachside retreat. And if you're a lover of water sports, you must know that Oliva is a great place to practice surfing, windsurfing, kitesurfing, jet skiing, water skiing, and kayaking!

Oliva for golf enthusiasts

Oliva has a magnificent 18-hole golf course designed by none other than Severiano Ballesteros. It is located a few minutes from the beach, within the complex Oliva Nova. It occupies an area of 50 hectares and has wide fairways, gently rolling greens and water obstacles that test the skill of even the most experienced players. For its location, its environment and the quality of its infrastructure, it is one of the favourite golf areas in the Costa Blanca. Explore holiday lettings in Oliva for a perfect accommodation complement to your golfing experience.

1. Immerse yourself in the history of Oliva through its heritage
2. Connect with nature by doing sport
3. Take a pleasant horseback ride through the Marjal Pego-Oliva Natural Park
4. Taste the delicious farcida pebrera
5. Stroll through the orange groves

1. Immerse yourself in the history of Oliva through its heritage

Oliva has a rich monumental heritage that tells us about the role that the town played in the past. Walking through its historic centre is already a pleasure, but we recommend that you devote part of your holidays to visiting the main monumental attractions of the city, including the church of Santa Maria La Mayor, the abbey house of San Roque, the Carmelitas church, the remains of the wall, the Gregorio Mayans house, the ruins of the Santa Ana castle or the chapel of the Virgen del Rebollet. Explore holiday rentals in Oliva for a comfortable stay amidst this cultural tapestry.

2. Connect with nature by doing sport

Although Oliva is known for its beaches, it also offers interesting attractions for travellers who want to enjoy activities in nature. The natural surroundings are the perfect setting for hiking, horse riding, mountain biking or hiking. In addition, there is a unique route in Spain, the TNT de les Valls, which includes MTB, Trail Running and road, through a landscape of breathtaking beauty.

3. Take a pleasant horseback ride through the Marjal Pego-Oliva Natural Park

If you like horseback riding, you should know that in olive are organised excursions to the Natural Park Marjal Pego-Oliva . This is a beautiful natural spot located between Valencia and Alicante that serves as a resting area for many migratory birds. The ideal place to make a stop on the way during the pass and enjoy a delicious family picnic. If you enjoy natural parks, consider visiting the Albufera de Valencia Natural Park near Oliva. Just a short drive away, this wetland area boasts a lagoon, rice fields, and migratory birds. A unique natural experience that complements your stay in Oliva. Explore holiday lettings in Albufera de Valencia Natural Park for a closer connection to this natural wonder.

4. Taste the delicious farcida pebrera

The most typical dish of Oliva is the pebrera farcida, peppers stuffed with rice. Such is the importance of this recipe that an annual contest is even held around it. But in addition, in olive you will be able to taste other typical plates of the zone, like the coques to the calfo, cakes of corn, boiled egg, tuna, pepper and anchovies; the figallets, small hamburgers to base of liver and lean of pork; or the shrimp amb bleda, prawns with chard.

5. Stroll through the orange groves

Discover the magical beauty of Oliva as you stroll through its orange groves, a hallmark of the region. These landscapes become especially enchanting during the flowering season, filling the air with citrus fragrances. Immerse yourself in a sea of vibrant colours as you explore the lush fields that abound at every turn, creating a unique visual and olfactory experience in this picturesque corner of the Mediterranean.