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About Cumbre del Sol Cumbre del Sol is one of the most picturesque locations on the Costa Blanca. It is also one of the largest and most modern urbanisations on the Costa Blanca. Cumbre del Sol was built on the idea that nothing must get in the way of the spectacular sea and coastline views, hence there are no ugly electricity nor telephone polls and wires blocking the views. Cumbre del Sol is situated on the south face of the Cabo de la Nou: a cape that is surrounded on three sides by water. This means that residents and holiday makers enjoy brilliantly coloured sunrises and sexy sunsets over the blue allure of the Mediterranean sea. Cumbre del Sol has its own micro-climate. Because of its situation, it has flora and fauna that you cannot find anywhere else. In the winter, the south winds come up from Africa and warm up the coastline, while in the summer the swirling sea breezes mix with the mountain air creating a refreshing experience. The oxygen levels are so clean and pure on Cumbre del Sol because of the unique circulation of air. Cumbre del Sol has its own incredible stony beach called Moraig that boasts one of the most famous caves that is the entrance to the largest subterranean river in the Iberian peninsula. The Phoenicians who landed here and settled Denia and Calpe back in 1000 B.C., knew this cave as the mouth of a fresh water river and came to draw their water supply. Of course, the world sea levels were about 3 meters lower then. Today, divers come from all over the world to explore Moraig's underwater labyrinth. Cumbre del Sol boarders on the natural park reserve called the Granadella. This park is great for hikers, mountain bikers, photographers and nature lovers. It also has its own beach and is a popular spot for divers. Recently, Bruce Willis was took a shine to this natural cove and decided to make his latest movie here. The Cold Light of Day, starring Bruce Willis, Sigourney Weaver, Emma Hamilton and Henry Cavill was filmed all over the area from Cumbre del Sol, Moraira, and Javea. The film tells the story of a young American who uncovers a conspiracy during his attempt to save his family who were kidnapped during their Spanish holiday. Cumbre del Sol is right in the middle of the most popular holiday hotspots on the Costa Blanca. To the northwest is Javea, which is a quaint family holiday town and beach resort. It is backed by a historically famous mountain called Montgo. The early settlers called it the sleeping elephant and when you see it from Cumbre del Sol, you can make out the form of the elephant with its head and trunk facing out to sea. Javea also sports its own golf course, which is closer to Cumber del Sol than to Javea. It has 9 holes, tennis, swimming pool and fish and turtle pond. The coffee shop and restaurant are also top notch. And to the southeast is the fishing port of Moraira, known as the playground of the rich and famous who relax and unwind on the beaches. Moraira is also a fun holiday resort town with a great harbour. It also has both affordable and posh bars and restaurants. There are two beaches - L'Ampolla and El Portet - and one lagoon that is the home to herons, ducks and other fun creatures. For a taste of a real Spanish village, Teulada is a 5 minute drive from Cumbre del Sol. Teulada has an annual Medieval Fair. For fun, weekends means flee markets - or "rastros" and they showcase a wide range of articles for sale from antiques to just junk. While searching through the stuff on sale, it is fun to observe the gypsies who are the kings of these markets :)