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Welcome
to the Costa Blanca &
ReliaMobility Hire Service
For The Disabled, Less Able and
The Elderly
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Website re-designed
June 2006
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Hiring and operating a scooter/wheelchair etc. in any
of the Costa Blanca resorts will really enhance your holiday but, you
should remember that safety is paramount at all times.
At Reliamobility we always meet our clients at their
hotel in order to give a comprehensive safety and operating brief and
will stay until the client is happy with the instructions.
Should you have any concerns prior to the holiday
commencing, do not hesitate to contact us by email or telephone. We
respond to emails within 24hrs.
Mobility
is our business; if you think MOBILITY and SAFETY, then you should be
thinking RELIAMOBILITY
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Towns on The South Costa Blanca Coast
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Alicante
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By road, boat or plane. Any means of transport is suitable to
get to this city called “City of light”. With more than 3,000 years
of history, patent in the remains left by different civilisations,
the capital of the Costa Blanca offers the most varied landscapes and
the most enviable contrasts. A city with a cultural life, with wide
parks and gardens, a night-life and a city centre with lots of
businesses. Furthermore, its beaches, of fine sand and with multiple
services. And it goes on improving. Alicante keeps up its efforts in
order to grow with new projects and great illusions to be, as always
was, tourist destination par excellence
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Access: The A-7 motorway and the 340 and 330 A-roads give access to
the city of Alicante, which has a railway station and an airport
located a few kilometres from the urban centre
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Santa Pola
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The first settlers inhabited the “Cueva de las Arañas” (the
cave of spiders) in the third and fourth Millennium BC. In the first
century AC., with the arrival of the Romans, the area became known as
“Portus Illicitanus”, developing into one of the key ports for maritime
commerce. From this period there are many archaeological remains. After
the fall of the Roman Empire, and during the medieval era the area
suffered a fall into general decline, largely due to the plundering of
Pirates. This motivated the building, in the XVI century, of the
Castle-Fortress and the “Torres Vigía” (vigilance towers). From the
XVIII century onwards the town was concentrated around the Castle, the
nucleus from which the development of the settlement evolved. Nowadays,
Santa Pola is a tourist municipality with the most important fishing
fleet in the Spanish Mediterranean
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Access: By taking the A-7 motorway, leaving at exit nº72, joining the
N-332, direction Cartagena. Or following simply the N-332, direction Cartagena.
The “El Altet” airport is only 10 kilometres away
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Guardamar Del Segura
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A perfect harmony of historical and festive attractions
co-exist, alongside an offering of sun and beach in Guardamar. A
beautiful landscape of sand dunes contributes to making it a desirable
tourist destination. The town is situated in an area that has yielded
the remains of Phoenician and Iberian settlements. The river Segura
divides the territory into two zones. The municipality had to be
completely rebuilt from nothing, after being destroyed by an
earthquake. Today it presents a dozen kilometres of beaches covered
with sand dunes and fringed by pine, eucalyptus and palm trees.
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Access: Via the N-332 Alicante – Cartagena or the A-7 Alicante –
Murcia which connects with the A-37 Alicante – Cartagena leading to
Guardamar del Segura
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Torrevieja
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Amongst lagoons, on a great plain, Torrevieja is located, a
destination of great importance. The current municipality grew next to
a tower (Torre), the old one (la Vieja), which gave it its name along
with some natural characteristics that have marked its history and its
daily life. The area boasts some splendid beaches, with which it has
developed its tourist capacity in combination with its seafaring and
salt-making tradition. Today, also, the production of Salt, one of the
main European producers, has a competitor in international recognition,
the Cuban dances and its International contest, declared as being of
International tourist interest, which celebrates in homage to the
“Torrevejeneses” that traded with Cuba, colony from which they brought
these melodies
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Access: The most direct access to Torrevieja is via the “Nacional
232”, direction Cartegena- Alicante and via the A-37, exit 745
(Torrevieja Norte) and exit 758 (Torrevieja Sur)
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Click on E-Mail
symbol for the ENQUIRY form, if
you require other info
Long
Term Requirements? Then ask for our Special
Rates
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