Quesada

Quesada is a modern village which has been growing in size since the 1970s. It is very popular with ex pats from all over Europe and is instantly recognisable by the grand entrance of the arches at the bottom of the high street.

The high street is full of bars, cafes and restaurants, which offer international food including Spanish, Thai, Indian, Italian, French, Greek and Chinese. There are also a few Steak Houses and Fast Food establishments. It is a real hub and is always busy with people wandering around the interesting little shops and abundance of Chinese Bazaars.

Places of interest & ideas of things to do in Quesada

• Village: main high street with international feel.

Ideas of places to twin Quesada with day or night

• Enjoy an international Sunday starting with the bustling Spanish morning market at nearby Zoco, then indulging in a traditionally British Sunday Roast in any of Quesada’s restaurants before sauntering up and down the high street and taking a look in the many Chinese Bazaar shops.
• Spend a leisurely morning in Quesada browsing the international shops then have a complete change of scenery taking in the fresh sea breeze at the promenade in Guardamar where there is a great choice of restaurants and superb beaches.

Places of Interest