Resortalia

20/05/2026

☀️ Summer-Ready Home Checklist! 🏡🌴

Make your property a cool, safe, and comfortable haven this summer. Here’s what to check inside your home:

✅ Air Conditioning & Ventilation ❄️

Service your A/C and clean filters.
Ensure fans and vents are working properly.
Consider blackout blinds or curtains to keep rooms cooler.

✅ Water Systems & Plumbing 💧

Check for leaks in pipes and faucets.
Flush water heaters if needed.
Inspect indoor taps and irrigation points.

✅ Pest & Mosquito Prevention 🦟🐜

Remove standing water indoors (plant trays, buckets, pet bowls).
Use mosquito repellents or indoor-safe plants like citronella.
Seal gaps and cracks to keep bugs out.

✅ Safety & General Maintenance 🔒🛠️

Test smoke detectors and fire extinguishers.
Check locks, gates, and security systems.
Inspect electrical appliances and wiring.

✅ Keep Your Home Cool 🏠🌬️

Open windows early or late to catch cool air.
Use light-colored or reflective indoor shades.
Add fans or portable cooling units where needed.

🌞 Pro tip: Doing these checks now prevents costly repairs and keeps your home a summer paradise!

❓ What’s your personal pre-summer property checklist? Share your tips with us in the comments!

23/04/2026

🌺 Feria de Sevillanas – Pilar de la Horadada 💃

Looking for something vibrant, fun, and full of Spanish culture this spring? The Feria de Sevillanas in Pilar de la Horadada is the perfect plan! 🎉

This lively festival brings a taste of Andalucía to the Costa Blanca, with:
✨ Traditional sevillanas dancing
🎶 Live music and performances
🍷 Food, drinks, and buzzing feria atmosphere
🌸 Beautiful flamenco dresses and colourful “casetas”

Whether you’re joining in the dancing or just soaking up the atmosphere, it’s a fantastic way to experience authentic Spanish culture right on your doorstep.

📍 We’ve added the official programme and full guide in the comments so you don’t miss a thing!

👉 Have you ever been to a Sevillanas fair before… or would you give it a go? 💬

09/04/2026

📢 Income Tax Campaign 2025 (IRPF) – Now Open

The income tax return period for Spanish residents is now officially open.

🗓️ Key deadline:
All returns must be submitted no later than 30 June 2026.

If you are a tax resident in Spain, you are required to review whether you must file and ensure your declaration is submitted on time to avoid penalties, surcharges, or interest.

💡 Important reminders:

Check your draft carefully before confirming
Declare all sources of income (including foreign income, where applicable)
Review possible deductions and allowances
If the result is payable, consider early submission to manage payment options

If you need assistance reviewing or filing your return, professional advice can help ensure compliance and optimise your tax position.

✔️ Don’t leave it until the last minute — plan ahead and file on time.

31/03/2026

🌟 What’s Happening in the Murcia Region This Semana Santa 2026! 🌟

Semana Santa is here, and it’s the perfect time to experience the rich traditions of the Murcia region! From processions to cultural events, here’s what you can’t miss in Murcia, Los Alcázares, and Cartagena!

📍 Murcia City

🎭 Holy Week Processions (April 1-5) – Don’t miss the stunning processions throughout the city! The Los Salzillos procession on Friday, April 3rd is one of the most iconic, featuring beautiful religious imagery and powerful symbolism.
📅 April 1st – Precious Blood Procession (18:00)
📅 April 2nd – Silence Procession (22:00)
📅 April 3rd – The Nazareno Procession (08:00)
📅 April 5th – Resurrection Procession (08:15) – A grand way to close Semana Santa!

📍 Cartagena

🕍 Semana Santa Processions (April 1-5) – Cartagena's processions are known for their dramatic beauty.
📅 April 1st – Magna Procession of the Prendimiento (21:00)
📅 April 2nd – Silent Procession (22:00) – A serene, solemn procession through the streets, perfect for those looking to experience a reflective and peaceful moment.
📅 April 3rd – The Procession of the Encounter (02:00 AM) – One of the most moving moments of the week as various brotherhoods come together.
📅 April 5th – Resurrection Procession (10:00) – The grand finale with vibrant celebrations marking the resurrection.

💡 Cartagena’s Marraja and Califa processions are a must-see!

📍 Los Alcázares

🌅 Incursiones Berberiscas (April 2-5)
Experience the medieval market and historical reenactments by the sea! Enjoy parades, performances, music, and food stalls celebrating the region’s history. A fantastic family-friendly event!

⏳ Mark Your Calendars!

April 1st (Wednesday) – Processions in Murcia and Cartagena
April 2nd (Thursday) – Silent processions in Cartagena and the Medieval Market in Los Alcázares
April 3rd (Friday) – The famous Los Salzillos Procession in Murcia and the Procession of the Encounter in Cartagena
April 4th-5th (Saturday and Sunday) – Continue to enjoy processions and family events across the region!

Let us know which event you're most excited about or if you need more details! 👇

18/03/2026

🌿 Did you know? Semana Santa in the Region of Murcia is truly unique

Semana Santa is celebrated all across Spain, but here in the Region of Murcia, it has its own distinctive character that makes it unforgettable:

✨ A burst of colour
Unlike the more solemn tones seen elsewhere, Murcia’s processions are full of vibrant colours—especially in Murcia city, where brotherhoods like Los Coloraos wear striking red tunics.

🥨 A sweet (and savoury!) tradition
In Murcia, it’s typical for participants to hand out sweets, monas, and even salted snacks during the processions—something you won’t commonly see in other regions.

🏛️ Five places, five styles

- Murcia: Lively, colourful, and deeply traditional
- Cartagena: Precise and military-inspired, with perfectly coordinated processions
- Lorca: Spectacular biblical scenes, with breathtaking embroidered cloaks (declared of International Tourist Interest)
- Los Alcázares: A more intimate and welcoming atmosphere, perfect for experiencing Semana Santa up close by the Mar Menor
- San Javier: Traditional and community-focused, with processions that reflect the town’s strong local identity

🎺 More than religion—it’s culture
Even if you’re not religious, Semana Santa here is an incredible cultural experience, blending history, art, music, and community.

💬 Have you experienced Semana Santa in Murcia before? Which town or procession is your favourite—or which would you love to see?

24/02/2026

🌅 Stunning Views from the Pool at Terrazas de la Torre this Morning 🌅

This morning, we took a stroll around the pool at Terrazas de la Torre, enjoying the peaceful atmosphere and breathtaking views. What better way to start the day than with breathtaking views and the tranquil waters of the pool?

What’s your favorite way to unwind in the morning? Share with us in the comments below! 👇

14/02/2026

💕 Did you know…? 💕

💌 The first recorded Valentine’s message dates back to 1415, when Charles, Duke of Orléans, sent a love poem to his wife while imprisoned in the Tower of London.
🌹 In the Victorian era, “vinegar valentines” were also popular — humorous (and sometimes cheeky!) cards sent anonymously.
🍫 Chocolate became associated with Valentine’s Day in the 19th century when Richard Cadbury introduced the first heart-shaped chocolate box.
❤️ More than 250 million roses are produced each year specifically for Valentine’s Day!

💬 We’d love to know…
How are you celebrating Valentine’s Day this year? Tell us in the comments!

Here’s to love, laughter, and unforgettable memories. 💕

10/02/2026

🎭 Carnaval week on the Costa Cálida… and things are getting colourful 🎭

Feathers, music, parades and just the right amount of chaos — it can only mean one thing: Carnaval has arrived 🎉

Some of the best celebrations near our resorts include:
• Águilas – famous across Spain, bold, traditional and wonderfully over the top
• Cartagena – history, humour and a maritime twist
• Torrevieja – big parades, music and a real party atmosphere
• Santiago de la Ribera – friendly, local and easy to enjoy

👇 Vote for your favourite Carnaval using Facebook reactions:
👍 Like = Águilas
❤️ Love = Cartagena
😮 Wow = Torrevieja
😂 Haha = Santiago de la Ribera

And if you’ve been before, we’d love to hear about it — which Carnaval have you experienced and what was it like? Best costumes, best atmosphere, or best excuse for a long lunch? Tell us in the comments 👇😊

Whether you enjoy being right in the middle of the celebrations or simply watching from a sunny terrace with a drink in hand… Carnaval here can be as lively (or as relaxed) as you like. ☀️🍷

Happy Carnaval! 🎭✨

06/02/2026

Quick question for our owners…

What’s your favourite thing to do in the resort?
☕ Have a coffee on the terrace
🚶 Walk around the gardens
🏖️ Pool time
🍽️ Dinner out

Tell us in the comments!

05/12/2025

10/10/2025

❗️Due to the red weather alert issued today by the authorities, RESORTALIA’s office will remain closed for in-person visits until further notice.

The safety of our clients, residents, and staff is our top priority. We strongly urge all residents to avoid unnecessary travel, remain indoors, and follow the recommendations issued by local emergency services.

Our team will continue to be available to assist you by email and phone during this period. Please do not hesitate to contact us should you require assistance.

Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.
Stay safe and take care.

Kind regards,
The RESORTALIA Team