Planning a golf trip on the Costa Blanca for a group: five courses, one clubhouse

By the owners of Villa Palmview · Published 20 September 2026

The Costa Blanca has more courses than any group can play in a week. From Jávea, five sit within forty minutes of our gate: two friendly nine-hole clubs for the easy days, a 27-hole Olazábal flagship, Seve Ballesteros' seaside test at Oliva Nova and the oldest course on the coast at Altea. The full comparison, with routes from the gate, is on the page of our golf villa on the Costa Blanca; this is the organiser's version.

The five courses, measured from the front door

A week, planned

Tee times in the morning, the pool and the beach in the afternoon, dinner at home. Day one: arrive and nine easy holes at Jávea. Day two: La Sella, the Llebeig and Gregal loops. Day three: no tee time — the private sand, the Arenal for lunch, the Montgó for the restless. Day four: Oliva Nova. Day five: La Sella again, the high Mestral loop with sea views. Day six: Ifach with the guest discount, then lunch on the Moraira seafront. Day seven: Altea and its terrace. Swap freely; all five courses are open year-round.

Tee times, green fees and clubs

• Send us your preferred days, number of players and handicaps and we arrange the tee times with the clubs. Green fees are paid directly to each club; we send the current fees with the request.
• La Sella asks for a handicap certificate (maximum 35); the nine-hole clubs are used to holiday golfers. Book a few days ahead in spring and autumn.
• All five courses rent buggies and trolleys and most have hire sets — nobody has to fly with clubs. If you bring your own, there is storage out of sight at the villa for every set.
• Dress code is the usual Spanish standard: collared shirt, tailored shorts or trousers, soft spikes.

The base, and what it costs per golfer

Up to 28 guests in eleven en-suite bedrooms across three private wings: early tee-timers get ready without waking anyone. Storage for every set of clubs, four cars inside the gate, a heatable saltwater pool for tired legs in the cooler months and an outdoor kitchen with one long table for the nineteenth hole. Our lowest winter from-price for the main villa with 18 golfers works out at about € 58 per golfer per night; only the green fees are extra. Pick your dates below and the exact price for your group appears at once.

When to come

October to May is prime golf weather: mild, dry and 15–22 °C. Summer means early tee times and afternoons in the pool. The month-by-month figures are in Jávea's weather by month, and the winter promotions give a fixed monthly price for January and February.

Non-golfers are fine here: the private sand, the pool, petanque, the Montgó trails and Jávea's old town five minutes away. Everyone meets again at the long table.