Torrevieja is a coastal city, located south of the province of Alicante, within the Vega Baja region. It is situated in a landscape of high scenic and ecological value on the shores of the Mediterranean, next to the Lagoons of La Mata and Torrevieja, one of the most important wetlands in the Valencian Community and a significant salt exploitation area in Europe. The salt-producing city enjoys a Mediterranean climate heavily influenced by its proximity to the sea, resulting in a very mild average annual temperature and a large number of hours of sunshine per year, making Torrevieja an idyllic place to live and enjoy the Mediterranean. With a total of 14 km of coastline, the extensive Torrevieja shore offers numerous beaches, rocky coves, and corners of exceptional beauty, ranging from La Mata Beach to Punta Prima, passing through Los Locos, El Cura, Los Náufragos, and Cala Ferrís. Aguas Nuevas is a residential district with tranquil spaces, away from the bustle of the frontline coast, yet perfectly equipped with all kinds of commercial and sports infrastructures mainly. In this area is located the renowned sports city, www.torreviejasportscity.com. It is very well connected to Los Locos Beach, the most well-known coves, La Mata Beach and Natural Park, and the central district of Torrevieja.