Hi Jan, at the moment you are free to go wherever you want at any time. You MUST wear a face mask at all times in any public space (the road, bars, terraces, restaurants), except at times when you are eating, drinking, exercising, smoking, driving a vehicle alone or with a partner, or when you are on the beach. If you need specific information, please ask me, or join our Facebook group … https://www.facebook.com/groups/1591017691013159

Where can I find current restrictions for Orihuela costa/las Ramblas. Expect to go to our apartment September 15th.
Can we go to alcampo to buy food etc. ? Do we need face masks

Hi Jan, Villamartin lies within the Orihuela municipal area, therefore you are permitted to cycle anywhere within that municipality – from Punta Prima in the east, Campoamor in the west, all the way to Orihuela City itself in the north (that´s quite a long way).

Hi Stuart, right now, no that is not permissible. But you can employ the services of a professional tradesman to carry out repairs on your behalf if the property is unoccupied.

We live in San miguel de salinas and have a static mobile home in albatera, can we travel to this home for essential maintenance etc.

I live in Villamartin and there is some confusion of what our municipality is and therefore how far we can cycle. Could you define the area we are allowed to ride in please

Hi Susan, no, I´m afraid not. The existing rules for walking with pets will remain in force – as often as is necessary for your pet´s basic needs and welfare, and no further than 100 metres from your home. UPDATE: Pets may now go for a walk with you, now up to 1 km from your usual residential address.

Hi Noel, yes, it is correct that small municipalities do not need to follow the timetable. But Mil Palmeras is part of the Pilar de la Horadada municipality (with 23,403 registered residents), so please do use the timetable. On the South Costa Blanca, only the following communities do not have to follow the timetable: Benijofar, Daya Nueva, Daya Vieja, Formentera del Segura, Jacarilla, and Los Montesinos.

Hi, I’ve read that towns of up to 5000 inhabitants do not have to follow the new time allotments , is this correct and would the resort town of Mil Palmeras fall within this requirement ? Thank you .

When we go for our walk tomorrow can we take the dogs with us.