Patro Holiday Deals

Patro Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Patro

When chucking a sickie becomes your new norm, it's time to escape the corporate treadmill and say hello to Patro!

It sits 340 kilometres to the southeast of the country's capital, Madrid.

Does chilling out on the shore sound like an amazing way to spend a day? Find time to go to Postiguet Beach or Campello Beach.

You'll discover some interesting natural sights outside of Patro. Why not travel 35 kilometres to Canelobre Caves? Alternatively, appreciate the natural beauty of Font Salada, 17 kilometres away.

If you can't imagine a holiday without some live sports action, check what events are scheduled at Guillermo Amor Municipal Stadium. It's likely something will be on while you visit. You can locate the venue 30 kilometres away in Benidorm.

Don't be alarmed if you see some like-minded sightseers at Penya de la Foradada.

If you're looking to head further afield, add a jaunt to Vall de Gallinera to your travel plan. This locality is 3 kilometres to the northeast and features Rull Cave and Barranco de l' Encantada. Want some more ideas? Adsubia is 9 kilometres to the northeast of Patro and is known for the Archaeological Museum of Olivia and Town Hall Square.

Tourists often make the trip to Beniflá. This place is 13 kilometres to the northeast and quite close to Casa de Cultura Marques Gonzalez de Quiros, Church of Santa Maria and the Museu Faller. If you're staying on a while, remember to swing by the Ducal Palace of Gandia and the Archaeological Museum of Gandia.

To truly experience a place is to try the local food and drink, so get set to chew, chomp, sip and slurp your way across Alicante. The only thing you need to bring with you is your appetite!

If you're studying a menu, there's a good chance you'll come across dishes with artichoke or grapes. They're two ingredients which are often used in the kitchens here.

Don't miss the chance to sample paella (seafood on rice) or arròs negre (cuttlefish on rice with squid ink). These classic meals are what Alicante is all about.

'Stressed' spelled backwards is 'desserts', and we don't believe in coincidences. There's no more delicious way to let your hassles melt away than with turron de alicante (nougat), a sweet treat often found on dinner tables here.

To really get the party going, enjoy a couple of shots of alcoy coffee liqueur. Drink it by itself or ask your barkeep for mixed-drink recommendations.

Your time in Patro is bound to be more fulfilling if you make the effort to learn a couple of the local phrases and expressions. To get you started, have a go at saying '¡Hola!'. It translates to 'hello'. One more often used phrase is '¡Buena suerte!' ('good luck').

Want to join in on the National Day festivities? Circle the 12th of October on your calendar and get ready to kick up your heels!

Before it's time to say "Hasta la vista" to Patro, check your pockets for any remaining change that you can spend on some last-minute keepsakes.

Alicante International Airport (ALC) is the closest terminal, 65 kilometres to the southwest. Ensure you give yourself ample time to reach it.