The Environment
A Mediterranean landscape made for golf
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IN SHORT
Lo Romero Golf is an 18-hole par 72 golf course in Pilar de la Horadada, Alicante, set in a Mediterranean landscape of pine, rosemary, old orchard land and sea views. It is known as “The Golf Island” for its memorable 18th green, almost entirely surrounded by water.
AT A GLANCE
The course in numbers.
18
HOLES · PAR 72
13
HOLES WITH WATER IN PLAY
56
Strategic bunkers
18th
Signature island green
The Golf Island
An identity built around escape.
Lo Romero is not just another golf course near Alicante. Its identity is built around the feeling of escape — a course where the player is surrounded by nature, silence and the concentration of the game. The 18th brings that feeling to its peak, asking for one last committed shot into an island green framed by water.
Rooted in its landscape
Authentic to this corner of Alicante.
The course sits on former pear and apple orchard land, with Mediterranean planting — pine, carob, low shrub, palms and the scent of rosemary — shaping the atmosphere of the round. The result is a golf landscape that feels authentic to this corner of Alicante rather than imposed upon it.
Costa Blanca & Costa Cálida
Removed, yet within easy reach.
Lo Romero’s location makes it a natural choice for golfers staying in Alicante, Murcia, Orihuela Costa, Torrevieja, the Mar Menor and the wider Costa Blanca. Beaches, coastal towns and international airports are all within easy reach — yet the course keeps the feeling of being removed from everyday noise.
Walked, remembered, replayed
More than a score — a setting.
Friendly distances between greens and tees make the course enjoyable on foot, while the strategic use of water, bunkering and elevation keeps the round engaging. It is a place for golfers who want a setting, a rhythm and a story to take home.
Discover how we care for this landscape on our Sustainability page.
The Environment · FAQs
About the setting.
What is the environment like at Lo Romero Golf?
Lo Romero Golf is set in a quiet Mediterranean landscape in Pilar de la Horadada, Alicante, with pine, rosemary, native planting, sea views and a memorable 18th island green.
Why is Lo Romero called The Golf Island?
The name refers to the sense of isolation and focus created by the course, especially the 18th green, which is almost completely surrounded by water.
Is Lo Romero Golf close to the coast?
Yes. Lo Romero Golf is located close to the beaches of the Costa Blanca and the Mar Menor, with easy access from Alicante and Murcia.
