Las Colinas
Las Colinas is the modern jewel of the southern Costa Blanca, a Cabell Robinson design that opened in 2010 in a private valley of Mediterranean woodland near Campoamor. A par 71 routed through pine clad hills and around six lakes, with not a single neighbouring fairway in view, it offers some of the most secluded and stylish resort golf in Spain.
Photo: Las Colinas Golf and Country Club via Google.
The verdict
Las Colinas is what a great deal of modern Spanish resort golf aspires to be. Cabell Robinson, the architect behind some of the finest courses in southern Europe, was given a private valley near Campoamor on the southern Costa Blanca and routed a par 71 through it that opened in 2010, each hole carved in isolation through pine, holm oak and rolling terrain so that you rarely see another fairway. It is consistently rated among the best courses on the Costa Blanca and in Spain.
It suits the golfer who wants polish, peace and a genuine test in a beautiful Mediterranean setting. The conditioning is excellent, the design is strategic rather than tricked up, and the surrounding resort of villas, a beach club and good dining makes it an easy place to settle for a few days. Paired with the other quality courses of the southern Costa Blanca, it anchors a stylish, sun soaked golf trip.
Las Colinas at a glance
- Opened
- 2010
- Designer
- Cabell Robinson
- Type
- Woodland resort
- Par
- 71
- Yardage
- About 6,970 yds
- Green fee
- From about €100
Designer, opening year, par, yardage and indicative fees verified June 2026 from Las Colinas Golf and Country Club and recognized golf databases. The course is a Cabell Robinson design, a par 71 measuring about 6,377 metres, roughly 6,970 yards, from the back tees. Indicative high season green fees are around 100 to 140 euro in 2026, lower in the shoulder and low seasons. Fees change by season and year, so always confirm directly before booking.
The holes worth the trip
The great strength of Las Colinas is its sense of seclusion. Robinson used the natural folds of the valley to give every hole its own private corridor through the woodland, so the round feels like a tour of eighteen separate, quiet amphitheatres rather than a busy resort layout. The fairways are generous off the tee but ask for thought on the approach, where water, elevation change and well placed bunkering protect the greens.
The six lakes come into play on several holes and frame some of the most memorable moments, with the closing stretch demanding accurate, committed shots to hold the greens. The conditioning is a highlight, the bent and bermuda surfaces running true and fast in the dry Mediterranean climate, rewarding the player who controls trajectory and spin.
It is a course that gives back what you bring to it, fair and playable from the forward tees yet a real examination from the back, and beautiful in the warm low light of a Costa Blanca evening. A round here is the centrepiece of the southern Costa Blanca golf scene.
How to get on
| What to know | Detail |
|---|---|
| Access | Open to visiting golfers and resort residents; tee times bookable in advance |
| Green fee | Indicative around 100 to 140 euro in high season (2026), lower in the shoulder and low seasons |
| Buggy and cart | Buggies widely used given the hilly terrain; trolleys and rental clubs available |
| Booking | Book ahead for winter sun peak; resort and stay and play packages are common |
| Getting there | Near Campoamor in the Orihuela area; about 45 minutes from Alicante Airport, 30 minutes from Murcia Corvera |
| Best months | Year round golf; spring and autumn are ideal, winter is prime sunshine golf, summer is hot |
Access arrangements and fees verified June 2026; rates and policies change, so always confirm directly before booking. Prefer it arranged for you? Use our tee time enquiry to have a concierge secure the round.
Where to stay nearby
The most convenient base is the Las Colinas resort itself, with villas and apartments set in the same valley as the golf, a beach club on the coast and good on site dining, which makes for a relaxed stay and play trip. The southern Costa Blanca towns of Campoamor, Cabo Roig and Torrevieja are close by with hotels, restaurants and beaches.
The southern Costa Blanca and the neighbouring Murcia coast are packed with quality courses, so Las Colinas pairs easily into a wider golf trip across the region. It is an ideal anchor for a winter sun golf break in southeast Spain.
Looking for a base? See our recommended hotels and resorts near Las Colinas.
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Las Colinas questions
Who designed Las Colinas and when did it open?
Las Colinas Golf and Country Club was designed by Cabell Robinson and opened for play in 2010, set in a private valley near Campoamor on the Costa Blanca, in the province of Alicante in southeast Spain.
What is the par and length of Las Colinas?
Las Colinas is a par 71 championship course measuring about 6,377 metres, roughly 6,970 yards, from the back tees, with several forward tees that bring the course back to a comfortable length for most golfers.
Can visitors play Las Colinas?
Yes. Las Colinas is open to visiting golfers as well as residents of its resort, with tee times bookable in advance. Indicative high season green fees are around 100 to 140 euro in 2026; figures change by season, so always confirm directly before booking.
Where is Las Colinas and how do you get there?
Las Colinas sits near Dehesa de Campoamor in the south of the Costa Blanca, in the Orihuela area of Alicante province. It is about 45 minutes from Alicante Airport and around 30 minutes from Murcia's Corvera Airport, with the resorts of the southern Costa Blanca close by.
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Researched and written by the GolfForKings editorial desk. Designer, opening year, par, yardage and access verified June 2026; indicative green fees verified June 2026. Last reviewed June 2026.