Known across Spain as "The Golf Island" — a course built around eight lakes, finishing on a green completely surrounded by water.
Designed by Jorge Gallen and Enric Soler and opened in 2007–08, Lo Romero sits in a natural basin that was once a pear and apple orchard, near Pilar de la Horadada on the southern edge of the Costa Blanca. Eight lakes and a running brook weave through the layout, giving the whole course its nickname: "The Golf Island."
The signature is the 18th: a green set on its own island, entirely surrounded by water, played from an elevated tee. Every reviewer remembers this final hole — a fitting, dramatic finish to a round played in a quiet, private landscape of pines and gentle hills.
Lo Romero offers a genuinely private, unhurried round, in a spot between two coastlines — the Mediterranean and the Mar Menor — each just minutes away.
Each hole is designed with privacy in mind — golfers often feel they have the course entirely to themselves.
Bar, pro shop, practice bunkers and a putting green complete a relaxed, uncrowded golf experience.
The Mediterranean and the Mar Menor's calm inland waters are both within a short drive — beaches, watersports and marinas included.
A relaxed coastal town with shops, cafés, an archaeological museum and historic watchtowers along the shore.
The mineral-rich mud baths near San Pedro del Pinatar, on the Mar Menor, are a popular wellness excursion.
A planned community of golf villas and apartments continues to develop around the course, popular with retirees and second-home buyers.
Golf villas and apartments in the Lo Romero community, updated as new listings come to market.
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Lo Romero sits near Pilar de la Horadada, right on the border between Alicante and Murcia provinces — between two seas and two airports.
"The 18th at Lo Romero isn't just a hole. It's the story you tell afterwards."
For buyers who want a quiet, private course experience between two seas, with a still-developing golf community and strong appeal to retirees and second-home owners alike, Lo Romero offers something genuinely distinctive.
"The Golf Island" nickname gives the resort a memorable, marketable identity rare among Costa Blanca courses.
An actively developing golf community means early buyers can still secure well-positioned plots and homes.
Proximity to both the Mediterranean and the Mar Menor broadens appeal to a wide range of lifestyle buyers.