Campoamor has tested golfers on the Orihuela Costa since 1988, when Carmelo García Caselles's design was inaugurated by HRH Juan de Borbón, Count of Barcelona. The tournament held in his honour every August is still a fixture on the course's calendar, a reminder of its standing on this stretch of coast.

The course sits across two valleys within the Dehesa de Campoamor, with low hills sheltering it enough to create its own microclimate and keep it playable year-round. At 6,277 metres and par 72, it's a proper test without ever feeling punishing, helped by fairways and greens kept to a genuinely high standard and framed by the area's lush vegetation and wildlife. Elevated tees offer some of the best views on the round, adding a bit of theatre to holes that already ask good questions of the approach.

A driving range, practice academy and clubhouse sit close to the first tee, backed by a resort built for a longer stay. Book Campoamor for a well-established course with real royal pedigree behind it.This golf course has been challenging experienced golfers since 1988 when it was inaugurated as Real Club de Golf Campoamor by HRH D. Juan de Borbón, Count of Barcelona, in whose honour a tournament which bears his name is held every year in August. The course emerged from the wild beauty of Dehesa de Campoamor between two interconnected valleys surrounded by small hillocks that protect it from the wind, which generates a microclimate that enables the practice of golf any time of year.