I am looking for opinions & advice about life in Daya Nueva

Paul1000 · by **Paul1000** » Thu Apr 13, 2023 12:48 pm

Hi all,

I would like to know more about living in Daya Nueva from anyone who used to live there or currently lives there.
Of course, it is totally subjective and I do understand that, but that´s fine.
We currently live in the Rojales/golf side of Quesada but we are looking to move and downsize.
We are a retired couple, we have a car but we would like to be able to walk to amenities.
Are there any/many non native Spanish living in the town, I can get by with some basic Spanish conversation but it would be useful to understand what other nationalities live there.
Specifically, we are interested in feedback on what part to buy in, what are the amenities in Daya Nueva, are there shops/s, bars & restaurants, health centre, farmacias, bus service etc.
Thanks for reading.

elchedave · by **elchedave** » Thu Apr 13, 2023 1:12 pm

Paul1000 wrote:Hi all,

I would like to know more about living in Daya Nueva from anyone who used to live there or currently lives there.
Of course, it is totally subjective and I do understand that, but that´s fine.
We currently live in the Rojales/golf side of Quesada but we are looking to move and downsize.
We are a retired couple, we have a car but we would like to be able to walk to amenities.
Are there any/many non native Spanish living in the town, I can get by with some basic Spanish conversation but it would be useful to understand what other nationalities live there.
Specifically, we are interested in feedback on what part to buy in, what are the amenities in Daya Nueva, are there shops/s, bars & restaurants, health centre, farmacias, bus service etc.
Thanks for reading.

I have cycled through & stopped for refreshments in both Daya Nueva & Daya Vieja, both are very sleepy villages with, from what i could see, very little in the way of amenities. I would suggest you take the short drive there, stop at the kiosk bar "Raquel" & speak with Rachel, she is Welsh married to a Spanish guy & will most likely answer most of your queries.
Regards,
Dave.

Cornishbug · by **Cornishbug** » Thu Apr 13, 2023 5:46 pm

Daya Neuva has all amenities albeit a spanish supermarket, bars & eateries..There s mixed nationalities some of whom live permanantly some with holiday homes..Join the Daya Neuva FB page & you will get lots of help & advice
Good luck

Gustav · by **Gustav** » Thu Apr 13, 2023 6:41 pm

Cornishbug wrote:Daya Neuva has all amenities albeit a spanish supermarket, bars & eateries..There s mixed nationalities some of whom live permanantly some with holiday homes..Join the Daya Neuva FB page & you will get lots of help & advice
Good luck

Daya Nueva
Is the die-cost supermarket not spanish?
Thers a butchers, bakers, veg store up the side street,
Theres the pensionista coffee bar opens at 7am ,couple of bars on main street, 3 restaurants all spanish, El hogar, Yo-Yos, Imanyos spanish owned but concentrates on English food, there's a town hall, police office inside, brand new health center,village center road closed every sunday, nice quite village.

I am looking for opinions & advice about life in Daya Nueva