Alejandro Castillo
With over 15 years’ experience in the sector, I have specialised in leading comprehensive digital marketing, brand management and web development strategies for a range of companies.
My focus is on creating digital solutions that maximise performance, from website optimisation to the implementation of advanced SEO strategies and process automation.
At Marina d'Or Construcciones, I contribute to the blog with specialised content that provides our clients and readers with valuable information on the latest trends in the construction and digital marketing sectors.
My aim is to produce valuable content that is useful, clear and informative, whilst always keeping our readers informed and up to date.
I am passionate about data analysis, market research and creating solutions that help businesses grow and remain competitive in today’s digital landscape.
I also have extensive knowledge of web development, which enables me to understand both the technical and creative aspects of projects.
Other articles published by Alejandro Castillo
The Albufera of Valencia: how to explore it – by boat, on foot and by bike
The Albufera de Valencia is a 21,120-hectare nature reserve on the outskirts of the city, home to Spain’s largest freshwater lake, rice paddies, the Devesa forest and the village of El Palmar. You can explore it by traditional boat, on foot along the Devesa footpaths,...
Things to do in Rafelbuñol and the surrounding area: heritage, market gardens and El Puig
In Rafelbuñol, you can see the church of Sant Antoni Abad with its blue-tiled dome, the façade of the Agricultural Union dating from 1916, and the fields where the Valencia Chufa PDO is grown; and by bike, you can reach the monastery of El Puig in 11 minutes. Metro...
Valencian tiger nuts and Alboraya horchata: what they are and how to see them up close
Valencian tiger nut is a tuber with a designation of origin, grown in 27 municipalities in the Huerta region, including Alboraya, Bonrepòs i Mirambell and Rafelbunyol. Horchata is made from tiger nuts, water and sugar, and Alboraya is considered the birthplace of this...
Things to do in Quart de Poblet: festivals, water and heritage
In Quart de Poblet, you can follow the Water Trail for free, see the Passejà de Sant Onofre with its fire wheels, visit the Molí de la Vila and explore the Arab cistern. The metro takes 13 minutes from Xàtiva, in Valencia.Key information: what to do in Quart de...
Things to do in Manises: museum, workshops and pottery festivals
In Manises, you can visit the Ceramics Museum free of charge, which houses over 5,500 pieces dating from the 14th to the 20th century; explore the historic centre from the old railway station; pop into workshops; and watch the Cavalcada de la Ceràmica every 18 July....
How to get around Horta Nord without a car: Metrovalencia and by bike to Valencia
From Horta Nord, you can reach the centre of Valencia without a car on Metrovalencia line 3: the journey from Rafelbunyol to Xàtiva takes between 32 and 34 minutes, and trains run every 15 minutes from Monday to Thursday. Bonrepòs i Mirambell does not have a station,...
How to explore Valencia’s market gardens on foot and by bike from Horta Nord
The Valencia vegetable-growing region can be explored on foot or by bike from Bonrepòs i Mirambell and Rafelbuñol: the Museu de l’Horta de Almàssera is 1.7 km from Bonrepòs, and the Vía Xurra, which is around 16 km long, is fully accessible. The Valencia tiger...
Which beach to choose near Valencia and La Horta Nord: distances and Blue Flag 2026
From Bonrepòs i Mirambell, Rafelbuñol, Manises and Quart de Poblet, there are seven beaches less than 33 km away by car. La Malva-rosa, El Saler and Puçol have been awarded the Blue Flag for 2026–2027. The closest beach to Bonrepòs is Port Saplaya (5.4 km) and the...
Valencia’s climate: what to expect in each season
If you’re looking for a place where winter isn’t such a struggle, Valencia has the edge. According to the AEMET’s standard figures, the coldest month, January, has an average temperature of 11.8 °C and there are barely 0.5 days of frost per year.The city enjoys around...
The benefits of living in Valencia: 12 reasons to move there
Valencia is Spain’s third most populous city: 840,792 inhabitants according to the official INE figures as at 1 January 2025, and a metropolitan area of over one and a half million people. It’s big enough to have it all, yet compact enough to explore on foot, by bike...