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Rural internet providers in south-east Spain

We list 99 rural internet providers across eight provinces, from Castellón down to Málaga, with their Google ratings, phone numbers and websites. Pick your province, or read the buyer’s guide first.

99 firms8 provinces4.2 average rating
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Alicante10 firmsMurcia23 firmsValencia24 firmsCastellón11 firmsAlmería4 firmsGranada7 firmsMálaga15 firmsAlbacete5 firms
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Highest-rated rural internet providers on Google

How this list works Free listings, ordered by google rating, weighted by how many reviews it rests on

Order. Firms are sorted by Google rating, weighted by how many reviews it rests on, so a 4.8 from 200 reviews ranks above a 5.0 from 3. Firms with no reviews come last.

Where the details come from. Names, ratings, review counts and phone numbers come from each firm’s Google Business Profile. Labels such as “English website”, the brands and the manufacturer listings come from the firm’s own website or the manufacturer’s official installer list. We don’t write reviews.

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Buyer’s guide

Hiring a rural internet provider for an off-grid property

Rural internet in Spain usually means one of three things: 4G or 5G mobile routers, fixed wireless from a local provider’s mast, or satellite. Fibre reaches more villages every year, but rarely isolated houses.

Local fixed-wireless providers can give good speeds and local support where you have line of sight to their mast; ask for a coverage check at your plot. Our 4G coverage map shows where mobile signal is weak.

Starlink works almost anywhere with a clear view of the sky; its residential plan in Spain costs €35 a month plus a €10 kit fee under its rental offer (Roams).

Questions to ask before you sign

  • Can you check coverage at my exact plot?
  • What speeds do customers near me actually get?
  • What is the minimum contract?
  • Can you install a test antenna first?
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Is Starlink an alternative to these providers?

Yes, where you have a clear view of the sky. Starlink’s residential plan in Spain costs €35 a month plus a €10 kit fee under its rental offer (Roams). Local fixed-wireless providers can be cheaper and give local support where a mast covers your plot.

How is this directory ordered?

By Google rating, weighted by the number of reviews behind it. Every listing is free; featured firms are labelled and keep their normal place in the list.

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