Costa blanca guide

- Visit the bustling resort town of Benidorm, with its skyscrapers, long sandy beaches and vibrant nightlife.

- One of the most chosen sites when visiting Alicante, is the capital of the Marina Alta region, Denia.

- Explore the charming port town of Altea, with its white houses, narrow streets and beautiful church.

- Stroll through Alicante´s old town, with its imposing castle, lively squares and numerous museums.

- Explore Javea Bay, with its beautiful beaches, coves and caves.

- Take a boat trip to the island of Tabarca, a nature reserve with beautiful beaches and a rich history.

- Go hiking or cycling in the Costa Blanca´s beautiful natural parks, such as the Sierra de Bernia y Ferrerol Natural Park and the Montgó Natural Park.

- One of the oldest towns in Alicante is Villajoyosa, capital of the Marina Baixa. Its origin dates to the Bronze Age, and became a fishing village, where the Roman ruins of more than 3000 years ago pose, but which are well preserved for those visitors who wish to relive a little history.

- Undoubtedly, Altea is one of the most beautiful villages on the Costa Blanca and chosen by tourists who want to visit its imposing historic center, where you can walk through streets of stones, nooks and crannies, becoming one of the most picturesque places on the Costa Blanca.

- Enjoy delicious Spanish cuisine, with fresh fish, paella and tapas.
- Taste the local wines, produced in the vineyards around Javea and Alicante.
- Relax on the beach and soak up the sun.