Discover the Spanish coast
Your interactive guide to Spain’s Mediterranean coastline — beaches and hidden coves, mountain villages, natural parks, castles and viewpoints, all on one map. We’re starting with the Costa Blanca.
CostaMap is building a complete, structured guide to the Spanish coast — region by region, town by town. Today it is fully live for the Costa Blanca in Alicante, from Dénia and Jávea in the north to Torrevieja in the south, with maps, photos and practical detail for every place.
How it works
Every place sits in a clear hierarchy, so you can zoom from the whole coast down to a single beach or trail.
The Mediterranean shoreline — the big picture CostaMap is mapping.
Comarcas such as Marina Alta and Marina Baixa group the coast.
Towns and cities like Calpe, Altea and Dénia.
A specific beach, castle, park or viewpoint to visit.
Things to do — swim, hike, explore, eat and unwind.
Interactive map
Click a region to filter, then tap any point for a photo and a link to the destination. All 39 places are shown by default.
Browse by category
From sandy beaches to mountain trails — the colours match the map markers above.
A selection
One standout place from each category — a quick taste of what the Costa Blanca has to offer.
Why the Costa Blanca
One of Europe’s mildest coasts, with something for everyone within short distances.
Long sandy beaches and small, sheltered calas with crystal-clear water.
Whitewashed villages and natural parks just minutes from the coast.
Moorish castles, Roman remains and UNESCO heritage along the coast.
A mild Mediterranean climate that makes every season travel season.
Browse every destination, find your next trip, and let the map show you the way.
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