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Benidorm
BenidormBalcó de la Mediterrània
Benidorm’s famous viewpoint, with panoramic views over the Mediterranean and the town beaches.
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Spain’s coastline is divided into costas — named stretches of shore, each with its own character. The Costa Blanca’s turquoise coves and palm-lined promenades; the wild cliffs of the Costa Brava; the sun-soaked beaches of the Costa del Sol. CostaMap gathers the places worth knowing — not just the famous beaches, but the quiet coves, hilltop villages, nature reserves and lookout points — and puts them on a single, honest map.
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Seventeen costas, mapped one by one. The Costa Blanca is live with forty destinations — the rest are on the way.
BenidormBenidorm’s famous viewpoint, with panoramic views over the Mediterranean and the town beaches.
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BenidormBalcó de la MediterràniaBenidorm’s famous viewpoint, with panoramic views over the Mediterranean and the town beaches.Read more →
AlicantePlaya del PostiguetAlicante’s main city beach, right below Santa Bárbara Castle and steps from the old town.Read more →
ElcheBasílica de Santa MaríaA baroque church in Elche, home of the UNESCO-listed Misteri d’Elx mystery play.Read more →
DéniaCova TalladaA vast sea cave between Dénia and Jávea, reached by a scenic coastal hike along the cliffs.Read more →
FinestratCala de FinestratCala de Finestrat is a relaxed, sandy cove beach just south of Benidorm, known for its beautiful sunsets.Read more →
JáveaCap de la NauCap de la Nau offers dramatic coastal views and a historic lighthouse at Costa Blanca's easternmost point.Read more →
BenidormTossal de la CalaTossal de la Cala in Benidorm is a hilltop site with Roman ruins and panoramic views of the bay.Read more →
BenidormBenidorm IslandA small uninhabited island off Benidorm, reached by a short boat trip, with a walking path to the summit, clear snorkelling water and a marine reserve.Read more →Every beach, cove and viewpoint on the Costa Blanca — in one place, free to explore.
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