Benissa
Benissa is an old town in the Marina Alta with a preserved stone centre, a neo‑Gothic church, a covered market hall and a quieter coastal stretch with coves.
Benissa is an old town in the Marina Alta with a preserved stone centre, a neo‑Gothic church, a covered market hall and a quieter coastal stretch with coves.
Guardamar del Segura is a quieter, greener coastal town where the Segura meets the sea, with beaches, a century-old pine forest and hilltop archaeological remains.
Santa Pola is a working fishing and resort town south of Alicante, with a fortress-castle, sandy beaches, marina and boats to the island of Tabarca.
Elche is an inland city in Alicante famed for the Palmeral of Elche, a UNESCO-listed palm grove of over 200,000 date palms and rich local culture.
Coastal town on the southern Costa Blanca famed for two contrasting salt lagoons in the Lagunas de La Mata y Torrevieja Natural Park and a long history of salt production.
Alicante is the Costa Blanca capital, a sunny Mediterranean port beneath Santa Bárbara Castle with beaches, a palm-lined promenade and an active marina.
Benidorm is a high-rise Costa Blanca resort with two long Blue Flag beaches, an atmospheric old town and lively entertainment for British and Spanish visitors alike.
Xàtiva is the Costa Valenciana’s inland showpiece — a historic town below a long double castle strung along a mountain
Sagunto guards the northern end of the Costa Valenciana with a Roman theatre and a long hilltop castle above an
The Albufera is the Costa Valenciana’s natural wonder — a vast freshwater lagoon ringed by rice paddies and dune beaches