Cap de la Nau (Cabo de la Nao)
Cap de la Nau is the closest point on the Costa Blanca to the Balearics — a lighthouse headland where clear-day views stretch as far as Ibiza.
Destination
Cala de Finestrat
Cala de Finestrat is a relaxed, sandy cove beach just south of Benidorm, known for its beautiful sunsets.
Font Roja Natural Park (Alcoy)
Font Roja Natural Park offers diverse trails and one of the best-preserved holm-oak forests in Costa Blanca.
Polop de la Marina
A pretty hillside village inland from Benidorm, known for its fountain of many spouts and a hilltop viewpoint with wide views to the sea.
Torre de la Illeta (El Campello)
A tall 16th-century watchtower on the seafront at El Campello, beside the Illeta dels Banyets archaeological site, with sweeping coastal views.
Benidorm Island (Isla de Benidorm)
A 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.
Atalaya Castle (Villena)
A dramatic medieval fortress crowning a hill above the inland town of Villena, with a great double-walled keep and sweeping views across the countryside.
Salinas de Santa Pola
A natural park of working salt pans near Santa Pola where pink lagoons and shallow water draw flamingos and many other birds, with easy walking trails.
Guardamar Dunes (Guardamar del Segura)
A vast belt of pine-forested sand dunes backing the long beaches of Guardamar del Segura — a century-old reforestation project turned coastal nature walk.
Faro del Albir (l’Albir Lighthouse)
An easy, scenic coastal walk through the Serra Gelada park to a clifftop lighthouse, with sweeping views over the bay between Albir and Altea.