Explore the Costa Blanca: beaches, ports, nature, viewpoints and cultural heritage.
Cala de la Mina, below the Albir lighthouse in the Serra Gelada Natural Park, is reached only on foot via the Lighthouse Route and a steep path (2.4 km). Rocks and boulders, no facilities, no motor boats: practical guide with access, parking and park rules.
Cala de la Zorra in Torrevieja is a rock platform with a sheltered natural pool, stone steps down from Avenida Alfredo Nobel and free parking. No fixed lifeguard: practical guide with access, safety and the neighbouring coves.
Cala de les Palmeretes, at the northern tip of El Campello next to Venta Lanuza, is a fine-sand-and-gravel cove with an official snorkelling trail, free parking and a TRAM stop a short walk away. No lifeguard or showers: practical guide with access and neighbouring coves.
Cala Sardinera, on the north face of Cap Prim in Jávea, is an unspoilt pebble-and-boulder cove reached on foot along the SL-CV 98 trail from the Creu del Portitxol viewpoint (1 km). No facilities, tiny car park: practical guide with access and alternatives.
Punta del Cavall, at the southern tip of Serra Gelada, holds the 16th-century Torre de les Caletes (listed monument) and overlooks Benidorm's Tio Ximo and Almadrava coves. Easy 2 km walk on a paved, wheelchair-friendly track: guide with access, parking and snorkelling.
Experience breathtaking panoramic vistas from the Mirador de Cumbre del Sol, perched atop dramatic cliffs in Benitachell, offering unparalleled photography opportunities and unforgettable sunset views.
Discover the sweet secrets of chocolate at the Museu Valencià de la Xocolata in La Vila Joiosa, a delightful journey through history and flavour perfect for families and culture lovers.
Barranc d'Aigues is a secluded rocky cove in El Campello (Alicante) where a freshwater gorge meets the Mediterranean. Accessible by a 20-minute trail, with crystal-clear water ideal for snorkeling.
Discover Barranc d'Aigues, a virgin cove in Xàbia where a natural gorge flows into the sea with crystal clear waters, forming a unique space of wild nature where fresh water mixes with the Mediterranean.
Discover Platja de l'Olla, a charming pebble beach in Altea, where the gentle lapping of waves meets a delightful promenade, offering a perfect blend of gastronomy, history, and breathtaking views.
Experience the vast, golden sands and vibrant atmosphere of Playa de Poniente, Benidorm's longest and most family-friendly beach, perfect for soaking up the Mediterranean sun.
Benidorm's Playa de Levante: Sun-drenched sands, thrilling water sports, and a vibrant atmosphere against a stunning skyline.
Escape the bustle of Benidorm to discover the dramatic cliffs and abundant wildlife of Serra Gelada Natural Park, a haven for hikers and nature lovers.
Step back in time at Guadalest's historic heart, a medieval gem crowned by a castle offering breathtaking panoramic views of the turquoise reservoir and surrounding mountains.
Conquista la cima del Puig Campana, la segunda montaña más alta de Alicante, y déjate cautivar por sus espectaculares vistas panorámicas de la Costa Blanca.
Discover the breathtaking Fonts de l'Algar, a natural paradise where crystal-clear waters cascade down rocky cliffs into refreshing emerald pools, perfect for a revitalizing dip and an invigorating hike.
Discover Les Rotes, Dénia's pristine natural reserve, where dramatic cliffs meet the turquoise Mediterranean, offering unparalleled opportunities for snorkeling, diving, and coastal hiking.
Discover Cala de Finestrat, a serene sandy cove embraced by the majestic Puig Campana, offering tranquil waters perfect for swimming and snorkeling.
Nestled in the mountains of Alicante, the Guadalest Reservoir offers breathtaking turquoise waters framed by rugged peaks, a paradise for photographers and nature lovers.
Un rincón salvaje y secreto en Moraira, la Cova de la Cendra te invita a explorar la belleza natural y la historia oculta de la Costa Blanca.
Altea's old town is a fortified Renaissance enclosure above the bay, crowned by the church with the blue domes. Practical guide: where you can actually park, how long the climb is, the viewpoints and what to avoid on Tuesdays.
Dénia castle: up-to-date opening hours and prices by season, midnight opening in summer, free guided tours, and the fact almost no guide has caught up with — the Archaeological Museum is no longer inside.
Guadalest Castle: the tunnel cut through the rock, the belfry with no church, the village's eight museums, parking (the old town is pedestrian) and why it is worth phoning ahead to confirm opening hours.
Les Salines de Calp: a 41-hectare wetland in the middle of town where you can watch flamingos with the Penyal d'Ifac behind them. Free, accessible perimeter path, bird hides, Roman history and when the flamingos actually arrive.
Discover Les Deveses, a vast, sandy expanse in Dénia's northern reaches, offering unspoiled natural beauty and a refreshing escape from the crowds.
Dénia's municipal market, open since 1955: opening hours, the 50 stalls, the bars inside, refrigerated lockers, and why the red prawn is auctioned at the fish market rather than here. Plus the Monday street market and where to park.
Practical guide to the Montgó Natural Park: the official trails with distances and difficulty, the compulsory free booking for the Cova Tallada, the interpretation centre and the summer access ban on high fire-risk days.
Xàbia harbour and the Duanes de la Mar quarter: when the boats come in and when you can buy fish at the lonja, the Loreto church with its upturned-keel roof, la Grava beach and where to park.
Discover the tranquil Marjal del Senillar, a vibrant wetland haven in Moraira, perfect for birdwatching and serene nature walks.
Standing guard over the rugged coastline of Les Rotes, the Torre del Gerro in Dénia is a historic watchtower offering breathtaking panoramic views and a tangible link to the past.
Discover Les Bovetes, a family-friendly beach in Dénia renowned for its fine golden sand and calm, shallow waters, perfect for carefree days by the Mediterranean.
Discover the enchanting Jardín de l'Albarda in Pedreguer, a breathtaking botanical haven bursting with Mediterranean flora and tranquil beauty.
Nestled in Dénia, Platja Punta del Raset offers a vibrant urban beach experience with golden sands and clear waters, perfect for both relaxation and lively seaside fun.
Standing sentinel over the coastline, the Torre de l'Almadrava in Dénia whispers tales of ancient watchfulness and breathtaking Mediterranean vistas.
Descubre la Cova del Rull, una joya subterránea en la Vall d'Ebo, la Marina Alta, que te transportará a un mundo de formaciones rocosas milenarias y misterio geológico.
Discover Platja del Portet, a picturesque horseshoe bay in Moraira, offering crystal-clear waters and a charming waterfront promenade ideal for relaxed Mediterranean enjoyment.
Discover Platja de la Marineta Cassiana, Denia's beloved urban beach, nestled in a picturesque bay perfect for sun-seekers and families.
Discover the Castell de Moraira, a historic fortress guarding the picturesque bay of Moraira, offering breathtaking sea views and a glimpse into the region's past.
Discover Playa de L'Ampolla, Moraira's family-friendly urban beach, where gentle waves meet golden sands for unforgettable coastal moments.
Discover Cala de l'Andragó, a hidden gem in Moraira offering crystal-clear waters perfect for snorkeling amidst rocky coves.
Discover Cala Tango, a secluded rocky cove in Jávea, perfect for snorkelers and nature lovers seeking an authentic Costa Blanca escape.
Discover Platja de les Platgetes, a charming cluster of secluded coves in Moraira, offering crystal-clear waters and a tranquil escape on the Costa Blanca.
Un viaje al pasado geológico y evolutivo de la Marina Alta, la Cova de les Calaveres en Benidoleig te invita a descubrir un fascinante mundo subterráneo de estalactitas, estalagmitas y vestigios prehistóricos.
Discover the stunning Benissa Ecological Promenade, a coastal path winding through hidden coves and offering breathtaking Mediterranean views.
Step back in time at Jávea's imposing Church-Fortress of San Bartolomé, a magnificent Gothic masterpiece that whispers tales of history and resilience.
Escape to Cala Pinets, a pristine, tranquil cove in Benissa, perfect for snorkelers and nature lovers seeking an unspoiled slice of the Costa Blanca.
Discover Cala dels Tiestos, a pristine, secluded cove in Jávea, perfect for tranquil escapes and underwater exploration.
Discover Playa de L'Albir, a stunning Blue Flag beach in Alfaz del Pi, renowned for its vibrant promenade, excellent services, and proximity to breathtaking hiking trails.
Discover Cala Blanca (La Caleta) in Jávea: a rocky gem with crystal-clear waters perfect for families and unforgettable snorkeling adventures.
Discover Cala del Francés, a pristine cove in Jávea, perfect for snorkeling and diving amidst stunning natural beauty.
Playa de La Fustera, Benissa: the municipality's main sandy beach, with lifeguard, beach bar, restaurant, toilets, foot showers, parking and the Tourist Info on site. Ecoplayas award; it does not hold a Blue Flag.
Perched atop Benitachell's dramatic cliffs, Mirador del Moraig offers breathtaking panoramic vistas of the turquoise Mediterranean Sea and the rugged coastline, an unforgettable spot for photography enthusiasts and nature lovers.
Discover Cala Baladrar, a hidden gem in Benissa offering a serene escape where the golden sand meets rugged rocks, perfect for nature lovers and snorkelers seeking tranquility.
Un vestigio del pasado que te transporta a través de los siglos, el Castell d'Aixa en Xaló es una joya arqueológica que susurra historias de íberos y romanos.
Discover the dramatic beauty of Benitatxell's Cliffs, a breathtaking natural wonder offering unparalleled coastal vistas and exhilarating hiking trails on the Costa Blanca.
Discover Cala Llobella, a hidden rocky gem in Benissa offering crystal-clear waters perfect for snorkeling and a haven of tranquility amidst unspoiled nature.
Perched high above Jávea, the Mirador Castell de la Granadella offers breathtaking panoramic views of the iconic Cala Granadella and the sparkling Mediterranean Sea.
Step back in time at Castell d'Ambra, a medieval fortress in Pego, offering breathtaking views and a tangible connection to the region's rich history.
Discover Cova Tallada, a breathtaking sea cave on the Costa Blanca, perfect for adventure seekers and history buffs alike, accessible by hiking or kayaking.
Nestled beside the charming port of Jávea, Playa de La Grava offers a vibrant urban beach experience with its distinctive pebble shores, crystal-clear waters, and a lively promenade perfect for soaking up the Mediterranean sun and ambiance.
Step back in time at the Baños de la Reina, Calpe's Roman marvels where ancient history meets the refreshing embrace of natural pools.
Discover Playa de la Almadraba in Benissa, a charming cove where traditional fishing traditions meet pristine natural beauty and excellent snorkeling opportunities.
Embark on an unforgettable adventure through the Serra de Bernia and the legendary Forat, a natural wonder offering breathtaking panoramic views and a unique hiking experience through a rock tunnel.
Embark on the scenic Ruta del Faro de L'Albir for breathtaking coastal panoramas and a refreshing walk to a historic lighthouse.
Dive into the vibrant underwater world and breathtaking coastal panoramas of the Cap de Sant Antoni Marine Reserve, a protected paradise in Xàbia.
Embark on an unforgettable adventure through the dramatic 'Hell's Ravine' of Barranc de l'Infern, a breathtaking natural wonder in Vall de Laguar, perfect for hikers and nature lovers.
Perched in Pedreguer, the Mirador de Mirabarques offers breathtaking panoramic vistas of the Costa Blanca, a testament to local ingenuity and natural beauty, perfect for photographers and dreamers.
Step back in time and soak in breathtaking panoramas at Mirador Els Molins, a historic viewpoint in Jávea offering stunning vistas and a glimpse into the region's past.
Discover Racó del Conill, Jávea's charming urban beach, perfect for families seeking fine sand and excellent amenities.
Discover Cala Advocat, Benissa's hidden gem, a pristine cove framed by dramatic cliffs, perfect for snorkelers and nature lovers seeking unspoiled beauty.
Discover the tranquil beauty of the Marjal de Pego-Oliva Natural Park, a vibrant wetland paradise perfect for birdwatching, hiking, and capturing stunning nature photography.
La Fossa Beach in Calpe: A Blue Flag paradise with fine sand, breathtaking views of the Peñón de Ifach, and excellent amenities for an unforgettable coastal escape.
Jávea's vibrant Playa del Arenal, a bustling urban beach, offers golden sands, family fun, and lively nightlife, making it the perfect Costa Blanca escape.
Step back in time at the historic Windmills of Xàbia, where ancient gears whisper tales of the past against the stunning backdrop of the Mediterranean. A must-visit for history buffs and photographers alike.
Discover Moraira's charming harbour and beautiful beaches, a quintessential Costa Blanca fishing village brimming with traditional flavour and culinary delights.
Playa de Les Marines in Dénia: A sun-drenched expanse of fine sand perfect for family fun, with charming dunes and exhilarating windsurfing opportunities.
Modern shopping centre in Dénia combining shops, cinema and leisure spaces for the whole family in a pleasant atmosphere.
Step back in time and embrace breathtaking coastal panoramas at Dénia's historic Watchtowers, a testament to centuries of maritime vigilance.
The Historic Centre of Benissa: the Minor Basilica of the Puríssima Xiqueta i Sant Pere Apòstol, the Sala del Consell, the Casa-museu dels Abargues and the Cases del Batlle, in a town 284 m above sea level and 8 km from its own coast.
Discover Cala del Moraig, a secluded gem in Benitachell, where dramatic cliffs meet crystal-clear waters, perfect for diving, snorkeling, and exploring hidden caves.
Discover the enchanting Ruta del Río Gorgos, a natural gem in Gata de Gorgos, perfect for family hikes amidst stunning river landscapes.
Cala Ambolo in Xàbia is CLOSED because of serious rockfall risk, with access prohibited by land and by sea, surveillance and fines. What you can see from the Torre del Ambolo viewpoint, and which coves to go to instead.
Perched above Jávea, Punta de l'Estrella offers breathtaking panoramic vistas, a photographer's paradise, and the perfect spot to witness spectacular sunsets.
Discover Cala Llebeig, a pristine, untouched cove in Benitatxell, perfect for nature lovers and hikers seeking tranquil escape and breathtaking coastal beauty.
Step back in time at the Iglesia Fortaleza de Benissa, a majestic 16th-century fortified church blending defense and devotion, offering a unique glimpse into the region's rich past.
Step back in time and soak in breathtaking coastal vistas at the Torre del Ambolo, a historic watchtower in Jávea offering a glimpse into the region's past and stunning panoramic views.
Discover Cala Bol Nou, La Vila Joiosa's serene gem, a Blue Flag beach perfect for tranquil escapes and incredible underwater exploration.
Discover Cala Granadella, Jávea's jewel of crystal-clear waters and dramatic cliffs, a paradise for snorkelers, divers, and nature lovers.
Discover the pristine beaches of Pilar de la Horadada featuring golden sand and crystal-clear waters on the southern Costa Blanca.
Discover La Barraca - Portitxol, Jávea's secluded beach paradise, perfect for tranquil snorkeling, kayaking adventures, and experiencing authentic coastal charm.
Dominating the Calpe coastline, the Peñón de Ifach is a majestic natural park offering breathtaking panoramic views and thrilling adventures for hikers and climbers.
Perched dramatically over the Mediterranean, Cap de la Nao in Jávea offers breathtaking panoramic views from its iconic lighthouse and rugged cliffs, a photographer's dream come true.