Now that you know a little more about the Costa Blanca, we are sure you will want to discover it for yourself. In this corner of the world we like to live the good life near the sea and under the sun.
There is a place
There is a place where you can get up early, but with the sea breeze. Bills also have to be paid, but the 300 days of sunshine a year are free. Here, business meetings also take longer, as do meetings with friends on the beach promenade. This place has 244 kilometres of coastline, it shines every day in the light of the Mediterranean sun and in winter it invites you to put away your woollen hat and stroll along the beach. Yes, really, this place exists. It's called the Costa Blanca! and we want you to get to know it.
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The Costa Blanca is home to a population of more than 70 different nationalities. There is a reason why they chose this place, don't you think?
Out in the fresh air
A cocktail on the terrace, a round of golf, a jog with the dogs... We agree. Life is better out in the fresh air.
Out in the sun
Sunglasses are not just for summer. The light on the Costa Blanca is intense and reaches everywhere, so even Mondays feel good.
Location of the Costa Blanca
There is a place
There is a place where you can get up early, but with the sea breeze. Bills also have to be paid, but the 300 days of sunshine a year are free. Here, business meetings also take longer, as do meetings with friends on the beach promenade. This place has 244 kilometres of coastline, it shines every day in the light of the Mediterranean sun and in winter it invites you to put away your woollen hat and stroll along the beach. Yes, really, this place exists. It's called the Costa Blanca! and we want you to get to know it.
Tags
Beach Cosy Diving Golf Paella Landscapes Sun Sunbathing Quietl Multicultural
#SayHolaTo
The Costa Blanca is home to a population of more than 70 different nationalities. There is a reason why they chose this place, don't you think?
Out in the fresh air
A cocktail on the terrace, a round of golf, a jog with the dogs... We agree. Life is better out in the fresh air.
Out in the sun
Sunglasses are not just for summer. The light on the Costa Blanca is intense and reaches everywhere, so even Mondays feel good.
How to get to the Costa Blanca?
Alicante-Terminal: 2h 10′ to Madrid (AVE), 1h 30′ to Valencia, 4h 45′ to Barcelona. Other: Elche, Villena, Alcoy, Orihuela, Elda, Crevillente renfe.com
Port of Santa Pola: to the island of Tabarca Puerto de Alicante: hasta Orán y Argel Port of Denia: to Ibiza and Palma de Mallorca
Motorway: A-31/ A-7 Highway: AP-7 National Road: CV-80/N-340/N-332 Distance... Murcia – 76km Albacete – 168km Valencia – 161km Madrid – 424km Barcelona – 538km
Connecting flights to 103 countries aena.es From the airport to: Gran Alacant – 9km Alicante – 12km San Juan – 23km El Campello – 28km Villajoyosa – 43km Torrevieja – 43km Orihuela Costa – 51km
Alicante is well connected by TRAM routes from Denia. It has stops in the main coastal cities and towns of the northern Costa Blanca. Along the way, you can enjoy the beautiful seascapes. fgvalicante.com
Here you will get all that
"Land where the radiant and brave light overflows from a sun of subtle gold, and where the flowering of April never ends."
Miguel Hernández
We quote the words of Miguel Hernández. There is a reason why the Costa Blanca is one of the favourite destinations for Spanish nationals and Europeans for buying a second home. Is it because of the good weather, that never stops? Because of the endless beaches? Or is it because of the gastronomy, the inland routes, the culture and the history of its towns and cities?
Here you will get all that
"Land where the radiant and brave light overflows from a sun of subtle gold, and where the flowering of April never ends."
Miguel Hernández
We quote the words of Miguel Hernández. There is a reason why the Costa Blanca is one of the favourite destinations for Spanish nationals and Europeans for buying a second home. Is it because of the good weather, that never stops? Because of the endless beaches? Or is it because of the gastronomy, the inland routes, the culture and the history of its towns and cities?
Keep calm and bring a parasol
Sea water is our weakness. Every beach on the Costa Blanca deserves to be known. To get you started, here are our top picks. If we get lost, look for us sleeping under the umbrella... or soaking in the water.
Granadella Cove, Jávea
A little gem in the Mediterranean Sea. The crystal clear waters of the Granadella Cove are bordered by a unique natural landscape. It is perfect for diving enthusiasts.
Arenetes Beach, Dénia
It is the dream of those who avoid the sand. The clear water is guaranteed, because its seabed is part of the Cape Sant Antoni Marine Reserve.
San Juan Beach, Alicante
A Mediterranean beach in all its glory. Fine white sand and 80 metres of shore. You can practise sports such as windsurfing, beach volleyball, paddle-surfing, kayaking... and enjoy the tastiest specialities of the Mediterranean cuisine at the beach bar.
Barranco Rubio Beach, Orihuela Costa
This beach in the urbanisation of Dehesa de Campoamor is all about comfort, is well kept and is the longest beach on the coast of Orihuela, so walks can be long, and many people use it for their morning running sessions!
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This is what it's like to live in Alicante
It's not just about strolling along the seashore. The Costa Blanca has many cities and towns that are well worth a visit. A good pair of shoes, a guide and a camera. You are now ready to get to know the province of Alicante as the local people experience it.
Elche
Did you know that Elche has three cultural assets listed as World Heritage Sites? The first is its exceptional Palmeral or Palm Grove, an example of sustainability and an Andalusian legacy. The second is the Misteri de Elche, which we will tell you about in the section 'Long life to tradition'. And the third is the Pusol School Museum, a museum dating back to the sixties. And all three are waiting for you.
Orihuela
We cannot forget Orihuela, the capital of the Vega Baja region and home to beautiful buildings and palaces that tell us about its history. Like the Palacio del Conde de la Granja, and La Senda del Poeta, a journey through the life and work of Miguel Hernández.
White Villages
In this area you will find the typical white villages such as Altea, Jávea, Polop de la Marina, the modernist architecture of Alcoy and Novelda, the colour of Villajoyosa, the Iberian and Roman history of Denia... and one of the most beautiful old quarters of the Alicante coast in the Santa Cruz district, in Alicante.
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