Four places in Costa Blanca to get lost for a few days

Thanks to its pleasant climate and its proximity to the rest of Europe, few places on the continent can boast the same number of visitors as the “Costa Blanca”. With more than 120 miles of beautiful promenade, this part of the southeast of Spain is especially designed for tourists.

From the historic centers of places like Javea and Altea to traditional fishing villages such as Denia, the Costa Blanca offers a great adventure to those who visit it.

 

Benidorm

Few cities in Spain are as adapted to tourists as Benidorm. It offers a vibrant atmosphere, beautiful sunsets and all the amenities that any tourist needs, you will never lack things to do.

Of course, sand and sea abound as well. Both Poniente Beach and Levante Beach provide a fantastic space to enjoy the sun, relaxation and tranquility.

If you are traveling with children, take the opportunity to take a trip to one of the many amusement parks around the city. Few places offer more than Benidorm for those looking to have fun in the sun.

 

Alicante

With an unbeatable mix of beaches, culture, history and food, Alicante is the jewel of the Costa Blanca. Alicante is the proud owner of one of the best beaches, not of the Costa Blanca, but of Spain: Playa de San Juan.

If you want to venture beyond the beach, you can take a walk around the 200,000 palm trees in the Palmeral of Elche, visit the historic city of Alcoy or climb the Benacantil mountain of Alicante and visit the Castle of Santa Bárbara.

 

Torrevieja

Another important touristic center of the Costa Blanca. Several of the beaches of Torrevieja have been awarded the Blue Flag and its restaurants and nightlife, as well as the charming marina make this destination another ideal bet for a vacation.

 

Altea

Altea blends perfectly modern elements of this century with a beautiful old town that always charms its visitors. The buildings at the top of the hill always rewards with a charming view, which makes this part of the area an excellent place to watch the sunset. The local area also has five miles of pristine beaches.

 

These are not the only destinations that offer peace, relaxation and tranquility on the Costa Blanca, but they are some of the most popular, according to the opinion and preferences of the hundreds of thousands of tourists who visit the Costa Blanca every year.