Explore Costa Blanca

About Costa Blanca

Costa Blanca, one of Spain’s most captivating coastal regions, stretches for more than 200 kilometers along the Mediterranean Sea, between the provinces of Alicante and Valencia. Its name — “White Coast” — comes from the bright sandy beaches and white limestone cliffs that shimmer in the sunlight. This region is the perfect combination of tranquility, nature, gastronomy, and Mediterranean lifestyle.

The cities of Costa Blanca — such as Altea, Calpe, Benidorm, Villajoyosa, Jávea, and Alicante — each have their own unique charm. Wander through cobblestone old towns to discover local culture, markets, picturesque harbors, and the authentic Spanish atmosphere. The region is also rich in cultural sights: churches, castles, museums, and historic quarters connect the past and present.

The variety of beaches is equally impressive. From lively urban beaches to hidden coves tucked between cliffs, everyone can find their favorite spot. Along the coast, Blue Flag beaches are known for their crystal-clear waters and excellent facilities. For those seeking active leisure, there are options like diving, kayaking, or hiking in nearby mountains such as Sierra Bernia or Puig Campana.

Among Costa Blanca’s highlights is the village of Guadalest, perched dramatically on a rock with panoramic views over the mountains and reservoir. Nature lovers shouldn’t miss the Fonts de l’Algar waterfalls, while city enthusiasts can enjoy breathtaking views from the top of Alicante’s castle.

With its Mediterranean climate, more than 300 days of sunshine a year, and outstanding cuisine, Costa Blanca is an ideal destination all year round. Whether you’re looking for relaxation or exploration, here you’ll find the perfect balance between nature, the sea, culture, and modern life. Costa Blanca is more than a destination — it’s a lifestyle that captivates every visitor and keeps calling you back.