Discover the Costa Blanca

The capital of the Costa Blanca: Alicante

Alicante is the largest city on the Costa Blanca and also the capital of the province. A visit to bustling Alicante should not be missed during your holiday on the Costa Blanca. Visit the popular El Barrio district, with its narrow streets, colorful houses and typically Spanish atmosphere, and climb the imposing Castillo de Santa Bárbara for stunning views over the city and the sea. Do you have a few days left in Alicante? Then book a trip to the island of Tabarca. From Alicante you can sail from here in less than an hour and imagine yourself in a completely different world on the smallest inhabited island in Spain.

Take a road trip along the beautiful coastline of the Costa Blanca

The coast of the Costa Blanca is impressive and with its coastline of no less than 244 kilometers you can make a pleasant road trip. Don't have your own car? So rent a car with us and always be sure that you do not have to incur any extra costs. A road trip through Spain is without a doubt the best way to discover the country or region.

Visit the Fonts de l'Algar

Make time for the Fonts de l'Algar waterfalls on your day trip to Gaudalest. In other words, the Algar Falls. Tucked into the mountains, these waterfalls have become a popular tourist attraction in recent years. It's a shame about everything that happens in the area, but the falls are still amazing. If you really want to cool off, take a dip in the natural pools (never higher than 17 degrees, so be careful).

• The ticket price for adults is 4 euros. Children between 4 and 10 years pay 2 euros and children up to 3 years are free.

Water fun in a water park

A visit to a water park is a must-do activity when vacationing with family or friends. There are 3 on the Costa Blanca: Aqualandia in Benidorm is the oldest water park in Spain and with 150,000 m2 also almost the largest, Aquàpolis in Torrevieja is somewhat smaller and has 15 attractions and Aquarama in Benicàssim is something special, each introduced this year new attraction. The choice is huge...

Water

Do you want to spend your holiday actively? Then water sports are perfect for you! On the Costa Blanca you can choose between sailing, surfing, paragliding, diving, jet skiing, kayaking and canoeing. So you have to be very selective if none of these options suit you.

Blow off steam at Terra Mítica thema theme park

In addition to water parks, there are also regular amusement parks on the Costa Blanca. By far the largest of these is Terra Mitica. The park is divided into 5 unique worlds, each with its own theme. The attractions of the park are located in the worlds of Greece, Egypt and Rome and are divided into quiet, exciting and kid-friendly categories, so that everyone can have a fun day here.

Golf on the Costa Blanca

Anyone who says golf is boring is wrong. Golf is great fun and anyone can play it. You also have the option to drive a golf cart. And if you ever want to try it, the holidays are the perfect time. There are no fewer than 30 golf courses on the Costa Blanca in cities such as Benidorm and Alicante.

The fauna and the flora
There are 6 natural parks on the Costa Blanca; La Font Roja (Alcoy and Ibi), Peñón de Ifach (Calpe), Montgó (Denia and Javea), Salinas (salt pans) of Santa Pola, Lagunas de la Mata and Torrevieja and El Hondo de Elche (palm) and Los Cabos de La Nao and San Antonio. Lovers of mountain routes can make an excursion to Sierra Helada, Bernia or Aitana.

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