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Villages

Benissa

Benissa

The town of Benissa itself is characterized by its charming old town, featuring narrow streets, historic buildings, and a medieval church. The municipality encompasses a diverse geography, with a combination of coastal areas, fertile valleys, and rugged mountains, providing visitors and residents with a wide range of outdoor activities and scenic views.

Benissa's coastline stretches for approximately 4 kilometers and includes several stunning beaches and coves, such as Playa la Fustera, Cala Advocat, and Cala Baladrar. These coastal areas are popular for swimming, sunbathing, and water sports.

Moraira

The town of Moraira has managed to retain its traditional fishing village character while also embracing tourism. Its picturesque waterfront is lined with cafes, restaurants, and boutique shops, offering a delightful ambiance for visitors to enjoy. The marina is a hub of activity, with boats and yachts bobbing in the clear blue waters.

One of Moraira's main attractions is its stunning coastline, which features a series of pristine sandy beaches and rocky coves. Playa de l'Ampolla, Playa del Portet, and Playa Platgetes are among the most popular beaches, offering opportunities for swimming, sunbathing, and water sports.

Moraira
Altea

Altea

Altea is also known for its beautiful beaches. The pebble beach of Playa de la Roda and the sandy beach of Playa de Cap Blanch are popular spots for sunbathing and swimming. The crystal-clear waters of the Mediterranean offer opportunities for water sports such as snorkeling, diving, and sailing.

The town hosts various festivals and celebrations, adding to its cultural vibrancy. The Castell de l'Olla, a renowned fireworks festival held in August, attracts thousands of visitors who gather to witness the dazzling pyrotechnic display set against the backdrop of the sea.

Xabia

Xàbia, also known as Jávea, is a coastal town located in the province of Alicante, within the autonomous community of Valencia, Spain. Situated on the Costa Blanca, Xàbia is renowned for its scenic beauty, crystal-clear waters, and a rich blend of history and modern amenities.

The town is divided into three main areas: the historic center, the port area, and the sandy beaches. The historic center, known as "Xàbia Pueblo," features narrow streets, traditional Spanish architecture, and a charming ambiance. Here, visitors can explore historic sites such as the Church of San Bartolomé and the Soler Blasco Archaeological and Ethnographic Museum.

Xabia
Guardalest

Guardalest

Altea is also known for its beautiful beaches. The pebble beach of  Playa de la Roda and the sandy beach of  Playa de Cap Blanch are popular spots for sunbathing and swimming. The crystal-clear waters of the Mediterranean offer opportunities for water sports such as snorkeling, diving, and sailing.

The town hosts various festivals and celebrations, adding to its cultural vibrancy. The Castell de l'Olla, a renowned fireworks festival held in August, attracts thousands of visitors who gather to witness the dazzling pyrotechnic display set against the backdrop of the sea.

Denia

Denia is a vibrant coastal town located in the province of Alicante, within the autonomous community of Valencia, Spain. Situated on the Costa Blanca, Denia is known for its beautiful beaches, rich history, and Mediterranean charm.

The town is blessed with a stunning coastline that stretches for approximately 20 kilometers. Denia's sandy beaches, such as Les Marines, Les Deveses, and Las Marinas, attract sun-seekers and water sports enthusiasts. The crystal-clear waters offer opportunities for swimming, snorkeling, windsurfing, and sailing.

Denia
Jalon Valey

Jalon Valey

The Jalon Valley, also known as the Vall de Pop, is a picturesque region located in the province of Alicante, within the autonomous community of Valencia, Spain. Nestled between the mountains of the Sierra de Bernia and the Sierra de Aitana, the Jalon Valley is renowned for its natural beauty, vineyards, and traditional Spanish villages.

The valley is named after the Jalon River, which flows through its heart. The fertile land and mild climate create ideal conditions for agriculture, particularly vineyards and almond groves. The region is famous for its wines, and visitors can explore local bodegas (wineries) to sample and purchase a variety of wines.

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