Ambolo Cove in Jávea
A truly unspoiled paradise of crystal-clear water in the town of Jávea. A place to relax in the bosom of nature on the shores of the Mediterranean Sea.
Cove of Baladrar: The hidden cove of Benissa.
A gateway to the Mediterranean. Cala del Baladrar is an increasingly popular cove in Benissa thanks to the views, the quality of the water and the lively beach bar set up there in summer, offering live music while you enjoy a bar snack
Cove of Calalga
A small, semi-urban cove in Calpe, of fine sand and gravel, offering not only a day at the beach but also the opportunity to engage in a range of watersports.
Cove of Cap Blanc
A calm and beautiful spot in the municipality of Moraira, accessible via a delightful track which drops down to the sea amid bougainvilleas.
Granadella Cove in Jávea
Probably one of the most beautiful corners of the province of Alicante, and one of the finest coves in the whole Valencia region.
Cove of L'Advocat
A delightful spot on the coastline of Benissa in which to enjoy a relaxing swim, watersports and hiking, almost any day of the year
Cove of Mal Pas
Between Poniente beach and the Old Town of Benidorm is this tiny little cove known as Cove of Mal Pas, a delightful spot protected by the Mediterranean Lookout and watched over by the Church of San Jaime.
Cove El Collao
Also known as “Racó de Corb”, this is an unquestionably idyllic cove for lovers of diving and fishing, with an interesting seabed teeming with marine fauna.
Cove El Mallorqui
A little corner of Calpe surrounded by the Mediterranean countryside, offering bathers the chance to feel they are in splendid isolation thanks to the few visitors, while also being the perfect spot for a dip in the wonderfully clear water.
Cove El Morelló
A small, fine sand and rocky cove offering fantastic views and a wonderful atmosphere, given the vicinity of the Paseo Infanta Elena promenade and the Baños de la Reina, making it a very popular spot with tourists.
Beaches and bays
La Grava beach in Jávea
A lively urban beach in the town of Jávea, very close by the port, with a delightful promenade running alongside, complete with the full range of amenities for those wishing to do some shopping or enjoy a drink in the sunshine.
Ambolo Cove in Jávea
A truly unspoiled paradise of crystal-clear water in the town of Jávea. A place to relax in the bosom of nature on the shores of the Mediterranean Sea.
Sardinera Cove in Jávea
A small, unspoiled treasure in the borough of Jávea for a relaxing dip in clear, turquoise waters, feeling fully at one with the Mediterranean landscape.
Granadella Cove in Jávea
Probably one of the most beautiful corners of the province of Alicante, and one of the finest coves in the whole Valencia region.
Arenal beach in Jávea
This is the quintessential beach of the beautiful town of Jávea on the Costa Blanca. With fine, golden sand and waters which invite visitors to take a relaxing dip courtesy of the pleasant Mediterranean climate.
Cove of Portixol in Javea
White sand, gravel and water of an intense blue which, together with the wonderful setting and the typical vegetation of the Costa Blanca, results in a place of huge natural beauty, with all the charms required for a perfect family day at the beach.
Cove of Mal Pas
Between Poniente beach and the Old Town of Benidorm is this tiny little cove known as Cove of Mal Pas, a delightful spot protected by the Mediterranean Lookout and watched over by the Church of San Jaime.
Poniente beach of Benidorm: The most extensive and with a special light.
Benidorm, located beyond the Old Town of Benidorm, has a more laid back atmosphere than Levante, and is more popular with Spanish tourists.This is the longest beach in the town of Benidorm.
Levante beach
The city's most famous beach and the focal point for tourism, one of its key attractions being the promenade which runs alongside, making it the ideal place to visit.
La Olla beach
One of the favourite beaches with visitors and locals alike, offering a view of the small island which shares its name with the beach: Isla de Olla with the imposing Peñón de Ifach in Calpe as its backdrop.
La Roda beach
A beach right by the town, with a stunning promenade running alongside, teeming with fine restaurants and ice cream parlours. La Roda beach has the reputation as one of the liveliest in Altea: find out for yourself.
Cap Blanc beach
This delightful beach is the largest in the charming town of Altea, on the Costa Blanca. A real favourite with windsurfers because of the wind conditions, and the perfect beach for expert sailors.
La Solsida beach
Located in the beautiful town of Altea, close to the Mar y Montaña harbour in the Galera del Mar is this incredible and unspoiled clove where you can enjoy splendid isolation and revel in the peace and quiet of the sea.
Beach of La Barreta
Located on the outskirts of the town of Altea, and forming a kind of small bay alongside Marina Greenwich is Playa de La Barreta. A beautiful beach of pristine water which is the perfect place for a peaceful dip in the sea
Beach of Cap Negret
One of the longest beaches of the coastal section of Altea. Crystal-clear and unpolluted water making for a pleasant day at the beach and a refreshing dip in the sea, with views of the ever-present Peñón de Ifach in Calpe.
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