A venue housing an element of the very essence of Spain: bullfighting. This grand, circular structure in the heart of Benidorm is little by little re-gaining its level of activity with such leading figures from the bullfighting world as "El Cordobés" and "El Fandi".
Altea, with the Mediterranean Sea alongside, boasts a delightful new promenade running the length of the coastline as far as the fishing port.
A location embellished by the sculpted outline of the "Parish Church of Nuestra Señora de Loreto", the marina is to be found in the north of Jávea, at the heart of a distinctly seafaring district.
Thursday afternoons plus Saturday and Sunday mornings provide an interesting alternative for enjoying a weekend in the town of Benidorm.
Enjoying a privileged setting in the Port of Calpe, with views of the Peñón de Ifach, this recently founded but accomplished restaurant serves up delicious dishes including in particular Iberian pork top loin and casseroled pork cheeks, as well as such rice dishes as "arròs del senyoret" (fish paella with shelled seafood), rice with lobster... delicious whichever way it is presented. “El Cantal” offers mouthwatering cuisine at affordable prices in an unrivalled setting.
One of the most elegant and sophisticated restaurants on the Costa Blanca. Set in a building more than 200 years old, it has an intoxicatingly Mediterranean atmosphere full of colour, aromas and luminosity which, combined with its outstanding professional staff, will make a soirée here the very best way to round off a visit to the old part of the beautiful town of Altea.
A restaurant which never disappoints, located in the delightful town of Jávea, "Bon Amb" offers an extensive culinary repertoire with a creative touch, dishes which will leave you speechless.
The restaurant that has it all. The uniquely welcoming ambience, the perfect setting for a pleasant soirée on the terrace on any summer's night, or a wonderful lunch on a winter's day. Ca la Iaia is always the right choice.
Incredible restaurant with a standout offering on the culinary scene of Altea. The star attraction are the char-grilled meats of all kinds, with pride of place taken by beef from different designations of origin. At Ca Joan you feel privileged to be able to savour true pleasure in a setting where sensations are intensified through unique dishes embellished by an exceptional venue and setting
True to the traditional cuisine of Benissa, this wonderful restaurant is one of the very best places to sample the famous dishes of this delightful town.
Dishes of creativity and exquisite taste. At La Casa del Maco in Benissa diners can enjoy the peace and quiet of a natural setting while enjoying magnificent and lovingly prepared dishes.
La Mancha and Don Quijote are the first images that spring to mind when setting foot inside this distinctive restaurant. The impression is confirmed by the decor of white walls with rustic rendering, delightful hams hanging from the ceiling all around, and wine casks.
A peaceful spot in Benissa to enjoy a fine paella along with unrivalled views of the valley and the Peñón de Ifach in Calpe from its lively terrace. It is located on a square in the Benimarco
"El Mesón Restaurant" is a byword for quality and good taste in Benidorm. Open since 1980, the restaurant maintains an intimate and traditional atmosphere, along with a long-standing reputation for quality and professionalism.
A table overlooking the sea at Les Bassetes in Benissa with privileged views of the Peñon de Ifach, and the chance to sample the delicious rice dishes served up at this charming restaurant.
A restaurant in Benidorm serving signature cuisine featuring a delightful range of aromas and flavours, using the finest ingredients to achieve the ultimate taste in every mouthful, along with painstaking presentation. Find out for yourself.
An establishment famed in Benidorm for its Yescas, Catalan-style toasted bread with virgin olive oil and tomato, served in more than 100 varieties with cured meats, cheeses, salted fish, smoked produce. A place which is simply not to be missed in this outstanding town.
This gem of French Mediterranean cuisine enjoys an incomparable setting. A luxury restaurant where diners can treat themselves to an exquisite meal with outstanding views: that is Le Dauphin.
Founded in 1976, this wonderful restaurant located within the "MaryVilla Tennis Club" itself, perfectly combines the most traditional cuisine with new and creative Mediterranean cooking.
Puerto Blanco, located in a charming corner alongside the marina of the same name, serves up highly original cuisine while tastefully respecting traditions and using first-rate produce.
Calpe
One of Calpe most emblematic and entertaining festivities takes place over eleven days in October: the Oktoberfest. In actual fact, the Calpe Oktoberfest holds the distinction of being the largest and also the first such event ever to be held in our country. Back in 1988, a group of German residents in Calpe got together.
Benidorm
The invasion of the Levante beach by the army of the Crescent Moon begins a battle that is only the start of four days of fighting between Moors and Christians.
Calpe
Fair enough, this is not Andalusia, but it's close enough.
Benissa
If you believe in a better life through being in contact with nature and in developing your mind, then Benissa's Alternative Fair is for you. It is expected to take place around the end of September.
Valencia
You've probably been in dozens of parties all over the world, but believe me, you've never seen anything like this!
Altea
The old town centre of Altea is the setting for the Handicrafts Fair that is held every year in the square in front of the Church in this little Alicante town.
Benissa
Benissa welcomes the autumn in a very special way, when multiculturalism and new arrivals join together to celebrate the Benissa Cultural Festival. 12 countries are represented in this festival that takes place every two years on the first weekend in October. The objective is to show off the different cultures that live in harmony in Benissa. A trip around the world without leaving home.
Jávea
Seven young couples, the so-called "Mayorales" and "Mayoralesas", are the protagonists of the "Mare de Déu de Loreto" festivities in Jávea. Bedecked in lavish attire, the girls in bridal white, the boys in elegant suits and ties, for a few days they are genuine kings and queens.
Dénia
Of all the festive displays of Moors and Christians in the Community of Valencia, it may well be that the one that takes place in Dénia every year between the 13th and 16th of August is the most ancient, as it is referred to in documents that date as far back as the 16th century, to 1599 to be exact.
Moraira
Those who visit the peaceful town of Moraira in the month of August can enjoy live Jazz music while they follow a route that the local Department of Tourism has set up through the town's streets and its nooks and crannies, with the intention of livening up the warm summer evenings.
Moraira
Dolia, the Wine and Gastronomy Fair that is held in the Teulada-Moraira auditorium, opens its doors in September to present in the Ruzafa market, a new edition of an event that is committed to quality and the importance of preserving the value of the region's cultural and natural heritage, through its wine and its gastronomy.
Calpe
Are you visiting Calpe at the end of July or the beginning of August? Well, you're in luck! Why not join in the town's festivities in honour of its patron saint, it will make your stay an unforgettable one.
Elche
In mid-August, Elche celebrates its well-known patron saint festival and, at the same time a mystery that has reached the four corners of the world: the Misteri d’Elx.
Moraira
In mid-August, the town of Teulada-Moraira holds a medieval market, which is very popular and well attended.
Altea
Altea's Castell de la l´Olla has been a tradition for over twenty years; a festival of light and gunpowder, which is unique in being the only festival in the world with a firework display at sea, with the pyrotechnics launched from 8 platforms each weighing 15 tonnes.
