Discreetly located in the marina, Puerto Blanco Restaurant is not just a place to eat, but a hidden gem that invites you to discover its Mediterranean soul and unique character. With more than 40 years of history, Puerto Blanco has evolved to offer a gastronomic experience that mixes tradition and avant-garde, reflected in every corner, every detail and every dish that comes out of its kitchen.
The Costa Blanca, known for its dream beaches, is also a paradise for golf lovers. With a privileged climate all year round and impressive landscapes that combine mountains, sea and nature, playing golf here becomes a unique experience.
They say there are places you never forget, places that remain untouched in your memory no matter how many summers go by. El Portet is one of those corners. A small bay in Moraira where time seems to stand still, where the sea continues to embrace the shore with the same tenderness as always, and the Peñón, unyielding, keeps greeting those who arrive barefoot.
Located in a privileged corner of Benissa, Casa Bernardi stands as a gastronomic temple where Italian tradition merges with the essence of the Mediterranean. Under the direction of renowned chef Ferdinando Bernardi, this restaurant not only offers an exquisite culinary experience, but also connects diners with local, zero-kilometre products, guaranteeing freshness and sustainability in each dish.
Just a few steps from La Fustera beach in Benissa, you will find El Rall, a restaurant that celebrates the essence of Mediterranean cuisine. This culinary corner is a tribute to the flavours of the sea and the land, a place where each dish is prepared with the respect and authenticity that local ingredients deserve.
Three must-see castles on the Costa Blanca: The Costa Blanca is not only synonymous with idyllic beaches and coves; it also holds a fascinating history among its hills and cities. Three castles stand out as architectural and cultural gems: the Santa Bárbara Castle in Alicante, the Atalaya de Villena and the Dénia Castle. Each one belongs to a different route and tells a unique chapter of the region's past.
In Jávea, where the Mediterranean writes its own poetry, La Masena emerges as a refuge that combines gastronomy, design and an unmistakable welcoming spirit. From the first step on its cobbled terrace, the place invites you to calm, delight and to be enveloped by a unique sensory experience.
Each museum is a door to an unexpected corner of the region's history and culture. Alicante, known for its sea and landscapes, also holds hidden treasures in its museums, inviting you to discover the past and immerse yourself in local art and tradition. From the innovative MARQ to the tempting Museo del Chocolate Valor, this museum route takes us on a journey that mixes archaeology, contemporary art and unforgettable experiences for all the senses.
A restaurant in the town of Jávea full of romance and charm, with spectacular views, catering to the most demanding taste buds, and more than delightful service... What more could one ask?
A different way to enjoy Saturday morning. A visit to Benissa market, full of all manner of fruit and vegetable, along with a host of traditional food produce from the Marin Alta district, is a wonderful way to discover at first hand the outstanding ambience of this friendly town.
If you are looking for a distinctive, fun and characterful style, this is the store for you. In this eclectic corner of Moraira shoppers will find casual garments made from natural fibres, European collections to suit all pockets and exclusive designs lovingly created in India for the most alternative and daring tastes.
Every Friday the beautiful fishing village of Moraira stages its street market, the place to find fashion, footwear and jewellery bargains, along with the finest culinary produce from the local market gardens, and other traditional regional delicacies.
The perfect place to pick up a fine wine or traditional local liqueur, along with a range of delicatessen produce. Step inside and plunge into the amazing world of wine.
If you are on vacation in the Costa Blanca and decide to visit the municipality of Jávea, one of the obligatory stops is the Municipal Market, also called "Mercado de Abastos".
"Boutique Tanit" in Altea will surprise you. Clothing, fashion jewellery, souvenirs and a host of craft objects, creating an enchanting world and atmosphere, where you will find there are highly original items to be discovered.
Un municipio bohemio, lleno de encanto y luz a la que se suma el color de los cientos de puestos de fruta y verdura que se alzan cada martes en el mercado semanal.
A fashion boutique, a cafe… it would be difficult to define what "Planet Vintage" is, since it has it all. This is a new establishment in Altea featuring furniture, decor, clothing, shoes, accessories, books, crockery and all manner of kitchen utensils, all while you enjoy a relaxed cup of coffee. The way to make shopping a pleasure
Summer is here and, after a long time of pandemic, music festivals return to the Costa Blanca. Who doesn't end the summer with an arm full of festival bracelets? These festivals attract artists and fans not only from Spain, but from all over the world. Are you coming to the festival with us?
For locals, it is a tribute to spring and art; the flowering of almond and cherry trees on the Costa Blanca is much more than a visual spectacle: it is a testament to tradition, nature and art. Inspired by Sorolla and the Mediterranean light he captured in his paintings, these routes become a unique experience for all the senses.
Valencia is light that caresses, flowers that intoxicate and love that is lived in every corner. It is a land that has known how to preserve its soul while advancing with a firm step towards the future. Visiting Valencia is much more than a trip; it is an experience that touches the heart, that makes you feel part of something bigger. Because here, in the land of flowers, light and love, every moment becomes an indelible memory.
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.
Jávea
There are not many festivals in Spain which are organised by the townspeople themselves, without big money sponsors, and fewer still as colourful and spectacular as this one.
Benissa
Around 25 July Benimarco ( a rural area encompassing the towns of Benissa and Teulada-Moraira) holds a week of festivals in honour of its patron saint, Sant Jaume (St James).
