Moraira
The elegant former fishing village of Moraira can be reached in about an hour along the A-7 motorway from Alicante airport.
Benidorm Sports
You might be forgiven for not immediately equating Benidorm with sports. It’s well known that the beaches are spectacular. That it has a fantastic micro-climate that bestows an extraordinarily abundant amount of sunshine upon its happy visitors is equally famous. Dazzling array of sporting activities What is less well known are the dazzling array of …
KM Disco Benidorm
KM Playa Benidorm is the place to be! Pass by for a nice meal during the day or for the great music and atmosphere in the evenings you won’t regret!
Morgan Tavern Benidorm
Designed as a pirate ship, Morgans Tavern Benidorm is really big with two bars inside and another on the furnished terrace.
Villajoyosa
Once a fishing village the touristic town of Villajoyosa stretches along a wide sandy beach that ends in a small harbor.
Finestrat
The lovely old village of Finestrat: an inland mountain village and also a small tourist resort by the sea, called Cala Finestrat.
Guadalest
Occupying one of the most stunning positions in Spain, Guadalest is precariously perched on the pinnacle of a granite mountain, with fabulous overviews.
Elche
A 48-minute drive from Benidorm and 23 km inland from Alicante, Elche is the third largest city in the region and one of the most visited.
Javea
About 40km from Benidorm, following signs from the N-332, lies the town of Javea. The seafront consists of small bays, each with a golden sandy beach.
Calpe
The town of Calpe was originally a fishing village. Although it has embraced tourism and a large influx of European residents, it still retains its identity