Santa Bárbara Castle (Alicante)
Standing on Mount Benacantil, this castle offers a stunning panoramic view of the city and the sea.
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Standing on Mount Benacantil, this castle offers a stunning panoramic view of the city and the sea.
One of the most famous and longest beaches on the Costa Blanca, with fine sand, good services and lively nightlife.
An Alicante village perched on a rock, with a castle, a turquoise reservoir and views over the whole mountain range.
The largest palm grove in Europe, with over 200,000 palm trees, a World Heritage Site, and the Huerto del Cura garden.
A 332-metre limestone rock rising out of the sea at Calpe, a nature park with a trail to the top.
The only inhabited island in the Valencian Community, walled in the 18th century and surrounded by Spain's first marine reserve.
Whitewashed old town on a hill above the sea, topped by the church of the Virgen del Consuelo and its blue-tiled dome.
Alicante is the Costa Blanca: San Juan Beach, the Peñón de Ifach in Calpe and clear-water coves. Santa Bárbara Castle overlooks the city, the Palm Grove of Elche is a World Heritage Site and Guadalest is one of the most visited villages in the Valencian Community.
Climb up to Santa Bárbara Castle, walk down through the Santa Cruz quarter, stroll along the Explanada de España and end at Postiguet beach.
Almost all year, as winters are mild. For the beach, June to September; in June Alicante celebrates the Hogueras de San Juan bonfires.
Elche and its Palm Grove, Guadalest, Altea, Calpe and the Peñón de Ifach, Villajoyosa and Tabarca Island.