Villas in Alicante

Sun, sea and fun are waiting for you in Alicante. The best area to stay and enjoy the numerous natural parks, a historical and artistic heritage, sports and active holidays will depend on what kind of holiday you are looking for. You can find villas for beach and family holidays in Calpe, Benidorm, Moraira, Denia and Javea. For a cultural break, Alicante city or Elche are the perfect locations. Looking for nature and rural holidays? Find a villa in Alcoy or close to Guadalest. Santa Pola and Moraira, instead are ideal for those who want to practice sports and have an active holiday time.

There are a wide variety of villas in Alicante to choose from to spend a relaxing holiday. Most of these accommodations are located on the outskirts of the city, in residential areas with a family atmosphere. Especially around the Lighthouse of the Huertas, and a few minutes from the Playa de San Juan equipped with the most modern amenities. Most villas have a private pool and a garden, which makes them ideal for a holiday with family or friends. Sunbathe while children play outside or organise fun BBQs or dinings al fresco. In addition, most of the villas also have a parking area, you can park your vehicle if you travel by car.

The province of Alicante has suffered many battles and struggles between different kingdoms that have shaped the landscape as we know it today, with castles and forts which truly preserve the history and past of the province. Alicante is not just a stretch of beautiful and sandy beaches, but a cultural hub with an impressive monumental wealth. In Elche and Alicante city, especially around the old part of town, you can admire buildings and traces that go back in time including The Castle of Santa Barbara, the spectacular Basilica of Santa Maria, the monastery of Santa Faz and the Castle of San Fernando. Museums, exhibitions and theatres offer a wide cultural scene of events including music, theatre, opera, exhibitions and art.

The coastline of Alicante is known as Costa Blanca including some of the best beaches, secluded coves and nudist beaches. Benidorm, Moraira, Javea, Calpe or Denia have the perfect long and comfortable beaches for families and isolated coves for those who crave some tranquility. In Denia, you have white beaches like Las Marinas and little coves along the Rotas coast. In Javea, El Arenal is one of the greatest beaches together with the beautiful coves of Cabo San Antonio, Cala Granadella and Cala Ambolo.

As a tourist destination, Alicante boasts lots of fun and entertainment, not just during the day but also at night time. The good vibes and lively atmosphere usually happens in the city centre. Here you will find many local pubs and cocktail bars to start your celebration and then, those who can still feel the rhythm in their bodies, can round it off with a dancing session at the best nightclubs in town. Feel the music, let your hair down and enjoy.

The little island of Tabarca is near Santa Pola and it is dotted with several coves of stunning beauty and crystal clear waters. The islet is also known as Isla Plana, meaning “Flat Island”. During the high season, most holidaymakers visit this beauty of nature, considered one of the best places to explore the underwater world. Divers choose it as one of the best spots to practice this sport. Have a wonderful day and take a dip into the azure waters of the Mediterranean.

Along the coast of Alicante we find several towns with historical value and monumental wealth. Elche is one of them. Palm groves lining the landscapes with more than 10,000 palm trees. Besides nature, the cultural part of Elche is shown through its monuments and art works. One of the most well known landmarks is the Basilica of Santa Maria and of course, the Lady of Elche, at the Museo Arqueológico y de Historia of Elche.

The geographic conditions of the area makes Alicante a rich biological area with several parks and wildlife to explore. Animals from Africa, Asia and America are here waiting for you to visit them. El Palmeral is another park with wonderful waterfalls, lakes and palm trees. Fill in your lungs with fresh air surrounded by stunning natural gems.

The Costa Blanca is a beautiful side of Spain with a myriad of towns and villages to visit, explore and discover. Splendid beaches, cultural visits, beautiful monuments and excellent food. These are the main features of a county full of contrasts and things to offer to its visitors. Make sure you put Villena, Denia, Jávea, Calpe or Orihuela on your list.

The old part of Alicante city is known as Santa Cruz - the perfect combination of tradition and modernity. It still maintains the essence of the old quarter with a network of beautiful streets, flanked by white houses whose facades are decorated with colourful flower pots, tile mosaics and wrought iron bars. However, it also has all kinds of services and numerous bars and pubs for drinks. Everything is just one step away from the beach, so after your visit, you can enjoy an afternoon at the beach and head for an evening meal at any of the eateries along the promenade.

From this stunning fortress you can contemplate the best panoramic view of the sea and the city. There is no greater pleasure than to see how the day is fading away as the last rays of sun hide behind the horizon, from this beautiful watchtower. In addition, throughout the year, many activities such as exhibitions, craft markets, dinners and medieval shows are organised. You will always have the chance to see and enjoy an event.