There's a bewildering variety of fish on offer in Spanish restaurants. So which do you go for? Here's a handy translation guide to the fish you'll find on Costa Blanca menus, or at the pescaderia in the supermarket.
There's a bewildering variety of fish on offer in Spanish restaurants. So which do you go for? Here's a handy translation guide to the fish you'll find on Costa Blanca menus, or at the pescaderia in the supermarket.
Paella is the most famous dish on a Spanish menu. And the Comunidad Valenciana is its real home. Here's how to choose the best rice dishes from the rich variety on offer.
Not sure where to eat and drink in Villajoyosa? Here's my personal guide to our favourite places in La Vila. You won't go hungry!
The brilliantly colourful fishermen's houses in the old town are the iconic image of Villajoyosa. But there's much more to the "casco antiguo" than just the picture postcard seafront. Take a stroll through the narrow streets and pretty squares to sample the atmosphere of the old town and absorb a little of its history.
Villajoyosa is a treasure trove of ancient history. The Romans built their town of Allon here. And they weren't the first civilisation to settle in these parts.
This 45 minute stroll from Villajoyosa to Torres is a nice mix of cliff top walking, beautiful sea views and a little history.
The Guadalest lake supplies water to all those thirsty tourist towns on the Costa Blanca. It's a beautiful walk too! And it's nice and easy!
The walkway takes you deep into the gorge below the Relleu dam. There's a transparent viewing platform 40 metres above the water!
The ruined castle of Granadella is perched on the cliffs above a beautiful little beach, with great views up and down the Costa Blanca.
El Forat de Bernia is unique. A naturally-formed tunnel that takes you right through the top of a mountain. And the views are sensational!