The lagoons of El Hondo lie just behind the coast to the south of Alicante city. They're a haven for thousands of migrating birds. Take your binoculars and have your camera ready!
The lagoons of El Hondo lie just behind the coast to the south of Alicante city. They're a haven for thousands of migrating birds. Take your binoculars and have your camera ready!
Alicante province has more castles than you can shake a stick at! Follow la Ruta de los Castillos del Vinalopó for some fascinating history and wonderful views.
The Rio Vinalopó is Alicante's river. A walk through beautiful countryside takes you right to the source up in the mountains.
The dramatic wind-carved double arch of Els Arcs is an easy hike with amazing views, less than an hour's drive inland from the Costa Blanca.
El Jardín de l'Albarda is a green jewel of a garden. And it's one of the Costa Blanca's best-kept secrets.
Alicante wine has a growing reputation. Reds from the Vinalopó, delicate whites nearer the coast, plus great dessert wines. Try these bodegas.
It's probably the most fun you'll ever have sitting down! Paragliding over the cliffs of Santa Pola near Alicante.
Try seeing the Costa Blanca by tram! It's not the quickest way of getting from Alicante to Dénia, but views are great with plenty of cool stops en route.
Torres de la Huerta form a network of towers that protected people around Alicante from attack by North African corsairs. Around 20 towers survive.
You're never far from cool, fresh running water on the walk up to the Elche Dam. And there's an amazing waterfall at the dam itself!