To say Villajoyosa is famous for chocolate is a bit of an understatement. Not many places can boast three working chocolate factories. Go on a visit and sample the product!
To say Villajoyosa is famous for chocolate is a bit of an understatement. Not many places can boast three working chocolate factories. Go on a visit and sample the product!
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.
Villajoyosa (aka La Vila Joiosa) is the prettiest town on the Costa Blanca. It's my favourite place in Spain. Here are my top ten things to do.
The Fiesta de las Lagrimas (the tears) de Santa Marta celebrates a miracle. But it wasn't the first miracle the saint performed for the town of Villajoyosa.
Museum visits are generally for rainy days. Problem is, there aren’t that many rainy days on the Costa Blanca. So visiting the archaeology museum in Alicante (MARQ) generally means sacrificing some sunshine. But it is worth it.
Semana Santa (Holy Week) is a seriously big event in Spain. During Easter in Villajoyosa, there are processions in the town every evening.