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We LOVE this park, it’s very picturesque with lovely flowers always blooming along the exterior walls, a beautiful large lake teaming with wildlife and the showstopper is the Large Dragon slide in the well equipped play area. The Park is dedicated to the European nations, the Lake and small islands are designed in the shape of Europe and the European flags fly proudly from within the lake too.
A step in the right direction for our quarantined kids We have now received confirmation that the lockdown in Spain has been extended until May 9th as expected
Getting to the heart of a Spanish tradition
I really admire the amazing community spirit seen in our region and all over Spain in the last 10 days since the Coronavirus, Covid-19 lock down began, I am very proud to call Spain my home.
My friend in Spain - Your friend in Spain When we first heard about the innovative concept behind My Friend in Spain we knew instantly that this n
These unprecedented times are challenging for all of us. If you’re selling your home in Spain and want to move your money back to the UK, you’ll probably have noticed that the currency markets are more volatile than ever.
Moor-ish flavour in Spain's best-known dishes
It's a difficult time for parents who are trying to homeschool their children for the first time whilst keeping them happy and stress free during this difficult time. A lot of us parents are also trying to work from home and its not easy to find time to fit it all in, even if we are in quarantine.
Enjoy a guided tour of one of the highest caverns in Spain including transport from Alicante.
Take a journey of discovery as you explore the southern Costa Blanca on a day tour to Alicante from Albir or Benidorm.
Embark on a tasting tour through Alicante. Follow a local to some of the town's best tapas and snack spots. Get to know the small businesses which have paved the way for Alicante's current food scene.
Cross over the canyon at Chulilla on a day trip from Valencia, Benidorm or Alicante. Accompany your nature guide across the hanging bridges and admire the picturesque landscape of Medieval castles.
Visit 2 of the most charming villages of the Costa Blanca and Mediterranean Sea on a 5-hour sightseeing tour of Villajoyosa and Altea from Alicante. Wander the colorful streets of Villajoyosa, and explore the whitewashed lanes of Altea at leisure.
Escape the chaos of overcrowded beaches and embark on a catamaran cruise along the Alicante coastline. Enjoy refreshing cocktails, and swim and snorkel in the high seas of Cabo de Huertas.
Cross over the canyon at Chulilla on a day trip from Valencia, Benidorm or Alicante. Accompany your nature guide across the hanging bridges and admire the picturesque landscape of Medieval castles.
Discover the secrets of Alicante on a guided tour. Explore, eat, and drink with a local guide. Visit the Central Market, the castle, and a locals-only tapas restaurant for a traditional drink and snack.
Embark on a tasting tour through Alicante. Follow a local to some of the town's best tapas and snack spots. Get to know the small businesses which have paved the way for Alicante's current food scene.
Visit 2 of the most charming villages of the Costa Blanca and Mediterranean Sea on a 5-hour sightseeing tour of Villajoyosa and Altea from Alicante. Wander the colorful streets of Villajoyosa, and explore the whitewashed lanes of Altea at leisure.
Take a journey of discovery as you explore the southern Costa Blanca on a day tour to Alicante from Albir or Benidorm.
Enjoy a guided tour of one of the highest caverns in Spain including transport from Alicante.
Dive into the thrill of surfing with our Introduction to Surfing Course! You'll learn the basics from expert instructors, ride your first wave, and enjoy the stunning coastal scenery.
A journey through time: you will find yourself in a cave more than 100,000 years old. You will feel the passage of time as you contemplate strange stone forms. You will explore an authentic village, its church and musical museum.
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Our guide to Alcoy by our Alicante local expert - It's definitely worth visiting during the Moors and Christians fiesta, although the city will be very crowded.
Alicante beach city is a perfect place for enjoying the Mediterranean, museums, art galleries, shopping and marina. You can find out about the star-crossed lovers in the castle too.
Altea is one of the prettiest towns in the Alicante region and has a very Spanish feel to it, largely thanks to its interesting historic Old Town with its narrow, cobbled streets. It has been a haven for painters, poets, musicians and photographers for more than 40 years as the streets and beaches provide plenty of inspiration.
Our guide to Benidorm by our Alicante local expert - Benidorm is where the package holiday was invented more than 50 years ago. It is still a magnet for sunworshippers and families seeking a fun-filled holiday. Its iconic skyscrapers have been compared to Manhattan and Miami. It's big, it's beautiful and it has something for everyone – sandy beaches, water sports, family entertainment, restaurants, bars and hotels to suit every budget.
Our guide to Benissa by our Alicante local expert - Benissa is a charming holiday resort in the Alicante region with beautiful coves and beaches as well as a picturesque old town.
Calpe rocks! This bustling resort midway between Moraira and Benidorm is famous for the giant rock jutting into the Mediterranean. The Peñon de Ifach stretches across one kilometre and stands 332 metres high. It is a great icon in the Alicante region and is one of the many reasons why Calpe has developed from a fishing village into a bustling holiday resort. Climbers of all abilities take up the challenge of getting to the peak and enjoying the view.
Our guide to Dénia by our Alicante local expert - If you like to party, then Denia is the town for you. It is said to hold more festivals than any other town in Spain.
Our guide to Elche by our Alicante local expert - Not only that, Elche has more than 200,000 palm trees at the last count and its grove has been declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.
Our guide to Guadalest and Algar Waterfalls by our Alicante local expert - The Alicante region may be famous for its beaches and golf resorts but there is much more to the region than that. No visit would be complete without a day trip into the mountains and Guadalest is the perfect place.
Our guide to Guardamar del Segura by our Alicante local expert - Guardamar is well-known for its large forest with pine, eucalyptus, cypress and palm trees. The forest was originally planted to shelter the town from sandstorms. It has attracted many species of wildlife and is now a protected area. The town also has two picturesque salt water lakes, which provide another haven for wildlife particularly birds.
Our guide to Jalon Valley by our Alicante local expert - Beautiful valleys, mountains, wines and foods are waiting for you when you visit the Jalon Valley or Vall de Pop as it's also known.
Javea is a very popular holiday destination for those who are attracted by its fine, sandy beaches, promenade lined with bars, restaurants and shops, as well as its pretty old town. Javea is in an ideal location as it juts out to sea – making it one of the first places on the Spanish Mediterranean to catch the morning sun.
Our guide to Moraira by our Alicante local expert - Teulada-Moraira is midway between Javea and Calpe in north Costa Blanca. It is handy for Alicante airport and close to...
Our guide to Orihuela by our Alicante local expert - If you love history, you will be impressed with Orihuela. Its grand palaces and churches are evidence of its important part in Spain's past, including a Velazquez masterpiece in the cathedral. It is worth a visit before heading for Orihuela's fine beaches to soak up the rays.
Our guide to Orihuela Beach Resorts by our Alicante local expert - Orihuela city is about 20 kilometres inland from the beach resorts and so they provide a welcome change...
Our guide to Pilar de la Horadada by our Alicante local expert - Nowadays it attracts tourists from around Spain and northern Europe who enjoy its fine, safe beaches and warm climate. The white sandy beaches contrast with the turquoise waters of the Mediterranean. Pilar soaks up more than 3,200 hours of sunshine a year.
Our guide to San Juan de Alicante by our Alicante local expert -
Our guide to Santa Pola by our Alicante local expert - It is a few kilometres south of Alicante and within very easy access of the N332 and AP7 main roads. Its proximity to the airport and temperate climate has turned it into a popular holiday spot throughout the year. You can also catch the boat to Tabarca island from Santa Pola.
Our guide to Tabarca Island by our Alicante local expert - From Alicante port and Santa Pola resort, you can take a one-hour boat ride to the nearby Tabarca island for an interesting daytrip. It is a popular spot for snorkelling and swimming because of its clear waters.
Torrevieja means 'old tower' and the town dates from the early 18th century when it was a fishing village built around a watchtower. Nowadays hundreds of yachts and luxury boats make their way to Torrevieja harbour along with the fishing boats.
Our guide to Villajoyosa by our Alicante local expert - Villajoyosa is a perfect holiday destination. The crystal clear waters are perfect for swimming and water sports. The sandy beaches are ideal for relaxing and soaking up the sun. A visit to the chocolate museum should definitely be on your must-see list. Villajoyosa has one of the finest hotels with breathtaking views over the bay. It is a foodies' heaven with many restaurants serving fine regional dishes such as paella, puchero (a meaty winter stew), fresh fish and shellfish as well as signature dishes centred around chocolate. It hosts an annual gastronomic fiesta with several of the finest restaurants taking part.
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