Four villas and beaches in Costa Blanca to enjoy the summer
A review of four emblematic coves in Costa Blanca, where you can find magnificent villas to enjoy the summer.
Tuesday, August 6th, 2019
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A review of four emblematic coves in Costa Blanca, where you can find magnificent villas to enjoy the summer.
Tuesday, August 6th, 2019
It is a region with a unique beauty which now will be increased by the restoration of its main sights.
Wednesday, August 8th, 2018
The capital of the Costa Blanca is a unique gastronomic place, offering a good local product and a wide culinary variety.
Tuesday, July 17th, 2018
The participants will visit different businesses to get to know their success practices, learning about the international market and establishing future contacts.
Tuesday, April 10th, 2018
After Mayor José Chulvi met with those in charge of the security of the coastal town of Jávea (the Policía Autonómica, the Policía Local and the Guardia Civil) in the last Junta de Seguridad Ciudadana assembly held in Jávea town council, crime and security statistics were released which are amongst some of the lowest in the Province of Alicante and confirm the decline in crime experienced in Jávea over the past few years.
Monday, December 16th, 2013
The start of the New Year brings encouraging news for residents and business owners on the Costa Blanca as the schedule for Jávea to be exhibited at several major promotional events is approved. The municipality will be showcased at a number of international tourism fairs in Spain such as Fitur, Russia, Norway, Sweden and the Netherlands, which will present an exciting opportunity for the town to show off its tourism potential.
Friday, January 18th, 2013
It is the coastline that attracts most visitors to Dénia; 20 kilometres of rocky outcrops and hidden coves, beautiful sandy beaches and the bright blue sea. Many visitors frequent this scenic coastline or venture up to the Montgó Natural Park and admire the dramatic views from the summit, but few appreciate the fascinating history of Dénia, or take the time to explore it. Located more or less halfway between Alicante and Valencia on the Costa Blanca, Dénia’s importance throughout the formation of Europe has been far greater than many realise. Through the ages it was colonised by the Greeks, became a Roman naval base, then the seat of the Bishop of Toledo and later even the capital of the Arabic kingdom of Taifa. When the Spanish royals finally reclaimed it Dénia became a strategic trading port handling commodities from all over the world.
Wednesday, October 3rd, 2012
A recent poll conducted by Spanish TV channel, Antena 3, has revealed that Spain’s favourite beach is La Granadella, which will come as no surprise to locals who have long enjoyed its secluded location and microclimate with higher temperatures than in the surrounding areas. Conducted largely via the popular medium of Facebook, La Granadella gained 40,361 votes, ahead of La Coruña’s Carnota beach with 37,166 and Cádiz’s Tarifa-Boloña beach with 20,908.
Friday, September 14th, 2012
Situated a few kilometres inland from Jávea and roughly 70 kilometres north of Alicante, the small town of Benissa is one of the Costa Blanca’s oldest, and its medieval centre has been meticulously maintained. Visitors tend to flock to the attractive Palacio de Torres-Orduña, which now acts as the town’s cultural centre and library.
Thursday, June 7th, 2012