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The Amazing Cities Of Costa Blanca 0

Posted on May 29, 2011 by admin

Costa Blanca is a stretch of 200 km of coastline in the province of Alicante in the Valencia region in Spain. Its many unique villages are home to many wonderful attractions that tourists love to see and experience. A quick glance at the map Costa Blanca will be presented to rank cities. Each city has its own distinct charm and is worth the visit. Below more information about these cities from north to south.

When you visit the town of Altea, you will see that it has maintained the appearance of an old Spanish village. The church of Our Lady of Consolation, with its large blue dome remains a well-known places of this picturesque city. Since the surrounding mountains is a breathtaking view of the city, its pristine beach and 5 km long.

Benissa is a city rich in history with its ancient churches and hospitals. It is also where you can visit the old noble houses. Has 4 km of coastline, which has beaches and quiet coves, some accessible only by climbing some small cliffs. Take time to taste their wines and rice dishes. His dish of octopus is a local specialty, and certainly not a disappointment for the adventurous heart.

The northernmost part of the east coast of the town of Denia. Because of its distance, is not a mere tourist. However, it offers a magnificent view of sea and mountains and offers a variety of water sports on its beautiful beaches. Attractions to visit include the Toy Museum, a Moorish castle and the streets of Marqués de Campo, where you can do some shopping.

Alicante is most often the first step of a trip to Costa Blanca, because that is where the international airport of El Altet. Because of its popularity, has a well developed transportation system and offers visitors numerous shops and restaurants. In this city will be enchanted by its historic buildings, museums and beaches.

Villajoyosa is a town south of Benidorm and is considered an isolated zone in comparison with its neighbors. It is home to the value, a chocolate brand that is popular in Europe. Chocolate lovers will enjoy a visit to this city the manufacture of chocolate. Located near the sea, you’ll see the old part of town with colorful houses and structures. Reliving history through the festival of Moros y Cristianos. It recreates the arrival of the Arab army and after his defeat at the beach. Held every last week of July, the place has live music and certainly interesting to note that everyone will enjoy. Read the rest of this entry →

Costa del Sol Holidays – Where To Stay And What To Do 0

Posted on January 27, 2011 by admin

If you are thinking of heading to Spain this summer for your vacations and specifically to the Costa del Sol (Coast of Sun) you will no doubt need more information on what to do and where to stay while there.

The Costa del Sol is one of Europe’s most visited holiday destination and attracts hundreds of thousands of holidaymakers each year not to mention those looking to live there permanently, but what is it that makes this part of the world so appealing to so many Europeans. Let’s take a look and find out more.

Well for a start, Spain draws many to is shores due to the gorgeous all year round weather that it enjoys pretty much all year round. With around 300 + days of sunshine each year, a summer holiday would not be a summer holiday without, well, sun.

The beaches are another draw for many. The Costa del Sol has hundreds of Kilometres of soft, golden sandy beaches which are rarely overcrowded. Beaches such as Torremolinos and Estepona are two of the biggest and you will never be pushed to find a spot in the sun. Another great thing about the beaches here is that they are very clean and well maintained.

If you do decide on Spain and the Costa del Sol this year, you will want to indulge in the great food that is on offer from the local tapas bars. The Spanish people are very proud of their cuisine and rightly so. Local specialities on the Costa del Sol include Paella and seafood.

You will also no doubt be looking for accommodation while staying in the Costa del Sol and you have a few options here. You can go for private Costa del Sol rentals where you can book a villa or an apartment direct from the owner or via an agent. Or you can go for a hotel option. Most of the hoteles en Costa del Sol are of a very high standard and provide you with different board basis including room only, bed and breakfast, half board, full board or all-inclusive depending on your personal requirements.

If you are looking for some great days out then the Costa del Sol has much to do apart from the beaches, bars and restaurants. You could try the Selwo Marina in Benalmadena which is great if you have kids. Here you will see Dolphins, Seal Lions, Birds and more all waiting to perform their tricks for you. Then there is the Crocodile Park in Fuengirola which is rather interesting. The Costa del Sol also has a number of great parks including Parque Paloma in Benalmadena which is huge and is really popular with families who can picnic while watching the wild rabbits that inhabit the park.

You may also want to try Fuengirola BioParc Zoo which is right in the center of Fuengirola town and is an absolutely great day out for the whole family.

So head for the Costa del Sol this summer, a world of fun and pleasure awaits you.



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