What to see in Province Alicante

The palm-lined seafront promenade of Altea is long and very popular for walking. There are plenty of bars and restaurants having convenient open air terraces. On summer evenings Altea artists set up along the promenade wall, paint and sell their works to any one who wishes....

The Bay of the Pines (Cala dels Pinets ) near Benissa is the next bay along in the Moraira direction. It is overlooked by villas an bungalows and like the rest of this coast it is visited by divers and nature lovers....

Oliva Nova golf course is located North of Denia. It has 8 holes and is designed by Seve....

The waterfall is located in Fuentes de Algar, near town of Guadalest....

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The harbour in Torrevieja gives home to 300 fishing ships and fishing is one of the industries that keeps the city alive. The fish market is the place where you can buy everything from crabs to shark steak....

Playa Poniente is one of the 2 beaches of Benidorm (other is Playa de Levante). From the both, Playa Poniente is less popular among foreign visitors and it tends to attract elderly Spanish crowds and families looking for a quiet timePart of Playa Poniente beach is a naturist area - La Cala area by...

Fiesta in honor of San Pedro (Saint Peter -  the patron saint of the region) is the most important festival in Rojales and is held on 29 June....

The towering rocks around town of Sax (known as Cabreras) are a popular place for rock climbing. There are two main climbing areas; the towers of the Peñas del Rey, which is the most popular area is, and the open wall of the Sector Cumbre higher up the hillside...

L’Olla beach (Playa L`Olla) is located several kilometers nort-east of Altea, between the small port of Mar y Montaña and el Portet de L´Olla. It has more than one kilometre with sand, boulders and rocks spreads out, offering clean waters for bathing....