From Benidorm to Villajoyosa

It is the area of the Mediterranean Sea that belongs to the Alicante region (south of the Valencian Community). With more than 3,000 hours of sunshine per year and an average annual temperature of 18°C, it is an ideal destination to disconnect from routine. The Costa Blanca has 170 fine sandy beaches and rocky coves over 200 kilometers. If you are looking to be in contact with nature and relax, the Costa Blanca North is your place. Small maritime towns with white houses and pure Mediterranean essence with beautiful landscapes and pleasant beaches, the possibility of practicing activities such as sailing or diving and a gastronomy closely linked to the sea.

The development of tourism in this area of the coast dates back to the early 1960s, which is why it has a well-established service infrastructure and an optimal communications network. Alicante International Airport is one of the busiest airfields in Spain and is perfectly connected by road to the main tourist areas of the Costa Blanca North.

You can take the CV-736 road and stop at places like Dénia, Jávea, Calpe or Altea: perfect destinations to relax and enjoy the slow and relaxed pace of the Mediterranean lifestyle. Further south is Benidorm, one of the region's most international tourist destinations; Villajoyosa, where you will love its historic center and its brightly painted houses; and Alicante, where you can combine cultural visits to the Santa Bárbara Castle or the Archaeological Museum with walks in its historic center or its large San Juan beach.

There is also the Alicante tram which runs along the Costa Blanca connecting the city of Alicante and Denia, passing through the main tourist towns on the coast. Ideal for exploring the coast in comfort.

The offer of houses on the Costa Blanca North is characterized by its high quality standard. Although there are differences from city to city, the Costa Blanca North is considered a residential tourism area with medium-high purchasing power.
The predominant type of accommodation is the self-catering chalet, particularly in mountain areas with spectacular sea views. Although on the seafront in towns like Benidorm, Altea or Calpe, apartments make up the majority of the accommodation. housing supply on the Costa Blanca North.

BENIDORM
Nestled in the heart of Alicante's La Marina Baixa region, Benidorm is one of the main tourist destinations on the Costa Blanca, thanks to its excellent beaches, as well as a wide range of accommodation, restaurants and hobbies.

Absolute leader as a holiday destination, but also an important core of residential tourism in Spain.
Its old town, set on a promontory, contrasts with the wide avenues of buildings, shops and terraces which stretch along the five kilometers of coastline. The possibilities that Benidorm offers are countless.
It is considered "the New York of the Mediterranean" for its tall buildings and skylines. It has some of the tallest buildings in Spain and its offer of houses is very varied in type and price.
Benidorm's fine sandy beaches, crystal clear waters and excellent climate throughout the year have given this city a well-deserved reputation, equipped with high quality infrastructure and services, including numerous hotels, restaurants and terraces. Additionally, the promenade offers lively nightlife. A city dedicated to tourism that offers a wide range of services and endless leisure possibilities, from taking a long walk to enjoying green spaces, including an unforgettable day at Terra Mítica, the Mediterranean amusement park.

This makes Benidorm adaptable to all types of public, those looking for nightlife, those spending a family vacation or those looking for relaxation and tranquility.
Whether for investment or pleasure, Benidorm is a safe bet for those considering buying a house on the coast.

FINESTRAT
We will find an inland town limited by Sierra Cortina, Puig Campana and Sierra de Orxeta; which has an extension along the coast where there is a beach and a tourist area in the so-called Cala, shared with Benidorm and Villajoyosa.

Finestrat is an agricultural, tourist and service municipality, which is why its development has recently seen great urban development.
Historically, it has been a place of defense of the coast against the presence of pirates through the watchtowers built there. This municipality offers all kinds of social and cultural services and facilities, as well as a good calendar of activities. We will also highlight its proximity to the Terra Mítica amusement park.