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ALCALALI  
Alcalali is located the Pop Valley, splashed of small towns that still conserve many of their ancestral customs. The visitor can find from antique archaeological rests to places that can practice the most modern sports of risk, like delta wing and, all it, framed within the beautiful full landscapes of the colour that emanates from the typical cultivations on this zone:

 

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ALCOY

Almudaina

Muro de Alcoy

Alcoi (in Valencian) or Alcoy (in Spanish) is a city and municipality located in the province of Alicante. It has an area of 129.9 km² and, according to the 2003 census, a total population of 60,465 inhabitants, ranking as the 6th most populous city in the province. Serpis river crosses the municipal term of Alcoi. Alcoi has an important industry related to textile, paper, food and metal. Furthermore, it has many factories which manufacture matches. Alcoi is the financial, commercial and cultural center in the surrounding area

ALICANTE

Alenda

Almoradi

Orihuela

Rafol Dalmunia

Alicante looks towards the sea, and does so from its famous Paseo de la Explanada, one of the most beautiful seafront promenades in Spain. So whether you're looking for a long or short break, book a cheap flight with easyJet to Alicante and experience its mild climate, making beach-life possible practically all year round with a lot of beaches to choose from
ALTEA  
Altea is a Valencian town and located in the province of Alicante, Spain, north of Benidorm on the section of Mediterranean coast called the Costa Blanca. It has an area of 34.4 km² and, according to the 2002 census, a total population of 17,608 inhabitants.
ARBOLEAS Almanzora Valley
Arboleas is a small rural town in Almeria in the province of Andalusia, with excellent links to the E15 Motorway and the coastal towns of Garrucha, Puertorey, and Mojacar, which are only an easy 30-minute drive away. Almeria and Murcia airport are easily accessible from the motorway and both airports offer budget company flights to the UK
BENIARBEIG

Benimeli

Sanet y Negrals

Beniarbeig is a wealthy, prosperous farming town, mainly dedicated to the citrus fruits production. This town goes round the Girona River, which ends between the Valencia province and the “Barranc de Racons”. Its main important building is the Renaissance Church which dates from the XVII century, and also other significant buildings are the public school and the Town Hall.

BENIDORM

Albir

Cala Green

La Nucia

Orcheta

Orxeta

Polop

Tarbena

Benidorm is located about 45 km northeast of Alicante, just south of Altea. Benidorm is the main attraction along the Costa Blanca. Despite its skyscraper skyline, it stands for beach and nightlife, Lots of Benidorm nightlife. Surrounded by up to 1558 m high mountains, Benidorm is perfectly protected against the sometimes cold north winds. Therefore, the weather in Benidorm stays very mild even through winter times In Summer, Benidorm is one big party. With more the 1000 Restaurants and over 30 Discos, Benidorm offers nearly everything needed for a "busy" nightlife

BENISSA

Benissa Coast

Benissa Costa

Senija

Benissa is a beautiful small town set in the northern (and prettiest) part of the province of Alicante. Beautiful beaches, with white sand and crystal-clear water, tall mountains, wide valleys with unusually green countryside all add to Benissa's unique appeal. In the late 1980s and 1990s the local authorities rescued the historical part of the town from gradual decay, did a magnificent job restoring the town's splendid seventeenth and eighteenth-century town houses, narrow streets, churches and town hall.
CAPLE La Fustera
Calpe sits close to the Rock of Ifach on a hill rising up from the last spurs of the Sierra Bernia, a geographical marvel that provides access to the northernmost towns of Alicante's Marina district. It is an authentic tourist site, with a coastline boasting sandy beaches and cliff faces in some areas, also the salt sea gives to the town a special flavor. Next to the seafront promenade are the remains of an ancient fish salting factory from Roman times.
DENIA

Els Poblets

El Verger

La Jara ( La Xara)

La Sella Golf

Ondara

Pamis

St Lucia

Tossal Gros

Denia's initial growth was as a seafaring town and it's still a working port. The old fishermen's quarter preserves its delightful cobbled streets and whitewashed buildings but nearby you'll find a modern yacht marina and the ferry terminal serving the Balearic Islands of Ibiza, Menorca, Mallorca and Formentera. Denia's focal point is its impressive 16th century castle which dominates the town from a height of 58 meters. You can park on the outskirts of the town and walk through a tunnel under the castle into the main shopping centre. Head for the main central street, Calle Marques de Campo, named after the Marquis of Denia who used to reside in the castle. This is a wonderful place to sit and people watch - a Parisian-style tree lined avenue peppered with street cafes on both sides.

GANDIA

Barx

Beniganim

Castello de Rugat

Cullera

Marxuquera

Palma de Gandia

Rotova

Tavernes

 

Gandia , with population over 77.000, is a city and municipality in the Valencian Community, Eastern Spain.  Gandia is located on the Costa del Azahar, 65 km south of Valencia and 96 km north of Alicante With near endless fields of orange trees around, Gandia is somewhat the centre of agriculture for the area. Together with a large fishing business due to its harbour, the city also offers very interesting places to visit. Due to the fact that most of Gandia's city centre is filled with palm tree promenades with bars, restaurants and shops along, it is also a wonderful place for a shopping tour.

Cullera: The Mediterranean town of Cullera is right in the middle of the Valencian coast, in countryside between the land and the sea. Around the Muntanya d'Or and the mouth of the River Júcar, a summer holiday town has grown up combining a well cared for historic centre with the most modern facilities and developments devoted to enjoying the sun and the beach. Valencia, La Albufera Natural Park, historic towns and countless beaches are some of the multiple attractions offered by this coast. We should not forget the excellent Valencian cuisine, in which rice and products from the sea and the fields make up tasty dishes.

GATA de GORGOS  

Gata de Gorgos is an important centre for basketry, wickerwork , furniture and objects in rush, cane and bamboo. Gata is as well known for its grapes and almonds.The most interesting for the visitor is the imaginable offer of these handicraft products in more than 50 shops.

JALON

Benigembla

Castell de Castells

Lliber

Murla

Valle del Paraiso

Jalon is actually the capital of the Pop’s Valley, and beside it we find the river Gorgos (which is called also Jalon in this valley). It has a special attractive not easy to find in the other areas. With the exception of the plain where the town is, the lands around Jalon are different mountains, within which we should mention the Sierra de Bernia. From this mountain the most incredible sites can be seen, footpath can be done towards Penyo de la Mica, la Sierra del Forner and the Castellet 
JAVEA

Benitachell

Cumbre del Sol

Javea Port

Jesus Pobre

Teulada

Javea, look at a map of Spain and you'll see a distinctive triangular landmass jutting out into the Mediterranean halfway down the east coast. Javea is at the tip of that triangle. That's why it's known locally as "Amanacer de Espana" or Dawn of Spain - because as the sun rises in the east among the first places to catch its rays are the three headlands of Javea. A wonderful sight if you're up early enough! Javea's most distinctive feature is the mountain known locally as "the Montgo". This provides a dramatic backdrop for the resort and those who live in Javea swear blind it's an elephant, turned to stone, with its trunk dipping into the sea for a drink. It's a strange phenomenon but you can even see the elephant's eye close as the sun goes down (especially if you've had too much sangria!).

MALAGA Costa del Sol Malaga is Andalusia's major coastal city and a typical Andalusian town. The Moors occupied the city until the mid fifteenth century and its illustrious past has left its print on the historic centre, around the Alcazaba. Its worth visiting the nearby castle which today is a traditional Parador (state hotel) with superb panoramic views. There is an impressive park in the Calle de Alameda with one of the most celebrated botanical collections in Europe.
MONTE PEGO  
Monte Pego is mature, established and the most stunning community of Spanish villas in the beautiful Costa Blanca North. The picturesque and unspoiled views of the sea, mountains and countryside are simply . . . breathtaking! Monte Pego also enjoys a higher proportion of year-round residents to anywhere else in the Costa Blanca
MORAIRA

 

El Portel

Moraira

Teulada

Moraira is a gem of a town just a short distance south of JAVEA on the coast of the central Costa Blanca and a 30 minute drive from Benidorm to the south. Formerly a quaint fishing village with stunning views across to El Peñon de Ifach, the rock of Calpe, it now survives from tourism whilst retaining much of the charm which has long attracted visitors and foreign residents. Rather than the tacky fish and chip type eateries of many resorts, Moraira is blessed with a wide selection of stylish cafés within its pleasant streets notably 'Deli' on Calle Calatayud which serves up an interesting selection of home cooked dishes including inventive salads, curries from many nations and quiche dishes.
MURCIA

Albudeite

Finca Parc

Guardamar

Mar Menor

Montesinos

Pinar de Campoverde

Villamartin

Murcia is a city and municipality on the river Segura in southeastern Spain and the capital of the Autonomous Community of the Region of Murcia. Population: 409,810 (2005); 563,272 including the metropolitan area (urban area plus satellite towns), ranking as the 12th-largest metropolitan area of Spain. Since 2003 the mayor has been Miguel Ángel Cámara Botía Murcia is built nearly in the centre of a low-lying fertile plain, known as the huerta or market garden of Murcia, which includes the valleys of the Segura and its right-hand tributary the Guadalentín (Wadalentin) or river Sangonera, and is surrounded by mountains. Despite the proximity of the sea, the climate is subject to great variations: the summer heat is severe, while frosts are occasionally experienced in the capital during the winter.

NAVARRES  
Navarres continues making artisan works related to esparto, of which the Chavos” and Jose are recognized specialistic Jose Soriano Tarancón “Lopez Catalayud. Works of ganchillo and bobbins are also made, as well as pure caliqueños. Oil mills of very good quality exist. There is crystal crafts.
OLIVA

La Font den Carros

Oliva Coast

Oliva Costa

Oliva Nova Golf

Piles

Tossal Gros

Villalonga

Oliva is known as the orange blossom coast or Costa Azhar with the vast fertile citrus groves of oranges and lemons. If you drive 15 minutes inland you will find the Orba valley and the Jalon Valley where you can explore the winding streets with the typically Spanish white washed houses. You could sample the locally produced wines including the famous Moscatel at the local bodegas. This is without doubt the real Spain!! The Costa Blanca is a very popular region with visitors. Miles of award winning soft white sandy beaches shelving gently into the Mediterranean this makes a good choice for children. Benidorm, 40 mins away has wonderful sandy beaches and is famed for its vibrant night life. There is an Aquapark nearby Terra Mitica Theme park and for a night out visit the Benidorm Palace.
ONTINYENT

Bocairent

Cocentiana

Ontinyent appears in a valley between mountain ranges, the crossing between the ways of the Plateau and the terrace of the Mediterranean. In order to obtain this seat, during centuries, Moors and Christians fought. The record of these episodes continues today and it is celebrated in the most spectacular way during the last days of August. The generosity of these high territories of dry land gives  the visitor all a celebration of rustic landscape, sprinkled by the tenderness of the almonds tree and the colour of the fruit trees.
ORBA

 

Benigembla

La Vall de Laguar

Murla

Orbetta

Orba is located 18km (11m) inland from the Mediterranean coastal town of Denia. It lies at approximately 39deg N and is almost on the Greenwich meridian (0deg W). Orba is roughly equi-distant between Alicante and Valencia airports and it takes about one hour ten minutes from either by road, that is mainly on the A-7 autopista then on the N332 to Ondara and then on the CV-731. Warning - the turning for Orba is off the N332 (look for the CUEVA BENIDOLEIG signs) and immediately where the two-way road becomes one-way when travelling south. The town of Orba is situated at the head of a large fertile valley that grows mainly citrus fruit of a quality that is the best in the world. It has an altitude of about 160m above sea level and houses some 2117 residents. Most employed persons are in agriculture, the Torrens Hermanos handbag factory, or in the service and construction industries. Picturesque mountains form a backdrop and there are wide, uninterrupted, magnificent views from most villa properties. Orba is relatively unaffected by tourism and retains its Spanish agricultural identity. Yet despite this, or perhaps because of it, a significant number of English, Dutch, German and Swiss have made Orba their home town and many have integrated well with the friendly local Spaniards
PARCENT  
Parcent is the first village encountered after descending the Coll de Rates from the direction of Benidorm via Callosa d'En Sarriá. The village is located in a green orchard in which almonds, oranges and vines abound. In the words of Gabriel Miró, who lived in the village and whose house still provides a reminder of his stay, Parcent is a 'Paradise between the Mountains' and it was here that he wrote the book entitled 'Del vivir'. Parcent provides access to the fertile Pop valley
PEDREGUER

Adsubia

Benidoleig

La Sella-Pedreguer

Monte Pedreguer

Monte Solana

Ondara

Pedreguer and Benidoleig feels the closeness of the sea but at the same time is ruled by an ancestral presence, for the landscape is dominated by the sight of an impressive mountain range that some people rightly describe as the dried skin of a Diplodocus sleeping peacefully: the Sierra de Segaria. This landscape, rolling and hemmed in by the mountains, stretches upwards to the point from which we can spy the blue horizon of the sea. Benidoleig is on a rise in the middle of the Sierra de Seguili, 131 metres above sea level, in countryside of crop fields, rosemary and oleanders.  There are three villa estates in Benidoleig: Rincon del Silencio, Espana la Vieja and Aldea de Las Cuevas
PEGO Adsubia
Pego is another important wetland area in the Land of Valencia owing to the variety of its submarine life. Extending over 1,290 ha, the park includes the river Bullent-Vedat and the southern slope of the Mustalla sierra, the marshland, the coastal sand dunes and the river Molinell Racons
SAGRA

La Vall de Laguar

Rafol de Almunia

Tormos

Vall de Ebo

 

Sagra and Rafol de Almunia  areas are a typical Spanish farming village within the Orba valley on the Northern Costa Blanca. The surrounding landscape consists of a mixture of hills, mountains with valleys full of citrus, almond and olive groves. A holiday away from it all for walkers and cyclists and yet within 15 minutes of Denia`s sandy beaches, watersports, night life and La Sella golf and tennis. The traditional Spanish country towns of Orba, Denia, Oliva and Pego also lie close by. The area retains its local Spanish culture with many fiestas during the year, featuring a wide variety of different events , including street dancing, firework display, marching bands, religious celebrations and parades. Authentic Spanish restaurants are plentiful.
TORRENT  
Torrent is a city located within the metropolitan area of the city of Valencia. It is the second-largest municipality of the Horta Oest  with 74,616 inhabitants (2006). It is situated some 7 km from Valencia city proper, to which it is connected via the metro. Torrente is named in the language of Valencia (Valencià) Torrent, and is famous in Valencia because it have a very important population of gypsy people.
TORREVIEJA

Elchie

Jacarilla

Torrevieja and nearby areas on the Costa Blanca, are foregoing the usual package holiday arrangement and are now finding that they can do better by going independently, which is why Torrevieja and the nearby areas are popular. Torrevieja, on the sunny Costa Blanca, is a popular place for English-speaking people to take a holiday, which is why this website, giving information for Torrevieja, was created in 1998.

VALENCIA Alzira
Valencia was founded by the Romans in 138 BC, naming it Valentia Edetanorum, although Iberian peoples had inhabited the area for centuries before. The area was thoroughly romanised in subsequent centuries, until the 6th century AD when the city was taken over by the Visigoth monarchy. The Arab invasion in 714 left the most noticeable mark on the city though, until 1238 when King James I conquered the city and turned it into an autonomous kingdom with its own legislative parliament.
VILLAMARTIN  
Villamartin and The Costa Blanca is now one of the most cosmopolitan areas in Europe with a coastline untouched by blatant tourism. Inland, hillsides covered with terraced vineyards and lush-green citrus orchards - testament to the agricultural traditions of the area - are dotted with pretty towns full of narrow streets leading down to flower-filled squares.
XATIVA

Ayora Valley

Bixquert

Estubeny

L`Olleria

Lloc Nou

Quatretonda

Sumacarcer

 

Xátiva is the capital of the region of La Costera. Declared to be a Historic-Artistic Site, the Neanderthal skull found in Cova Negra dates from 30,000 years BC. Birthplace of the painter José Rivera “el españoleto” and of Pope Borgia Alexander VI, it suffered a dark moment in its history at the hands of Felipe V, who, after victory in the battle of Almansa in the War of Spanish Succession, ordered the city to be burned, changing its name to San Felipe. In memory of the insult, the portrait of the monarch hangs upside down in the local museum of L’Almodí.

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