Alicante
OTHER ACTIVITIES
Watersports, fishing, restaurants.
PRACTICAL INFORMATION
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Come and Join the party atmosphere of sunny "Costa Blanca", the coastal area of the province of Alicante which spreads from the north of Denia to Roig Cape. Come and swim in a warm sea and try out some of the most popular watersports. A town like Benidorm doesn't need any introduction and the resorts around have no cause for being jealous... The harbours and coves of charming Calpe, the small town of Santa Pola and its feudal castle...so many places to discover! And if crowded beaches are not your kind of fun, then don't despair, the area has plenty of other secrets to reveal, from wonderful landscapes to exquisite gardens, wild mountains to an hinterland of Moorish remains...
Before leaving this enchanting corner of the world (provided you would ever want to leave...), don't miss Alicante, the provincial capital of this "White Coast", and Elche, well known for its extraordinary palmgroves.
Spain is a country of traditions and its proud people kept the memory of their ancestors alive : Corrida (bullfight) and Flamenco are two aspects of this. Influenced by the Orient and the Occident, the country boasts a rich cultural and artistic heritage.
Come and discover the barren land of the South, the snowy mountain tops of the North, idyllic beaches and unspoilt countryside.
One can only pretend to know the country after tasting its fine quality wines and good food drawing the best from the sea and land.
So get a move on, come to Spain, the kingdom of Sunshine and Celebration, it's always party time!
Come and join the party atmosphere of sunny "Costa Blanca", the coastal area of the province of Alicante which spread from the north of Denia to Roig Cape. Come and swim in a warm sea and try out some of the most popular water sports. A town like Benidorm doesn't need to make a name for itself anymore and the resorts around have no cause to be jealous... The harbours and creeks of the charming Calpe, the small town of Santa Pola and its feudal castle...so many places for you to discover. And if crowded beaches are not your kind of fun, then don't despair, the area has many other secrets to reveal, from wonderful landscapes to exquisite gardens, wild mountains to an hinterland of Moorish remains...
Before leaving this enchanting corner of the world (provided you will ever want to leave...), don't miss Alicante, the provincial capital of this "White Coast", and Elche, well known for its extraordinary palm groves.
