Why not visit Alicante when in Costa Blanca villas?

A wealth of sights can be seen in Alicante, which could be a good reason for Brits booking up holiday villas in Costa Blanca.

The holiday hot spot's capital offers a mix of Old Town scenery and a glorious city beach, meaning all members of the family are sure to be catered for.

Holiday makers should be sure to check out Alicante's many unique attractions too, including the 1940s-style bus station, the city's prom of Parque de Canalejas and the statue of a naked Icarus – found within Plaza Puerta del Mar.

The Mediterranean-facing location also provides those seeking out Costa Blanca villas the chance to soak up appealing average summer temperatures of 32 degrees C.

Alicante airport looks to have prepared itself for the influx of tourists looking to enjoy a getaway to Spain's east coast.

The travel hub has recently opened a brand new terminal to the public, meaning that the venue can cope with more people than ever before.

Posted by Amit Patel
 

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