Villas in Costa Blanca

An unspoilt coastal town, Moraira is situated in a beautiful marina offering a wide variety of harbour-side fish restaurants and bars full of Spanish character.

The large town of Javea is a favourite for families as there's a fantastic choice of things to do. For anyone looking for a beach holiday, look no further than Arenal with its promenade lined with palm trees.

Ideally positioned in the centre of the Costa Blanca’s coastline, Calpe is a popular, bustling resort, best known for its balance of historic Valencian culture and modern tourist facilities.

Inland from Calpe and untouched by coastal tourism, the peaceful Jalon Valley offers a more traditional Spanish experience where you can find local markets and sample local wine made from the moscatel grape.

Set in the foothills of the Montgo Mountains is the lovely marina of Denia, with its great sandy beaches, clear waters, colourful fiestas, hip boutiques and a wide variety of sports facilities.

Located a ten minute drive North of Benidorm and about one hour from Alicante, Altea is a convenient and wonderful coastal town, retaining its own unique Spanish charm in spite of its increasing tourism.

Pinar de Campoverde is a delightful village set amongst pine forests and the beautiful ‘Rio Seco’, a nature reserve which offers picturesque walking opportunities.

Elche is a very attractive, sought after resort located approximately fifteen kilometres from an extensive stretch of sandy beach and surrounded by groves of flourishing palm trees.

The historical town of Gandia is situated between striking mountainous landscape and the Mediterranean Sea. Offering a wealth of beautiful golden sandy beaches, extensive shopping and historical buildings.

La Cala de Finestrat is an ideal location for those wishing to be close to Costa Blanca’s main attractions including Terra Mitica, Aqualandia and Mundomar which can all be found within a 10 minute drive

Algorfa, a perfectly quaint town set on the River Segura, between mountains, salt lakes and the brilliantly blue sea containing citrus groves, making it a top spot for lemon and orange tree farms.

Oliva is a delightful town in the north of Costa Blanca, about ten kilometres from Gandia. Dappled with fragrant orange groves, Oliva is largely unspoilt by mass tourism and retains lots of Spanish charm.