Weather, food, beaches, culture — everything that makes life on the Costa Blanca a daily experience.
Real luxury is not the most expensive square metre — it is having time. Breakfast without a clock, unhurried market shopping, an evening stroll just because. The Costa Blanca makes it possible.
From Santa Bárbara castle to the summit of Montgo, from the Peñón de Ifach to Guadalest. The views that justify living here — and how to reach each one.
No filters, no marketing. The real day-to-day: market shopping, the corner café, siesta, the sunset stroll, paperwork with patience. Life as it actually is.
Hogueras, Moros y Cristianos, Misteri d'Elx, Semana Santa, Habaneras: a different festival every month. The Costa Blanca cultural calendar, month by month.
Beaches, water parks, castles, hiking trails, interactive museums and a calendar that never stops. The definitive guide for families living (or about to live) on the Costa Blanca.
From Barrio de Santa Cruz to the port, from the Explanada to Benidorm. Where to dine with views, have a drink and go out at night on the Costa Blanca — zone by zone.
Over 15 marinas between Dénia and Torrevieja. Berths, prices, services and what you need to know to keep a boat on the Costa Blanca.
Over 20 golf courses between Dénia and Pilar de la Horadada. Playable year-round thanks to the climate. Green fees, academies, tournaments and the courses you should know.
From Montgo to Sierra de Bernia, from Serra Gelada to Maigmó. The best trails by difficulty, duration and what you will see from the top. The sea is never far away.
Fruit, vegetables, fish of the day, meat, olives, cheese: the Costa Blanca's municipal markets are the supermarket for those who know. Full map and opening times.
500 years of winemaking history, Monastrell, Moscatel and a rancio wine the Catholic Monarchs drank. The wineries to visit and the wines to try.
Every June, Alicante burns. Cardboard and wood monuments, mascletàs, cremà and the year's shortest night turned into its longest. The city's most important festival, explained.
72 Blue Flags across 18 municipalities — more than any other Spanish province. The full map, the best by zone and what the award actually means.
Spanish Capital of Gastronomy 2025. Arroz a banda, caldero, Jijona turrón, fondillón, Moscatel: what you eat here you will not find anywhere else.
Over 2 800 hours of sunshine, 16 °C winters and humidity that does not overwhelm. Real climate data, season by season, and how your life changes when the sun never fails.