There are inland destinations with castles and narrow streets, villages surrounded by mountains and rivers and, of course, coastal spots where the sea changes everything. In this selection of the most beautiful towns and villages in Murcia, you’ll discover places packed with history, nature and charm.
The province of Alicante is so rich in landscapes that it surprises anyone and Benidorm is the perfect location to check it out. Less than 30 minutes from your hotel you can find these five municipalities that top all the rankings of the most beautiful towns on the Costa Blanca.
Small towns on the seafront or at the top of the mountain that ooze culture and tradition whose charm is well worth a visit during your holidays. Don't miss them!
There are places that take you back in time and the Badum Tower is one of them. Perched 97 metres above sea level, this imposing watchtower scanned the horizon for Barbary pirates. Today, it is the heart of the Sierra de Irta Natural Park, a paradise for lovers of hiking and the sea. If you’re planning your next getaway in the province of Castellón, save this post because I’ll tell you everything you need to know to visit it.
Lose yourself in a nature park that has more than 850 hectares, in the region of Murcia, enjoy nature and the activities that this wonderful area can offer you.
The salt pans and the arenales, the dunes or the mud baths in the Mar Menor... will make your visit an experience worth sharing.
The Balcony of the Mediterranean is not only one of the most photographed spots in the city, but also a place steeped in history, culture and tradition. Whether you are visiting Benidorm for the first time or already know the city well, this viewpoint is an absolute must.
Looking for a destination where you can unwind, enjoy the sea and leave your worries behind? Then Albir should definitely be on your list. And yes, before you ask... no, Albir Beach isn't sandy. But don't let that put you off – its smooth pebbles hide some of the clearest waters anywhere on the Costa Blanca.
The summer’s most indie music festival is back with some major changes: for this year’s edition, the Low Festival is bidding farewell to Benidorm and moving to Antonio Soria Park in Torrevieja. The confirmed dates for the event are 31 July, 1 and 2 August.
The Valencian Community has beautiful beaches to suit everyone. In fact, the Mediterranean has become the epicentre of summer tourism.
Castellón is a top destination on Spain’s Levante Coastline and so you can discover all its charm, we have planned a route to help you explore the beaches of Castellón.
Looking for the perfect destination to kick off summer 2026?
From the thunderous mascletás in Alicante to the bonfires on the beach in Benidorm, Peñíscola, or Mojácar, we bring you the ultimate guide to making the most of the legendary Night of San Juan.
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