Costa Blanca

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Introducing Costa Blanca

The long stripe of the Costa Blanca (White Coast) is one of Europe’s most heavily visited areas. If you’re after a secluded midsummer beach, stay away. But if you’re looking for a lively social scene, good beaches and a suntan…

It isn’t all concrete and package deals. Although the original fishing villages have long been engulfed by the sprawl of resorts, a few old town kernels, such as those of Xàbia (Jávea) and Altea, still survive.

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Details of Ayuntamiento (town hall) doors - Alicante, The Costa Blanca, Valencia
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Details of Ayuntamiento (town hall) doors - Alicante, The Costa Blanca, Valencia

Lonely Planet photographer
  • Damien Simonis
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  • Steps in Santa Cruz quarter.
  • Elderly men with walking sticks sitting in street.
  • Postiguet Beach.
  • Shopping in streets of old town.
  • Golden light of a setting sun striking the ruins of a cliff-top watchtower at the Punta de l'Escaleta near Benidorm.
  • Washing hangging from windows in brightly painted houses in La Vila Joiosa, near Benidorm.
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