From Denia to Altea

It is the area of the Mediterranean Sea that belongs to the Alicante region (south of the Valencian Community). With more than 3,000 hours of sunshine per year and an average annual temperature of 18°C, it is an ideal destination to disconnect from routine. The Costa Blanca has 170 fine sandy beaches and rocky coves over 200 kilometers. If you are looking to be in contact with nature and relax, the Costa Blanca North is your place. Small maritime towns with white houses and pure Mediterranean essence with beautiful landscapes and pleasant beaches, the possibility of practicing activities such as sailing or diving and a gastronomy closely linked to the sea.

The development of tourism in this area of the coast dates back to the early 1960s, which is why it has a well-established service infrastructure and an optimal communications network. Alicante International Airport is one of the busiest airfields in Spain and is perfectly connected by road to the main tourist areas of the Costa Blanca North.

You can take the CV-736 road and stop at places like Dénia, Jávea, Calpe or Altea: perfect destinations to relax and enjoy the slow and relaxed pace of the Mediterranean lifestyle. Further south is Benidorm, one of the region's most international tourist destinations; Villajoyosa, where you will love its historic center and its brightly painted houses; and Alicante, where you can combine cultural visits to the Santa Bárbara Castle or the Archaeological Museum with walks in its historic center or its large San Juan beach.

There is also the Alicante tram which runs along the Costa Blanca connecting the city of Alicante and Denia, passing through the main tourist towns on the coast. Ideal for exploring the coast in comfort.

The offer of houses on the Costa Blanca North is characterized by its high quality standard. Although there are differences from city to city, the Costa Blanca North is considered a residential tourism area with medium-high purchasing power.
The predominant type of accommodation is the self-catering chalet, particularly in mountain areas with spectacular sea views. Although on the seafront in towns like Benidorm, Altea or Calpe, apartments make up the majority of the accommodation. housing supply on the Costa Blanca North.

DENIA
It has approximately 20 kilometers of coastline divided into two zones. To the north, wide sandy beaches like La Almadraba or Les Deveses. To the south, the Rotes district is characterized by its numerous coves, most of them made of stone, and the promenade.
One of its most beautiful natural spaces is the Cova Tallada, between the cliffs of Cape San Antonio.
  Also normally in summer you can sign up for low difficulty guided routes at sunset or at night to discover some of its most beautiful landscapes such as those of the Montgó Natural Park. Many include tasting local products. In addition to a walk in the historic center of the city, you cannot miss a visit to its castle which is more than 2000 years old or a visit to the fishing district of Baix La Mar and the marina. At lunchtime, you can find many seafood products like its delicious red shrimps (try visiting the fish market). There you will find the 3 Michelin star restaurant of the famous chef Quique Dacosta. It is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the Spanish Mediterranean. It has an extraordinary range of services and a lively port, especially in summer, thanks to the road that connects the peninsula to the famous island of Ibiza.
All this makes Denia one of the favorite places for buyers and investors to invest and enjoy a house on the coast and therefore its wide real estate offer, especially apartments very close to the beach.

JAVEA
Javea is a perfect combination of sea and mountains and offers views and viewpoints so magical that you will never want to leave. Cape San Antonio has movie cliffs and from there you can take amazing photos. Spending the day on its magnificent beaches (like El Arenal) and coves (like Granadella or Portitxol) is always a pleasure. Additionally, you can enjoy fresh fish in restaurants near the port or sign up for a boat or kayak tour to see different capes and caves and swim in crystal clear waters. During a stroll through its medieval old town, you will see whitewashed houses with stone doors, windows and balconies, wander through lanes adorned with plants and stop at different shops and restaurants.

Jávea is one of the most exclusive areas of Costa Blanca North and has become one of the places chosen by residents with high purchasing power.
The level of services and the real estate offer in Jávea are marked by exclusivity. Detached villas with spectacular sea views are one of the most sought-after commodities, although there is also a significant range of apartments and townhouses in more urban areas.

MORAIRA
Moraira is a picturesque Mediterranean town, located between Calpe and Jávea, which stands out for its natural beaches and coves with crystal clear waters.
It is a traditional fishing port, around which its 8 kilometers of coastline extend, with fine sandy beaches like El Portet or L'Ampolla, and small coves like Andragó or Cap Blanc. Its waters, washed by the Mediterranean, are excellent for practicing water sports such as sailing or scuba diving for much of the year, as well as an ideal destination for hiking enthusiasts with marked trails and routes. which offer beautiful views of the bay. The landscapes, typically Mediterranean, are characterized by pine trees and vineyards. Many sporting events are organized in Moraira.

Exclusive urbanizations full of luxury villas make up the majority of Moraria's real estate offering. One of the favorite locations for high-end clients looking for a special place for their home on the coast.
Moraira offers its residents security, services, good weather and fabulous panoramic views of the Mediterranean.

CALPE
It is one of the most beautiful towns on the Costa Blanca and its great symbol is the Peñón de Ifach, a mythical mountain next to the highest cliff in the Mediterranean. There is a route to climb to its summit and enjoy the impressive views. Other landscapes that will also surprise you are those of its salt pans (where you can observe birds like the flamingo) or the nearby Sierra de Oltà.
Several civilizations have crossed Calpe over the centuries and its testimonies are numerous: its beautiful old town, monuments like the Torre de la Peça or the Roman site of Baños de la Reina.
The coast of Calpe is dotted with very good quality beaches and coves, which have been the summer refuge of thousands of people and personalities in recent years.
Tourism has transformed a town dedicated to fishing with three marinas, fishing ports and its traditional fish market, into one of the main centers of residential tourism on the Costa Blanca. This is confirmed by its impressive offer of services and houses by the sea. From apartments to the most exclusive individual villas, the buyer of a house on the coast is spoiled for choice.

ALTEA
If you are looking for peace and quiet, Altea is your place. It is called the "dome of the Mediterranean", because the structure of the church and its blue dome stand out from afar. Altea is considered by many to be the most beautiful town on the Costa Blanca
Its old town with cobbled streets, white flowered houses and charming viewpoints. Its bohemian air has made Altea a refuge for artists seeking inspiration in the beauty and luminosity of the Mediterranean.
Altea also stands out for its pebble beaches where you can spend a whole day in the sun. A visit to its promenade, the fishing port and the yacht club cannot be missed either. At lunchtime, among its typical dishes, you can order anchovy paella or arroz del senyoret. It is on the banks of the coast that the supply of new coastal housing is concentrated, in particular apartments very close to the beach.
5 km from the city center is Altea Hills, a high-end residential area which has a 5-star hotel and its own golf course.
In Altea Hills there is an exclusive real estate offer, mainly focused on independent luxury apartments and villas.