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Located in City Centre - Benidorm
by Robert Carlten The Costa Blanca, Spain is synonymous to sun and fun in the coastal area of the Mediterranean Sea. This belongs to the Province of Alicante, starting in the town of Denia and reaching to Pilar de la Horadada or Torrevieja as the last important town in the province, and part of the Community of Valencia. As the name tells us, the White Coast is thanks to all the white, clean sandy beaches that are at your disposal to enjoy such as Javea, Moraira, Altea, Benidorm, Guardamar and Torrevieja. Lets take a closer look at some of these fantastic holiday spots. Each village is considered to be someones favourite because it has something extra special that will tickle your fancy! Javea on the east iberian peninsula Javea is found about 90 kilometres from Alicante and a little over 100 km. from Valencia city. Both of these cities have international airports which make travel very easy. When you look at the map of Spain, the highway A-7 connects Javea to the rest of Europe with exit ramps at Ondara no. 62 or at Benissa no. 63. Found near the landmark of the mountain peak Montgo, Javea is rich in natural landscapes, beautifully cared for beaches and a World Heritage history which has given Javea some of its most interesting cultural and traditional past times. Bullfighting in the streets - You might have always thought that you would have to buy expensive tickets to get a good seat in the bullring, but in the summer time, it is very popular here to bring the bulls out into the streets. The young lads who are or will be 18 years old make all the plans for this traditional show. They block off a series of streets and at the end of one of them, a makeshift corral to enclose the bulls is installed. The idea behind this is for the young lads to show how brave they are once they have become young men. Sounds prehistoric, doesnt it? On some occasions at night, rags, which have been soaked in petrol, are tied to the bulls horns and then lit up. The young fellows once again try to defy these brave bulls. The Raisin Market - This activitiy was transcendental in Javeas past. In summer, the majority of the local people go to their country villa homes not far from the town centre where they harvest grapes. Harvesting grapes is a very long and hard process, using part of the moscatel grapes characteristic in this area for making raisins. The grapes, once they have been cut, are taken to the scolding bins where they go through a mixture of water and boiling saltwort which cracks the grapes skin so that they dry quicker. Javea was a great exporter and became internationally known, bringing an economical growth to this area. So in the market there are many products which now include raisins. Count on Alicante Either starting from the north of the province and having flown into the Valencia airport in Manises or directly to the south, into the Altet airport in Alicante, your travel plans can be completed with no sweat. The Altet airport is only 10 kilometers from Alicante city, having incredible connections with other fantastic countries all over Europe like England, Ireland, Swedan, Denmark and Germany to just mention a few. From the airport to the city, you have public buses which cost 1 euro and run hourly, taxis or car rentals. Many of the hotels have mini buses which also pick up clients when having been booked beforehand. If you are to go to Benidorm for your holiday first, there are buses which cost 6 euros, running all week. At almost any time of the day, you can go back to Alicante to spend a fun day there visiting the Mendez Nunez Promenade for hand made crafts, any of the many museums or choose a special date like in June for the famous Saint Johns Fire Festival or the Saint Faz - Jesuss Face-Pilgrimage which is usually two weeks after Easter. And still travelling south without leaving the Costa Blanca is Guardamar and Torrevieja, both sea shore towns, with their own history, specialty cuisine and traditions. Even though the Costa Blanca in Spain seems to take up a large extension of land, if you plan your days carefully, looking at exactly where you wish to visit on you first holiday on a good map, you can surely immerse yourself into the charming Costa Blanca rhythym. About The Author... You can find Robert Carlten the author over at his website at www.alicante-spain.com where he helps tourists and business travellers with hands on information on cities around this coast of Spain. With detailed reports on cities like Benidorm Altea or Torrevieja he has become a contributor to various online sources.
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Aigües
Alcalali
Alcocer de Planes
Alcoy (Alcoi)
Alfafara
Alguena
Almoradi
Almudaina
Balones
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Benasau
Beneixama
Beniarbeig
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Benifato
Benigembla
Benijofar
Benilloba
Benillup
Benimantell
Benimarfull
Benimassot
Benimeli
Benitachell (Poble Nou de Benitatxell)
Bigastro
Bolulla
Callosa d'En Sarria
Campo de Mirra - El Camp de Mirra
Canada
Castell de Castells
Cocentaina
Confrides
Cox
El Rafol d'Almunia
El Verger
El Verger
Facheca
Famorca
Formentera del Segura
Gaianes
Gorga
Granja de Rocamora
Hondon de las Nieves
Ibi
Jacarilla
Jijona (Xixona)
L'Alqueria d'Asnar
La Romana
La Vall d'Alcala
La Vall de Laguar
Millena
Monover (Spanish Monovar)
Muro de Alcoy
Mutxamel
Ondara
Onil
Orxeta
Penaguila
Petrer
Planes
Quatretondeta
Redovan
Sagra
San Miguel des Salinas (Sant Miquel de les Salines)
San Vicente del Raspeig (Sant Vicent del Raspeig)
Sanet y Negrals
Sant Isidro
Sant Joan d'Alacant
Tarbena
Tollos
Torremanzanas (La Torre de les Macanes)
Vall de Ebo
Vall de Gallinera
Villajoyosa (La Vila Joiosa)
Villena
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Total Care Spain - Property Management and Maintenance in Benitachell (Poble Nou de Benitatxell)Property Management and Maintenance for your villa or apartment on the Costa Blanca in Spain.
Villas and Apartments for Sale in Javea in Javea (Xabia)Giles Walker Properties are situated in the Port of Javea, they have a wide variety of property for Sale in Javea and the surrounding areas such as Moraria and Benitachell.
Euro Náutica Calpe S.L. in Calpe (Calp)For many years, their reputation has been built on supplying quality brand boats from the USA and from Canada. They are proud to represent the ELAN shipyard, which is renowned for it's sailing boats, importing boats under an exclusive agency arrangement.
Their recent affiliation with Genmar, the largest boat manufacturing association in the USA, enhances their product range further.
Casitas Miraflor - Property for Sale in Denia in DeniaEstablished 10 years ago, Casitas Miraflor is located in the centre of the village of Els Poblets, which is just 7km from Denia. Their multi-lingual team can offer both professional and friendly and assistance to ensure your complete satisfaction.
If you are looking for property for sale in Denia or the surrounding area, they can provide you with the very best professional support , which includes competitive financing if required, and the services of a fully qualified property conveyancer and solicitor.
Torrevieja Football Clubs original website in TorreviejaThe ‘Torry Army’ of FC Torrevieja are proud of their close proximity to residents, and they consider that they are the bridge between the supporters and FC Torrevieja. Over the last five years, they have become the main supporting arm for the club, and have taken responsibility for the majority of the club’s fundraising and public relations.
These efforts are channelled through the shop. This is located within the ‘Vicente Garcia’ Football Ground, and also through six additional retailing outlets. Their main office is managed by Pat and Alex Stewart, and it provides a convenient outlet for keeping the community abreast of the latest developments, and the purchase of club memorabilia, whilst .
