Costa Blanca in Spain and Cumbre del Sol

The Costa Blanca is situated on the east coast of the Iberian Peninsula, between the towns of Denia, to the north, and El Pilar de la Horadada, to the south. Its wonderful geographical, climatic and social characteristics have made it the most attractive coast in the country and of the whole Mediterranean arch.

Due to its superb natural features, outlined in previous sections, the Costa Blanca has evolved in a spectacular way during the past thirty years, the coast being populated with residential villas, hundreds of hotels, thousands of restaurants, hundreds of night clubs, thousands of shops and all kinds of businesses related to tourism and to the improvement of the infrastructure in the area.

It now has two international airports, located in Alicante and Valencia, and further to the south, in San Javier, Murcia’s airport also provides an alternative option for international flights due to its proximity; motorways, roads, hospitals, clinics, churches, schools, universities and yachting harbours.

Industrial activities in all sectors have flourished and farming and fishing has increased, with the existence of a great amount of fish farms off the Alicante coast, breeding species such as sea bream and sea bass, both noted for the delicacy of their flesh and delicious flavour.

The Costa Blanca is surrounded by towns that any self-respecting tourist cannot fail to visit and which constitute obligatory routes for innumerable tourist destinations of any nationality.

Highlighting the towns of Alicante, Campello, Villajoyosa, Benidorm , Altea, Calpe, Benissa, Moraira, Benitachell, Jávea and Dénia, towns where millions of people live and enjoy their holidays.