The country and its people
The Costa Blanca, literally translated as “White Coast”, stretches along the Mediterranean coast in south-east Spain and is known for its stunning beaches, gleaming white villages and charming landscapes. This region, encompassed by the provinces of Alicante and Valencia, attracts millions of visitors from all over the world every year.
The locals, also known as “blanqueros”, are proud of their rich culture, which is a mixture of Spanish tradition and Mediterranean lifestyle. The coastal towns pulsate with activities in summer, from traditional festivals to modern events. The people here are known for their hospitality and love of socialising.
The landscape of the Costa Blanca is characterised by rolling hills, picturesque vineyards and fragrant orange groves. The charming towns and villages along the coast are home to historic sights, including Moorish fortresses, Gothic churches and lively markets that reflect the history and diversity of the region.
The cuisine of the Costa Blanca is a delicious fusion of fresh seafood, local vegetables and spicy flavours. Culinary highlights include paella, tapas and refreshing sangria, which can be enjoyed in the cosy restaurants and bars along the coast.
Whether you opt for a relaxing beach holiday, a cultural exploration tour or an active adventure, the Costa Blanca offers something special for every taste. With its mild climate, natural beauty and warm atmosphere, this region is a real gem on the Mediterranean.
