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Guardamar del Segura combines long beaches with dunes, pinewoods and a surprisingly layered past. This guide helps you choose a beach, explore the town and plan a stay on the southern Costa Blanca. At a glance Guardamar is a relaxed coastal base near the Segura River mouth. Walk the dunes on marked paths, visit Reina … Read more

Murcia is an inland city in southeastern Spain with a walkable historic centre, an elaborate cathedral and a lively market culture. It is the capital of the Region of Murcia, not a beach resort, although the Mediterranean coast is reachable as a separate excursion. For a first visit, focus on the cathedral quarter, the streets … Read more

Alicante (in Catalan Alacant) is the largest and most important city on the Costa Blanca and something like its unofficial capital. Alicante itself has only a little more than 300,000 inhabitants, but the city is the metropolis of the populous province Alicante with approximately 1.8 million inhabitants. For the visitor, Alicante has some interesting sightseeings … Read more

El Campello is a coastal town north of Alicante that combines an accessible beach, a promenade, a small harbour and historic remains near the shore. Its location makes it practical for travellers who want a beach base with easy outings along the Costa Blanca. The town is not a miniature version of Benidorm: its appeal … Read more

Dénia combines an old town and ferry port with sandy beaches to the north, rocky coves to the south and the Montgó mountain behind. It makes an excellent Costa Blanca base if you choose the right part of town for your trip. At a glance Stay near the centre for restaurants and ferries, Les Marines … Read more

Gandia is a useful choice for a Valencia region holiday if you want both a real town and a beach resort. The historic centre lies inland, while Platja de Gandia has the seafront hotels, a long sandy beach and a different summer rhythm. Understanding that separation is the key to choosing where to stay. You … Read more

Villajoyosa, also called La Vila Joiosa, is a coastal town between Alicante and Benidorm. Colourful houses face its central beach, while a fishing tradition and a long association with chocolate give it a character distinct from larger resorts. You can visit for a few hours by tram, but an overnight stay allows you to see … Read more

Terra Mitica in Benidorm (Spain) is one of the largest theme parks in Europe. The focus of the theme park is on rides such as giant roller coasters, white-water rides and drop towers as well as replicas of ancient buildings and cities around the Mediterranean. The park is divided into five zones. These are: ancient … Read more

In this article are visitor info for Mundomar water zoo and theme park in Benidorm. Mundomar is an adventure park in Benidorm on the Costa Blanca in Spain. The theme park focuses on animals that live in the water – especially mammals such as dolphins and seals. Besides there are birds (emphasis parrots) and other … Read more

The Terra Natura Park in the Spanish city of Benidorm is a private zoo with many interesting animals and attractions. Terra Natura is more than just an animal park – it is a modern zoo experience park. Here not only animals are displayed in enclosures – also the landscape, the plants and the buildings in … Read more