• Benidorm
  

  
  Benidorm is the party capital of the Costa Blanca with an estimated more than 1000 bars and night clubs.
  
  

• Castle of Santa Barbara
  

  
  On the top of Mount Benacantil in Alicante there is one of the largest medieval fortresses in Spain, built in the ninth century by Muslims. The castle has an amazing view of town and harbour. If you feel fit, the walk from Plaza de Carmen is a sight in itself, through some narrow winding streets. If not, there is an elevator in the core of Mount Benacantil itself.
  
  

• Terra Mitica
  

  
  Terra Mitica is located by the Benidorm hills on the Costa Blanca. Alongside the water sports park Aqualandia it is a full service amusement park for the entire family to enjoy. Terra Mitica is among the biggest and most visited theme parks in all of Spain,
  
  

• Montgo
  

  
  The mountain of Montgó is a mountain between Denia and Javea with a height of 753m (2,470feet). It is possible to climb to the top of Montgó from all sides. The excursion leads through numerous eco-systems: stony terrain, croplands, pine forests and scrub land. From the summit there are magnificent views of the coast and the sea and on a clear day, Ibiza can be seen.
  
  

• Costa Blanca
  

  
  Costa Blanca is decidedly a spectacular part of Spain in terms of nature, beaches and culture. With several clean and immaculate beaches dipping into the crystal clear Mediterranean sea, flat fructuous valleys and plenty of charming villages buzzing with traditional Spanish cultural events.
  
  

• Guadalest
  

  
  Guadalest is a mountainous village built in a truly unique style into the actual mountain sides. The picturesque village attracts thousands of tourist wishing to see the ancient buildings glued to the peaks of narrow mountains and habitats built into the caves of steep mountain sides
  
  

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