Find details of Tourist Attractions & Places to Visit - Costa Blanca, Spain.
Including Theme Parks, Water Parks and popular places to visit.
Visit this page for details of how to book your visit to The Peñon d'Ifach / Calpe Rock - one of the most famous sights along the Costa Blanca coastline and also a protected Natural Park. If you are looking to climb Calpe Rock, you need to book an appointment on the official website.
Valencia is Spain's third largest city and a popular destination for a day out from Calpe, Moraira and Javea. With it's wonderful mixture of history, modern architecture, plazas, cathedral and attractions, click here and plan your trip to Valencia.
Explore the Costa Blanca by train using TRAM d’Alacant, with connections to Dénia, Calpe, Altea, Benidorm and Alicante. For visitors staying in Moraira, the journey starts with getting to a railway station, usually inland at Teulada. This guide explains the routes, how to plan your connections, where to check fares and what to consider before setting off on a day trip.
Looking for things to do in Moraira? From swimming at El Portet and exploring Moraira Castle to browsing the Friday market and walking to Cap d’Or, this Costa Blanca town offers plenty of ways to enjoy your holiday. Our guide brings together beaches, family activities, live music and nearby watersports, with relevant visitor tips and links to more information. Most suggestions are in Moraira or Teulada, while Las Antípodas and Oceana offer outings to nearby Les Basetes.
See our guide to the Top 5 Attractions and Family Days Out on the Costa Blanca. The Costa Blanca is a popular holiday destination for families, and there are a great choice of attractions to keep the kids happy. From splashing around in a waterpark to admiring the natural beauty of a natural waterfall, from horse riding in Benissa to go karting in Javea, there are plenty of attractions and Family Days Out that will keep both parents and children happy.
Climbing the Peñón de Ifach requires a free individual reservation for the official Red Route. The walk begins relatively gently, but conditions change after the tunnel, where polished rock, steep sections and exposed paths make the route considerably more difficult. This practical guide explains how to reserve, what footwear to wear, rules for children and dogs, parking, weather warnings and easier alternatives if the summit route is unsuitable or fully booked.
If you are looking for things to do with the family in Calpe, take a visit to FAMILY PARK. Open every day at 18:30, FAMILY PARK is an amusement park offering fairground rides for all the family. Find the park at Av de los Ejércitos Españoles (next to the Salinas).
The mouth of the Algar River in Altea is a coastal wetland and natural habitat that is popular with bird watchers - it is the key location for the annual migration of more than 100 species of birds.
Las Cuevas de las Calaveras Benidoleig - The Cave of the Skulls - offers a great day out for all the family. Discover stalactites, stalagmites, fossils and more in these caves that are over 900 metres in length. The caves were named after an 17th century expedition led to the discovery of the remains of 12 people. Visit the caves to experience an atmosphere of peace & tranquility.
The Alicante Esplanade is a perfect destination for both locals and tourists who wish to take a leisurely stroll with beautiful sea views, indulge in local culinary delights, and enjoy a lively and dynamic environment.
Discover the Canelobre Caves - a mesmerising natural wonder boasting stunning geological formations and a rich history. The cool, dimly lit caverns hold a breathtaking array of stalactites, stalagmites, and towering limestone columns that create an otherworldly landscape well worth visiting.
The museum is located in the historic centre of Javea in a building known as 'la casa-palau de Antoni Banyuls' (the palace of Antoni Banyuls). It is one of the towns most important historic buildings, now housing a large permanent exhibition alongside temporary ones.
Aqualandia Water Park is located in Benidorm, Spain and offers a wide variety of water slides and attractions for the whole family, Visiting Aqualandia Benidorm promises fun, excitement, and relaxation for visitors of all ages, making it a top destination for tourists and locals alike.
The Fonts Algar waterfalls are a must place to visit on the Costa Blanca, Spain. Las Fuentes Del Algar is a natural beautyspot that attracts thousands of visitors over the Summer months.
Complete with gorgeous sand and rolling waves, Calpe's 1.5km Promenade is the perfect place to go on a stroll. There are plenty of bars and restaurants along the panoramic seafront, and the iconic Peñon d'Ifach makes for a beautiful backdrop.
A visit to Calpe Port and Marina should be high up on your list of places to visit in Calpe. Enjoy a relaxing stroll around the fishing harbour, visit the fish market and auction, a walk at the foot of Calpe Rock, sunbathe on the beach, shop at the local market stalls, and enjoy the best choice of Seafood restaurants in Calpe.
El Castell de Guadalest, or simply Guadalest, is a beautiful historic mountain village on the Costa Blanca. Only accessible through a 15 foot tunnel known as the Portal de San Jose, the village has a charming feel to it.
Discover Barranco de l'Encantada, a beautiful natural spot near the charming village of Planes that boasts picturesque views and instills a deep-seated serenity.
Moraira Castle, also known as Castillo de Moraira, is a distinctive seafront landmark beside L’Ampolla Beach. Built to defend the coast against pirate attacks, this compact fortress adds a little history to a day exploring the town. Admire its unusual shape, discover the exhibition described by the official tourism guide, or combine an exterior visit with a beach walk and lunch nearby. Here is what to know before visiting Moraira Castle.
Playa del Albir is a stunning Blue Flag beach destination on the Costa Blanca renowned for its crystal-clear waters, scenic promenade, and tranquil ambiance. Albir Beach offers pristine pebbly shores ideal for sunbathing and a variety of water sports for the more active visitor.
Cap de la Nau (or Cabo de la Nao) literally means 'Cape of the Ship' in Spanish. It is a headland located in the southernmost point of Javea municipality.
Located at the southern end of Calpe, Mirador Monte Toix will reward you with breathtaking views of of Cumbre del Sol, Calpe, Altea, Benidorm, and even Ibiza on clear days.
El Barrio de Santa Cruz is located in the old town of Alicante, Spain.It is famous for its picturesque streets, steep pathways, and proximity to significant landmarks, making it a prominent and charming part of Alicante. This historic neighbourhood is part of the larger Casco Antiguo (Old Town) area and is easily accessible from the city centre.
Albir Lighthouse is a must-visit destination on the edge of the stunning Sierra Helada Natural Park, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the Mediterranean coastline as well as a fascinating exhibition on the lighthouse's history. It is also famous for its walk, which showcases the surrounding area to its fullest beauty.
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