Altea & Villajoyosa

Let’s discover Altea, the most photographed town of the Costa Blanca and another one that is also in Costa Blanca, Villajoyosa.
Two beautiful and attractive villages that offer you wonderful views of the sea and nature and narrow streets to get lost and enjoy the culture and local food.

If you like to see the reddish colors of the sunset reflected in the waves of the sea, you can not miss this beautiful visit that will leave you speechless.

ALTEA

Let’s discover Altea, the most photographed town of the Costa Blanca. This town will leave you speechless thanks to its beauty and fascination: here you will pass between white houses and buildings, twisted alleys and staircases. Crossing all these narrow streets and getting lost in them, you will reach the Church of Nuestra Señora del Consuelo, which rises above Altea: a building symbol of the town, with a blue tiled roof, which creates a unique contrast with the little houses and the white streets. Here you can get fantastic views from the viewpoint of the Cronistas de España and admire the wonderful lively square full of shops. In addition, you cannot miss the Portal Vell viewpoint, a balcony with endless views of the Mediterranean Sea and the majestic Peñón de Ifach.
Of course you also have to stroll along the promenade of Altea, relax on its beaches and bathe in its crystal clear waters.

VILLAJOYOSA

In Costa Blanca we will discover another gem, Villajoyosa. This is one of the most beautiful villages of Alicante, whose history dates back to Roman times, which will give everyone a wonderful day on the best beaches, and tasting a rich seafood cuisine. As you enter this beautiful coastal town you will feel as if you are walking in a rainbow of colours, thanks to the characteristic colourful houses in the old town. Walking through the narrow streets of Villajoyosa you can’t miss the magnificent Town Hall building, and the Church-Fortress of the Assumption. Moreover, the old town, as you can visit, was the site of the defensive works of the Barbary pirates who roamed the Mediterranean in the 16th century.