Destinations

for those who love the seaside, promenades along the beach, or enjoying a cocktail

Discover gems of Arabian and baroque architecture as you wander the streets of Elche, admire the Santa María basilica, La Gloriete Plaza, and the stunning palm tree grove “El Palmeral”.

The “Palmeral de Elche” is one of the largest palm tree gardens in the world, recognized as UNESCO world heritage since 2000. The crowining jewl is the Royal Palm Tree (Palmera Imperial), which resembles a candelabra with its seven trunks.

Calblanque is a remote beach surrounded by verdant hills filled with local wildlife, where hiking trails take you through untamed nature.

The nature park Salinas y Arenales at San Pedro Del Pinatar is a protected  nature area of 2250 acres with many  hiking and biking trails. You can almost always admire flamingos here. Lo Pagan is also known for its mud baths.

The golf course is “par 72” and 6.277 meters long. It offers the golfer a play area of the highest sport standards and is distinguished by its beauty and nature.

Cartagena has a lively city center with numerous cultural attractions. Those who love archeology can indulge in the Roman Museum with the splendid amphitheater. In the Calle Mayor you can admire the impressive façades of ‘the Casino’, ‘Cervantes’, ‘Gran Hotel’ and the ‘Palacio Consistorial-Town Hall’. The harbor invites for a terrace.

The plaza Cardenal Belluga is a beautiful square with the Cathedral de Santa Maria and the Palacio Episcopal. Discover the old historic city center from here. You can enjoy a drink or tapas at one of the many interior squares!

This beautiful nature park can be visited by well-marked walking and cycling routes. It is remarkable that the northern lake at La Mata is rather blue-green in color and the southern lake is pink.

During your stay on the Costa Blanca, you can also visit the mountainous interior. The medieval village and the former fortress of Guadalest are built on a steep rock. Especially the bell tower on the top of the rock is a beautiful picture! But perhaps even more beautiful is the view of the emerald-green reservoir and the Guadalest valley.

Casco Antiguo is the historical part of the city of Alicante and lies between the Rambla Méndez Núñez, the mountain Monte Benacantil and the beach. Sights include the Basilica Santa Bárbara, Palacio Maisonnave, the Teatro Principal, Plaza Ayuntamiento and the Mercado Central. During a walk you will be surprised by the beauty of small squares, narrow streets and authentic buildings.