The Costa Blanca is renowned for its breathtaking coastline, its attractive property prices, its comfortable lifestyle and its favoured climate.
But what sets the North apart from the South ? Why is investing in property on the Costa Blanca North such an excellent idea ?
Costa Blanca North : a mountainous setting with sea views
Costa Blanca North and South each offer a strikingly contrasting environment. While the South offers wider open spaces, the North is dotted with mountains and verdant valleys. Adding to this exceptional landscape are vineyards, almond groves, orange-tree valleys and white-sand coastlines that create a spectacular sense of relief.
With these cliffs running along the coast, property on the Costa Blanca North offers many homes in mountain areas with sea views that are quite simply spectacular. Everything you need to make the most of your second home.
The gems of the Costa Blanca North
Investing in the Costa Blanca North is a strategic choice. In addition to enjoying a lush environment yourself, you can also let out your second home in areas that are hugely popular with tourists. Indeed, this part of Spain is brimming with activities and things to see:
Altea
A seaside town, Altea rises on a hillside with the sublime mountains of the "Sierra Bernia" as its backdrop. Regarded as the prettiest town on the Costa Blanca, its historic centre, with cobbled streets and whitewashed houses, holds several remains from the Roman and Moorish eras.
Benidorm
Thanks to its energy and its modern infrastructure, Benidorm is one of the most sought-after towns among tourists on the Costa Blanca. A wide range of activities is on offer, such as golf, tennis, spas, leisure parks and the marina, where you can take part in water sports. A very lively town, whose many fine-sand beaches are worthy of a postcard.
Benissa
Strongly marked by that contrast so typical of the Costa Blanca, Benissa offers you, on one side, many idyllic coves where you can enjoy various water sports in their crystal-clear waters.
On the other side, the mountainous landscape lends itself to hiking trails between the mountains and hills.
Calpe
The "el Peñon de Ifach" rock, the highest on the Mediterranean coast (332 metres tall), atop which the town of Calpe rises, is the symbol of the region. This exceptional natural site enjoys an incredible bay, with several beaches and coves of transparent waters, notably El Penyal, Las Bassetes and El Racó.
Denia
The town of Denia has a port with a wide choice of activities. This spot connects to the island of Ibiza. All you need to enjoy, especially in summer, a vibrant, colourful atmosphere.