Tag: Costa Blanca

If you like your Spanish holidays with a bit more Mediterranean charm and a bit less lads-on-tour chaos, Moraira might just be your place. Tucked neatly between Calpe and Javea, Moraira Spain is the quiet, more upmarket cousin of Benidorm, favoured by retirees, families, and ex-pats who like tapas but…

Tucked away behind the bustling beachfront and gleaming skyscrapers of the Costa Blanca, Calpe Old Town Spain offers a striking contrast—a quiet, timeless enclave where traditional Spanish life continues at its own pace. Wandering through the labyrinth of narrow, whitewashed streets, adorned with flowering balconies and vibrant murals, visitors find…

If you’ve spent too long on the Costa Blanca coast dodging inflatable flamingos and full English breakfasts, Benissa is like a cold beer in a shaded plaza. This is a place where you’re not listening to all different English accents, babbling on about cricket, football and politics, while wondering where…

Let’s be honest—most people coming on holiday to the Costa Blanca never make it past the beaches and bars of Benidorm, Alicante, or Calpe. But if you fancy swapping flip-flops for walking boots and sangria for a plate of hearty mountain stew, then let me introduce you to Tàrbena—one of…