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The Ministry of Industry, Tourism and Commerce operates the Official Spanish Tourism website which is translated into a number of languages including English:.

Where To Stay

From the famous Paradors, which are a state owned chain of hotels usually located in historical buildings, to self-catering holiday accommodation directly on the seafront, you can find out about various types of accommodation available to you on the Costa Blanca from: Holiday Accommodation in Spain

Tourist Office Contacts

 The staff at most tourist offices speak English. They are usually very helpful with all tourism questions as well as questions on public transport and more. If you're in need of some help, they're always worth asking. 

Official local tourism authorities have comprehensive websites in English providing much useful information for a tourist to the region 

The main Tourist offices are:

  • Benidorm Tourist Office
    At
    : Avenida Martínez Alejos 16, 03501 Benidorm
    Tel: 965 851 311
    Fax: 966 808 858
    e-mail
  • Alicante Tourist Office
    At
    : Avenida. Rambla Mendez Nuñez, 23, 03002 Alicante
    Tel: 965 200 000
    Fax: 965 200 243
    e-mail
  • Valencia Tourist Office
    At: Calle Poeta Querol, s/n (Bajos Teatro Principal), 46002 Valencia
    Tel: 963 514 907
    Fax: 963 519 927
    e-mail 
  • Regional Tourism Office of Murcia
    At: Plaza Julián Romea, 4, 30001 Murcia
    Tel: 902 101 070
    Fax: 968 277 742
    e-mail
    Website
Airports in Costa Blanca
Costa Blanca Web Portals
Beaches

Costa Blanca has an easy to use searchable database of beaches. 

  • Select a region that interests you to see photos of the beaches on that stretch of coast and find further information about the cleanliness of the beach and more: Click here 
  • Murcia Touristica has details on the beaches with pages of information on each: Click here then select "The Region" then "Coast" 
  • To find which of the beaches have been awarded the Blue Flag for cleanliness see: Blue Flag (Spain)
Peñon de Ifach

The Peñon de Ifach is the site of Spain's smallest natural Park. The Peñon de Ifach is a distinctive rock which stands 322m high adjacent to Calpe. It is an incredibly popular destination for climbers and stands out as the pinnacle of any climbing holiday in the Costa Blanca. The rock is also popular with bird-watchers visiting the colonies of seabirds which live on the rock. 

The Moors knew the rock as the "Northern" rock with Gibraltar being the "Southern" one. It is joined to the mainland by a narrow sandy path and can be ascended in about an hour via the pathway, which has been tunneled out of the rock. There are excellent from the summit, looking out in either direction along the Costa Blanca coast as well as inland to the hills and mountains, and on a clear day it is reported that you can see Ibiza!


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