The area classed as North Costa Blanca is one of the most popular holiday destinations for a very good reason. There is something there for everyone.

Whatever you require from your perfect holiday destination, whether it be beaches, shopping, entertainment, a lifestyle of luxury, plenty of nightlife or quiet culture and countryside, you will find it somewhere in North Costa Blanca.

One of the areas major benefit is its climate which guarantees around 320 days of sunshine a year, and of course what you want with 320 days of sunshine are some of the best beaches in the world on which to enjoy them and north Costa Blanca has just that. From quiet isolated coves to the thriving beaches of the popular holiday resorts North Costa Blanca has a huge amount of blue flag beaches for you to enjoy.

For those with children (and those without) who have finally tired of the beach, the area has a wealth of theme parks, watersports and other attractions to keep even the youngest and most demanding of us entertained, while the many varieties of restaurants, bars and nightclubs will undoubtedly appeal to those still around when the youngest and most demanding of us have gone to bed.

Situated on the east coast, the province of the Costa Blanca is possibly one of the most beautiful regions of Spain. With an average of 315 days of sunshine per year superb sandy beaches and a landscape that ranges from the mountainous yet relatively green regions of the north, scattered with orange groves and olive trees, to the much flatter drier plains of the south famed for its palm gardens and salt flats.

The Costa Blanca is still much less developed and not as hectic or crowded as the Costa del Sol, yet with miles of sandy beaches, beautiful scenery and plenty of attractions and activities including a huge range of golf courses, it still contains everything that both the holidaymaker and the permanent resident could want.

A wide choice of lifestyles are available in the region as found in the many communities, from the vibrant modern towns of Alicante and Torrevieja where the pace is much like any modern city (if a little more relaxed), to the myriad of small rural communities where life carries on much as it has for generations.

Valencia, caressed by the Mediterranean boasts sunny coasts and all year round warm temperatures, an ideal destination for either a second home or a permanent move to pain. Valencia is known as "The City of Light" thanks to its 2,600 hours of Sun per year

The Moorish heritage is clear from the traditional handicraft arts and the cultivation of oranges and rice. Valencia is one of the largest cities in Spain and can also be one of the liveliest.

Valencia offers a diverse cultural life and attracts many important commercial fairs and events. All this has produced a very dynamic and economically lively city. Valencia was also the home city of "El Cid" a national hero of Spain, who fought against the Authorties. Many traditional customs and festivals in the region serve as reminders of this connection.

Valencia's sunny beaches merit a separate mention. The high quality standards, infrastructure, and level of service have made them famous throughout the World. On more that 100 km of coastline a large number of seaside towns have been awarded the distinguished European Blue Flag. This distinctive internationally recognised symbol guarantees quality, high standards, beaches in good conditions, and the use of facilities for the many visitors and residents.

Due to Valencia, long ago, deciding to embrace tourism as its major sector it has become the regions leaders in the industry, this is reflected in the hotels, restaurants, discotheques, bars, sports facilities etc, something for just about everyone to enjoy.

The Costa Almeria is one of the eight regions of Andalucia in southern Spain and has in its history been ruled over by both the Roman and the Moorish empires. Nowhere is this more dramatically shown than in the architecture of the area, from the splendour of its sparkling whitewashed towns to the unique style of its cave houses.
Famed for its miles of beautiful unspoiled beaches and rugged landscape, Almeria has so far seen little of the development that has gone on in the Costa del Sol and Costa Blanca. It is only recently that this area has seen an upsurge in the growth of new properties.

The Costa del Sol is certainly one of the most sought after places on the entire Spanish coast. Considering the climate, the beautiful scenery and the wide ranging choice of lifestyles on offer its not surprising that celebrities, successful professionals, retirees and indeed anyone who wants a little bit of extra luxury and glamour in their lives find it here.

The Costa del Sol has been a popular holiday destination for most of the 20th century. The western side particularly became synonymous with the idea of the ‘holiday in the sun’ and the 1960’s and 70’s produced a boom in tourism that put the Costa del Sol on the map as one of the holiday destinations, a reputation that it still enjoys to this day.

A little further east along the coast the Marbella region was also starting to see a boom, but it’s rise to fame as a ‘place to be seen’ came mainly after Prince Alfonso founded the Marbella Club in 1959 and after the building of the Puerto Banus marina and property development. This naturally attracted the cream of high society and subsequently a host of top quality golf clubs, high class shopping centers, clubs, restaurants, casinos and luxury hotels to accommodate the needs of some of the worlds most wealthy and influential people.

As you would expect the quality of property in these areas is exceptional and if your in the market for a top of the range luxury villa then this is the place for you.

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