Alicante & Altea
Alicante, the second-largest city in the Valencian Community, offers a dynamic mix of modern and historic architecture, beautiful coastal views, and attractions such as the Santa Bárbara Castle. Alongside its vibrant port, the surrounding region features picturesque towns like Altea, known for its white houses and stunning Mediterranean scenery.
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Alicante & Altea
Alicante, with approximately 350,000 inhabitants, is the second most populated city in the Valencian Community. Situated near the Mediterranean Sea, it boasts a unique landscape shaped by the Benacantil Mountain, home to the iconic Santa Bárbara Castle, which offers sweeping views. The city's vibrant character is evident in the contrast between its historic neighborhoods and modern areas, along with a bustling port where visitors can relax along the Esplanade. Noteworthy landmarks include the Basilica of Santa María, the Co-cathedral of San Nicolás, and the city’s historic market. In addition to the city’s appeal, the province also highlights coastal towns such as Altea, a charming village perched on a hill. Known for its Gothic church and distinctive whitewashed houses with blue doors, Altea captivates visitors with its stunning views of the Mediterranean and the imposing Sierra de Bernia behind it. Both Alicante and its surrounding areas offer a perfect blend of culture, history, and natural beauty, making them attractive destinations for anyone seeking a Mediterranean experience.
Duration: 10-12 hours