The landscape of the Costa Blanca is marked by the sea but also by the mountains that overlook it, such as Aitana and Puig Campana. The province of Alicante is one of the most mountainous in Spain.

More than 200 kilometres of coastline, full of beaches with calm waters and soft sands, countless hours of sunshine a year, a privileged climate and a gentle sea.

The province has a wide variety of Natural Parks, including coastal mountain ranges (Serra Gelada in Benidorm, the Peñón de Ifach in Calpe and the Montgó in Denia), inland mountain ranges (the Sierras de Mariola and the Font Roja, in Alcoy).

As for its nautical environment, the offer is made up of more than 20 marinas and marinas, 9,000 moorings and three Nautical Stations.

The seabed of the Costa Blanca is particularly rich and beautiful: places like L'Illa de Benidorm, or the Marine Reserves of Cabo de San Antonio and Tabarca, are an idyllic setting for diving enthusiasts.

Sailing, windsurfing, flysurfing, rowing, canoeing, water skiing, jet skis, catamarans and pleasure cruises are just some of the water sports that can be practised in the province of Alicante.

For golf enthusiasts, the Costa Blanca is a true paradise. One of the main international centres of reference for the practice of this sport all year round, thanks to its exceptional climate, with almost 300 days of sunshine, and its ease of access.

All this, together with its gastronomic culture, makes the Costa Blanca a unique and attractive place 365 days a year.