Town guides, beaches, events, and practical local knowledge across 200km of coastline — written by people who actually live here.
Costa Blanca Digital is the English-language guide to Alicante province’s coast — over 200km of Mediterranean coastline running from Dénia in the north to Pilar de la Horadada in the south. We cover 12 towns in depth, from Spain’s biggest resort skyline in Benidorm to quiet hillside villages like Benissa, with practical guides on beaches, events, food, and what it’s actually like to live here — not just what to see on a weekend trip.
Costa Blanca North is mountainous and dramatic — coves, hillside villages, and higher property prices, from Dénia down to Benidorm. Costa Blanca South is flatter and more affordable, with longer beaches and Spain’s largest expat communities around Torrevieja and Orihuela Costa.
Just 8km inland from Benidorm, La Nucía built its identity around sport — an Olympic stadium, an NBA-branded…
Altea’s Ca Joan just placed 46th on Europe’s 50 Best Steak Restaurants list for 2026 — the only…
Alicante’s answer to the Caminito del Rey — a narrow walkway bolted to a cliff above the Amadorio…
A five-hectare Mediterranean garden near Dénia and Jávea, with over 700 plant species, trencadís mosaic sculptures and a…
A 70-metre cave chamber, a 1,209 m summit and hundreds of climbing routes — Cabezón de Oro, inland…
Eight small villages, a ruined feudal castle and terraces that turn white with cherry blossom each March —…
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