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8 Best Beaches in Costa Blanca

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Author: Polina Fedotova
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The Costa Blanca is one of the most famous and popular coastal regions of Spain, where thousands of tourists from different countries come every year for a beach holiday. In this collection we will tell you about the peculiarities of the beaches of the region.

Playa de San Juan

Playa de San Juan
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One of the most popular and spacious beaches in the region is considered to be San Juan in Alicante. Its wide coastline with soft sand, stretching for seven kilometers, creates excellent conditions for both relaxing holidays and active entertainment. Here you can go surfing, play beach volleyball, or enjoy a walk along the picturesque promenade, where there are cozy cafes and restaurants.

Playa de Poniente

Playa de Poniente
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Those who prefer quieter places should pay attention to Poniente Beach in Benidorm. Unlike the lively nearby Levante Beach, there is a more relaxed atmosphere here, and the long coastline allows you to find a secluded place to relax. Sunsets over the sea, which can be observed from the Poniente embankment, are the most beautiful on the coast.

Cala del Moraig

Cala del Moraig
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This small pebble beach, surrounded by high cliffs, is famous for its incredibly clear turquoise waters, which makes it an ideal place for snorkeling.

The main feature of Cala del Moraig is the stunning landscape, combining sharp cliffs, natural grottos, and sea caves. One of the most famous natural formations here is Cova dels Arcs, an underwater cave with arched vaults through which sunlight penetrates inside, creating fantastic iridescent colours in the water. This place is especially popular among divers and adventurers.

Playa de la Granadella

Playa de la Granadella
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Another gem of the Costa Blanca is La Granadella in Javea. This small pebble beach is famous for its picturesque scenery and emerald waters. Due to the sheltered location of the bay, there are practically no waves, which makes the place great for swimming, kayaking, and scuba diving. The water here is so clear that you can observe marine life directly from the surface.

Cala Ambolo

Cala Ambolo
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Surrounded by the azure waters of the Mediterranean Sea, Cala Ambolo is famous for its clear waters and rich underwater world. Snorkeling and diving enthusiasts can enjoy exploring the rocky bottom, watching colourful fish, starfish, and other sea creatures. There is no usual sandy surface here: the beach consists of small pebbles and stones, and the entry into the water is quite steep, so it is recommended to have special shoes with you.

Playa de la Mata

Playa de la Mata
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Playa de la Mata offers a well-developed infrastructure, including showers, toilets, sun loungers, and umbrellas, and many coastal restaurants and cafes where you can taste traditional Spanish dishes such as paella or fresh seafood.

The beach is famous for its promenade, which stretches along the entire coastline and is ideal for walking, morning jogging, and cycling trips. There are also playgrounds, souvenir shops, and bars, creating a pleasant atmosphere for relaxation.

Playa de Villajoyosa

Playa de Villajoyosa
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This beach is like a painting in which the azure waters of the Mediterranean meet with soft golden sand, and along the embankment there are bright, colorful houses, if they were taken from a fairy tale. This is a place where every corner is saturated with history, comfort, and a real Mediterranean flavor.

Playa de Villajoyosa is an ideal beach for those who want to feel the real Spanish rhythm of life. Unlike noisy resorts, there is a sense of calm and regularity here, and a walk along the embankment under the shade of palm trees turns into a real pleasure. The pleasant soft sand and clear water make this beach a great place to relax with the entire family, and the smooth entry into the sea is ideal for swimming.

Playa del Carabassí

Playa del Carabassí
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Playa del Carabassí is a wild corner of nature on the Costa Blanca. The beach is surrounded by pine thickets, which create an atmosphere of seclusion and remoteness from civilization. Sea water has a pronounced turquoise hue, which varies in intensity depending on the time of day. Sports activities such as kitesurfing and windsurfing are available on the beach.

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