An overview of destinations for private transfer services from Blanca Transfers. We cover Alicante, Valencia Airport and Murcia Airport, the trains stations in these cities and destinations on the Costa Blanca North in Spain. If you have a request for a destination that is not on this list, please contact us on WhatsApp. Thank you!
Airports
Alicante Airport (ALC)
Alicante-Elche Miguel Hernández Airport (ALC) is the principal gateway to the Costa Blanca and one of the busiest airports in Spain. Located just 9 km southwest of the city of Alicante, it serves millions of international passengers each year and is especially popular with visitors from the UK, Germany, the Netherlands, and Scandinavia. With direct access to the AP-7 motorway, it provides quick and easy connections to top destinations like Benidorm, Altea, Jávea, Moraira, and Dénia.
The airport is well-organised and modern, featuring a large terminal with duty-free shops, a variety of restaurants and cafés, car rental desks, currency exchange services, and ample short- and long-term parking. ALC is known for its efficient check-in and security procedures, offering a smooth travel experience even during the busy summer months.
One of the key advantages of Alicante Airport is its accessibility. Whether you’re heading to the northern Costa Blanca or the south, the airport’s central location on the coast makes it ideal for visitors traveling anywhere from Villajoyosa and El Campello to Torrevieja or even Murcia. For private travelers, taxis and private transfers are readily available, and booking in advance ensures a comfortable ride directly to your accommodation.
ALC is particularly well connected with budget and full-service airlines operating year-round routes to and from Europe’s major cities. Whether you’re arriving for a beach holiday, to view property, or for a long-term relocation, Alicante Airport makes getting to the Costa Blanca fast and straightforward.
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Valencia Airport (VLC)
Valencia Airport (VLC), also known as Manises Airport, is a key international airport located just 8 km west of the city of Valencia. Though smaller than Alicante Airport, VLC offers excellent service, modern facilities, and a relaxed, uncrowded atmosphere. It is the preferred entry point for many travelers heading to northern Costa Blanca destinations such as Dénia, Jávea, Moraira, Benissa, and Calpe.
The terminal is compact and easy to navigate, featuring essential services like car hire, cafés and restaurants, duty-free shopping, and business lounges. Valencia Airport also offers good public transport links, including metro, bus, and taxi services, though for those seeking comfort and efficiency, private transfers are highly recommended—especially for longer journeys along the coast.
VLC serves a wide range of domestic and European destinations, and is particularly well-connected with major hubs like Madrid, London, Amsterdam, and Paris. It’s a growing airport with seasonal charter flights and increasing demand from holidaymakers and property buyers alike.
For those visiting the northern Costa Blanca, Valencia Airport is often a quieter and quicker alternative to Alicante, especially when heading to towns like Gandía, Oliva, Pego, and Alcalalí. It also offers beautiful scenic routes down the coast and inland through the mountains, ideal for travelers who want to combine convenience with sightseeing.
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Murcia Airport (RMU)
Región de Murcia International Airport (RMU), also known simply as Murcia Airport, is a modern and efficient hub located in Corvera, about 25 km from the city of Murcia. Opened in 2019 to replace the former San Javier Airport, RMU has quickly become an important gateway for travelers heading to the southern Costa Blanca and Costa Cálida, including destinations such as Torrevieja, Orihuela Costa, San Pedro del Pinatar, and La Manga.
Despite its relatively small size, the airport offers modern infrastructure, short walking distances between check-in, security, and boarding gates, and a smooth, hassle-free travel experience. Facilities include car rental services, cafés, a duty-free shop, and ample parking. The airport is well-suited for both leisure travelers and property hunters seeking the sunny lifestyle of Spain’s southeastern coast.
Murcia Airport is serviced by a growing list of low-cost and charter airlines, especially from the UK, Belgium, Ireland, and the Netherlands. Seasonal routes make it particularly popular in the summer months, although year-round flights to key destinations are available as well.
While RMU is geographically further from the Costa Blanca North, it’s still an option for travelers heading to areas like Alicante South, Guardamar, Torrevieja, and even Elche. Thanks to the AP-7 motorway and the RM-19 and A-30 highways, private transfers from Murcia Airport offer a scenic and direct route to your final destination.
Private airport transfers are a reliable and comfortable option when flying into Murcia, especially if you’re heading to areas less well served by public transport. Whether you’re relocating, visiting a second home, or simply on holiday, booking in advance ensures a stress-free arrival and journey.
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Train stations
Alicante Train Station (Estación de Alicante-Terminal)
Alicante’s main train station, Estación de Alicante-Terminal, is a major transport hub in the southeast of Spain. Located in the heart of the city, just a short walk from the city centre and marina, it serves as the gateway for rail travel across the Costa Blanca and beyond. Whether you’re arriving from Madrid, Valencia, Barcelona, or smaller coastal towns, the station offers efficient, fast, and well-connected service.
Operated by Renfe, Spain’s national railway provider, the station is part of the AVE high-speed rail network, meaning you can travel from Madrid to Alicante in under 2.5 hours. Regional trains (Cercanías) also connect Alicante with nearby towns like Elche, Villena, and Murcia, while Media Distancia lines reach destinations further inland.
The station itself is modern and easy to navigate, offering essential amenities such as:
- Car rental services
- Taxi rank and bus stops directly outside
- Cafés, snack bars, and a convenience store
- Secure luggage lockers and waiting lounges
It’s a popular choice for property buyers, tourists, and business travellers due to its central location and seamless transport connections. From Alicante Train Station, you’re just a short transfer ride away from popular Costa Blanca destinations including Altea, Calpe, Moraira, Jávea, and Denia.
Real estate clients often arrive here to begin viewing trips, as it allows easy access to inland and coastal towns without flying. With a private transfer from the station, you’ll avoid delays, confusion, and crowds—getting directly to your hotel, villa, or property viewing appointment.
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Valencia Train Station (Estación del Norte & Joaquín Sorolla)
Valencia is served by two main train stations—Estación del Norte and Estación Joaquín Sorolla—both located within walking distance of the city centre and connected by a free shuttle service. Together, they form one of Spain’s largest and most important rail hubs.
- Estación del Norte is the historic station, known for its beautiful Modernist architecture and its role in handling regional and commuter trains.
- Estación Joaquín Sorolla handles high-speed AVE and long-distance trains, connecting Valencia to Madrid, Seville, Barcelona, Alicante, and beyond.
These stations make Valencia an ideal starting point for property buyers and travellers heading south to the Costa Blanca North. With high-speed connections, you can reach Dénia, Calpe, Jávea, and Moraira within 1–2 hours when combined with a private transfer.
Facilities at both stations include:
- Cafés and restaurants
- Secure parking and taxi ranks
- Left luggage service
- Car rental desks and metro links
The convenience and comfort of high-speed rail, especially on the AVE line, have made Joaquín Sorolla Station particularly popular among second-home owners, digital nomads, and retirees exploring property along the coast.
A pre-booked private transfer from Valencia’s train stations allows you to transition smoothly from train to final destination—whether you’re heading to the coast, a mountain village, or a luxury urbanisation.
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Destinations Costa Blanca North
Albir
Albir, a coastal district of L’Alfàs del Pi, sits elegantly between Altea and Benidorm. Overlooking the Mediterranean and backed by a green hillside, Albir has gradually evolved from a small, quiet zone into a thriving expat hotspot, yet still retains its relaxed charm. The paseo marítimo (seafront promenade) is renowned for its pebble beach, palm-lined paths, and relaxed cafés—perfect for early morning coffee or sunset mojitos by the sea.
What sets Albir apart is its harmonious blend of nature and lifestyle. A short walk from the beach, you can explore the Serra Gelada Natural Park, which offers clifftop trails and striking sea views. It’s ideal for hikers or families seeking outdoor time without leaving the comfort of the town. Local markets, weekly street food events, and cultural festivals like the Albir Writers’ Conference bring together residents from across Europe, adding vibrancy to life here.
In real estate terms, Albir consistently draws buyers looking for sea-view apartments, modern villas, and properties with proximity to international schools and clinics. The area is especially popular with Dutch, British, and German families who appreciate its balance of panoramic beauty and walkable amenities. With its accessible location, excellent infrastructure, and multicultural appeal, Albir remains one of the most desirable options on the Costa Blanca North.
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Altea
Perched high on the coast, Altea is often described as the “Most Beautiful Village in Costa Blanca.” Its whitewashed old town, winding cobblestone lanes, and azure-domed church of Our Lady of Consolation evoke an Andalusian feel—yet perched against a distinct Mediterranean backdrop. Below the hill, the promenade of Altea rolls along the coastline with blue-flag beaches and elegant restaurants serving local seafood and Valencian rice dishes.
Artistic and bohemian, Altea has long attracted painters, writers, and musicians: small galleries, music festivals, and artisan workshops pepper its characterful streets. Nearby, urbanisations such as Altea Hills and Altea la Vella offer modern villas and high-end developments with sweeping views across the bay of Altea and to the rugged Serra de Bernia behind.
With excellent schools, hospitals, and golf courses just up the road, Altea is favored by both retirees and families. Added to that, its proximity to the motorway and Alicante-Elche airport makes it particularly appealing to international homebuyers.
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Benidoleig
Nestled in the lush Jalón Valley, Benidoleig is a charming, protected village surrounded by almond and orange groves, with a dramatic backdrop formed by the Serra de Segària and the Penyacabra cliffs. Though modest in size, it offers expats and locals a tranquil lifestyle—with a weekly market, social gatherings at its community center, and a warm, close-knit atmosphere.
The village center is centered on its 16th-century church and a shaded square, fringed with tapas bars and local bakeries. For outdoor enthusiasts, both the Via Verde greenway and mountain trails provide access to the region’s natural beauty. Real estate in Benidoleig includes traditional fincas, modern villas set on hillside plots, and small new developments that blend into the olive groves.
This area appeals to those seeking peace, affordability, and authenticity. Its location—just inland from Moraira and Denia—makes the coast within easy reach while offering cooling breezes and a sense of rural escape.
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Benissa
Benissa stretches from sea to hill, offering two faces of the Costa Blanca. Its upper village thrives around a cobbled old town with medieval architecture and a scenic viewpoint across the Calpe to Altea Bay. Down near the sea, Benissa Costa offers calas (small coves), beachfront apartments, and luxury villas with marina access.
A UNESCO-listed Basilica and a robust cultural calendar—including festivals, concerts, and processions—enrich life here. For those looking to live here, Benissa offers diverse property options: classic townhouses, hilltop fincas with olive and almond groves, and contemporary residences with sea views. It’s particularly favored by Francophone and Dutch buyers seeking authenticity with upscale comfort.
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Dénia
As the historic capital of Marina Alta, Dénia combines heritage, gastronomy, and seaside allure. Its 11th-century castle presides over a labyrinth of winding streets below, where restaurants serving lobster and local arroz—renowned by Michelin-starred chefs—are plentiful. Dénia also acts as a transport hub, with its ferry port linking Ibiza and Formentera.
Beach lovers enjoy kilometre-long sandy shores stretching east and west, while vineyards and natural parks fan out inland. Property choices here reflect Dénia’s sophistication: from vintage colonial villas to sleek, modern estates in Montgó Urbanisation, many with privacy and panoramic sea views.
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Els Poblets
Els Poblets is a peaceful and welcoming village situated just a few kilometres from the golden beaches of Dénia. Though it shares the coast’s Mediterranean climate and proximity to the sea, Els Poblets feels worlds away from the bustle of larger towns. With a population of just under 4,000, it’s known for its agricultural roots, particularly its fields of citrus trees and artichokes, and the network of irrigation canals from the Moorish era still visible today.
The town centre offers all the essentials—supermarkets, banks, bakeries, and local restaurants—along with a few tapas bars that serve as community meeting points. While Spanish is the official language, many residents speak Valenciano, and a growing international population of mostly German, Dutch, and British residents makes integration easier for newcomers.
Real estate in Els Poblets is diverse: from renovated village houses to modern villas with pools, all within a 5–10 minute drive from the beach. Property prices tend to be more affordable than those in nearby coastal areas, making it a good entry point for buyers seeking a primary home, holiday retreat, or rental investment.
Residents love the town’s walkability, relaxed pace, and community feel. Several local fiestas and cultural events take place throughout the year, including the Moros y Cristianos parade and the popular Semana Cultural filled with music, paella competitions, and traditional dance.
For nature lovers, the Segaria mountains provide scenic backdrops and walking trails. Meanwhile, the beach at Almadrava, known for its clear waters and quieter ambience, is easily accessible by bike or car. With excellent transport connections to Dénia, Jávea, and Ondara’s shopping centre, Els Poblets is a hidden gem for buyers looking to balance coastal living with village charm.
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Gata de Gorgos
Gata de Gorgos is a traditional inland town located just 10 minutes from the coast and midway between Jávea and Denia. Famous for its artisan wickerwork, basketry, and handmade furniture, Gata has preserved a deep cultural identity rooted in craft, agriculture, and community spirit. The town is set against a dramatic mountain backdrop and crossed by the Rio Gorgos, giving it a unique inland charm.
Walking through the town, you’ll find narrow streets filled with family-run shops selling local products, from wicker lamps to pottery and olive oil. The weekly Friday market is a colourful display of fresh produce and handcrafted items, attracting both locals and tourists alike.
What makes Gata particularly appealing to property buyers is its authentic Spanish atmosphere combined with excellent access to major towns and beaches. The AP-7 motorway and N-332 run directly through or nearby, making day trips to the coast, Valencia, or Alicante seamless.
Real estate in Gata includes a mix of townhouses, countryside fincas, and urbanisations on the outskirts offering modern villas with mountain views. Prices are typically more affordable compared to coastal towns, making it an attractive option for buyers seeking value and tranquillity.
Gata is also known for its active cultural scene. Its summer music festivals, art exhibitions, and open-air theatre events keep the local calendar lively. It has several parks, sports facilities, and hiking trails that make it ideal for families and nature lovers.
For those looking for a more immersive, year-round Spanish lifestyle while still being close to the beaches of Jávea, Moraira, or Denia, Gata de Gorgos offers the perfect balance of authenticity, accessibility, and affordability.
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Jávea (Xàbia)
Jávea is one of the jewels of the Costa Blanca North, offering a rare mix of beach resort, historic town, and lush natural surroundings. Located between the Montgó mountain and the Mediterranean Sea, Jávea is divided into three main areas: the charming Old Town, the bustling port, and the popular Arenal Beach.
The Old Town, or Centro Histórico, is rich in culture and history, with narrow streets, Gothic churches, and traditional townhouses. The port area, meanwhile, blends fishing tradition with stylish waterfront cafés, a marina, and boutique shopping. Finally, Arenal Beach is the hub for families and sunseekers, with golden sands, beach bars, and year-round activities.
Jávea is especially popular among British, Dutch, German, and Scandinavian expats. The town is known for its excellent international schools, healthcare facilities, and a wide range of dining and leisure options. Nature lovers are drawn to the hiking trails in Montgó Natural Park, while divers and snorkelers explore the crystal-clear coves of Granadella and Portixol.
Property options range from beachfront apartments and modern villas to rustic fincas in the hills. Whether you’re after sea views, privacy, or rental potential, Jávea has something for every buyer.
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Jalón (Xaló)
Jalón, or Xaló in Valenciano, sits in the heart of the Jalón Valley, renowned for its vineyards, almond trees, and traditional bodegas. This inland pueblo is beloved for its authenticity, natural beauty, and slow pace of life. Every Saturday, the Jalón River promenade transforms into one of the region’s largest rastro (flea markets), drawing visitors from all over the Costa Blanca.
Jalón is famous for its mistela wine and locally made olive oil. Its wineries offer tastings and direct-to-public sales, making it a haven for gourmets. The surrounding countryside is perfect for hiking, cycling, and photography, particularly during the almond blossom season in February.
Though small, the town has excellent infrastructure: shops, restaurants, health clinics, and schools are all available. The expat population here enjoys a strong sense of community, with events, cultural activities, and language exchange groups.
Properties in Jalón include renovated village homes, stone-built fincas, and modern villas with mountain views. Many come with large plots and privacy, offering superb value compared to coastal prices.
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La Nucía
La Nucía is a dynamic town located just inland from Benidorm and Altea, known for its modern infrastructure, sports tourism, and family-friendly lifestyle. It’s one of the few inland towns in the region with a strong focus on sports and health, home to the prestigious Camilo Cano Sports Complex, which regularly hosts international competitions.
The town’s old centre is picturesque, with traditional homes, shaded plazas, and sweeping views of the coastline. However, much of La Nucía’s appeal lies in its newer residential areas, which feature contemporary villas, gated communities, and apartments built with year-round living in mind.
La Nucía is a magnet for families thanks to its international schools, clinics, and safe environment. It’s also an ideal base for remote workers and retirees who want to be close to the coast without the noise and crowds.
Its central location makes accessing Altea, Benidorm, Alfaz del Pi, and Villajoyosa very easy. You’re always just 10–15 minutes from the beach but surrounded by greenery and quiet.
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Llíber
Llíber is a tiny, postcard-perfect village in the Jalón Valley, often overshadowed by its better-known neighbour, Jalón—but for many, that’s part of its charm. Home to just a few hundred people, Llíber is an oasis of stone houses, cobbled alleys, vineyards, and spectacular mountain scenery.
The town feels deeply Spanish, with a strong agricultural tradition and seasonal festivals. It’s particularly well-known for its wine and almond farming, and the views from surrounding hilltops are breathtaking. Expats here enjoy peace and privacy in a truly rustic setting.
Properties in Llíber are often large fincas or rustic villas on generous plots, perfect for those seeking space, tranquillity, and a connection to nature. Despite its rural feel, Llíber is just 10 minutes from the supermarkets and services of Jalón, and only 25–30 minutes from the beaches of Calpe and Moraira.
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Moraira
Moraira is one of the most exclusive and desirable coastal towns on the Costa Blanca North. Once a quiet fishing village, it has evolved into a stylish and family-friendly seaside town with a strong expat community, upscale dining, and a low-rise, well-planned layout.
Its main beach (L’Ampolla) is wide and sandy, with crystal-clear waters, while smaller coves like El Portet offer a more private, tranquil feel. The marina is a focal point of life in Moraira, surrounded by high-end restaurants, tapas bars, and boutiques.
Despite its growth, Moraira has retained its charm and Spanish character. The town actively limits overdevelopment, which has helped maintain its serene vibe and property value. Moraira’s amenities include international schools, golf courses, clinics, and excellent transport links to Alicante airport.
Real estate here is premium, with luxury villas, sea-view apartments, and elegant new builds set in well-kept urbanisations. Buyers are drawn to its safe atmosphere, clean beaches, and blend of lifestyle and investment opportunity.
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Ondara
Ondara is a strategically located inland town, just 10 minutes from Dénia and the beaches of the northern Costa Blanca. Though traditionally an agricultural town, Ondara has grown into a small commercial hub thanks to the presence of the Portal de la Marina shopping centre, which attracts locals and visitors alike with its array of stores, restaurants, and cinema.
The town centre itself is charming and typically Spanish, with a historic bullring (one of the oldest in the region), a central plaza, local markets, and tapas bars that reflect its heritage. Ondara’s access to the AP-7 motorway makes it ideal for commuters or second-home owners who want easy travel to Alicante, Valencia, or the airport.
Ondara remains more affordable than its coastal neighbours, and the real estate here offers excellent value for money. Properties range from village townhouses to modern villas on the outskirts and even some countryside fincas with land.
Families appreciate the local schools, sports facilities, and healthcare services. Meanwhile, buyers looking for rental income often target long-term lets due to the demand from teachers, workers, and professionals commuting to Dénia or Javea.
Ondara is a hidden gem that continues to grow in popularity due to its combination of authentic living, strategic location, and property affordability.
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Orba
Orba is a quaint, traditional village nestled in the Orba Valley, about 20 minutes inland from Dénia. Surrounded by citrus groves and mountains, Orba provides a tranquil escape with a very active expat community, particularly British and Dutch residents who enjoy the slow pace and rural charm.
Despite its size, Orba is well-equipped with shops, restaurants, a pharmacy, a small supermarket, and a health centre. Its winding streets are dotted with whitewashed homes and scenic spots that offer panoramic valley views. Hiking and cycling routes extend in all directions, making it ideal for nature lovers.
The Plaza de España is the village heart, hosting summer fiestas and markets. The village is also known for its artisan ceramic workshops, preserving centuries-old techniques passed down through generations.
In terms of real estate, Orba offers townhouses, detached villas, and rustic homes, many with large gardens and pools. The area is especially attractive to retirees and remote workers looking for peace, community, and value.
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Parcent
Known as the “Village of a Thousand Palm Trees,” Parcent is a picturesque town in the Pop Valley surrounded by dramatic mountain views and lush greenery. It’s often described as one of the prettiest villages in the Costa Blanca North, offering a timeless sense of tranquillity.
With a population of under 1,000, Parcent is small but full of character. It’s also the birthplace of Spanish writer Gabriel Miró, whose novels reference the area. The Iglesia de la Purísima, the village’s 17th-century church, is a cultural highlight, while the village square is home to a handful of local restaurants and shops.
Parcent is a destination for those seeking serenity, clean air, and authentic rural life. Its proximity to Jalón, Alcalalí, and Orba means that larger services are within easy reach, while the coast is about 30 minutes away.
Properties here are typically stone fincas, restored village homes, and villas on the outskirts, often with generous plots and sweeping views. The real estate market remains affordable, and many buyers are drawn by the peace, privacy, and natural beauty of the surroundings.
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Pedreguer
Pedreguer is an inland town just 10 minutes from Dénia and Jávea, combining rural authenticity with growing appeal among international buyers. The town has a thriving local market, especially on Sundays when its industrial estate turns into a bustling flea market filled with antiques, clothing, and artisan foods.
The historic centre is full of Spanish character, with charming plazas, narrow alleys, and a traditional church. Life here is relaxed but lively, especially during fiestas like Sant Blai and the summer bull runs.
Pedreguer also offers excellent infrastructure: supermarkets, pharmacies, schools, and healthcare facilities are readily available. It’s also very well-connected to the AP-7 motorway and N-332 road.
Real estate includes affordable village homes, modern builds in residential areas like Monte Solana, and country villas with panoramic views. Many homes offer great rental potential due to the town’s central location between popular coastal resorts.
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Pego
Pego lies in a fertile valley, surrounded by rice paddies, orange groves, and mountains. It’s a larger inland town that still retains its Spanish soul—far less touristy than the coast but rich in tradition, nature, and community life.
The town is well-known for the Pego Marshes (Marjal de Pego-Oliva), a beautiful natural park with walking and birdwatching routes. Pego’s historic centre features winding lanes, fountains, and historic homes, alongside local bakeries, butchers, and traditional cafés.
The town has a strong cultural identity, with many local festivals including Carnaval, a major draw for visitors. Its population includes a growing number of expats, especially retirees and those looking for a relaxed, affordable Spanish lifestyle.
Property in Pego ranges from low-cost townhouses to renovated fincas and modern family homes. The town is just 20 minutes from the beaches of Oliva and Denia, offering the best of inland and coastal living.
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Polop
Polop de la Marina, commonly known as Polop, is a traditional Spanish town nestled inland from Altea and Benidorm. With its castle ruins overlooking terracotta rooftops, the town offers some of the most spectacular mountain and valley views on the Costa Blanca. Polop is a favorite among those looking for peace and authenticity, yet still within easy reach of the coast.
The town centre features narrow, cobbled streets, whitewashed homes, and a vibrant central square lined with cafés and local shops. One of Polop’s most iconic sights is the Font dels Xorrets, a spring-fed public fountain with 221 spouts, a nod to the town’s Moorish roots and abundance of natural water.
Polop remains affordable in terms of real estate. The most popular properties include townhouses, villas with views, and plots for custom builds. Nearby residential areas like La Alberca and Xirles are popular with foreign buyers looking for privacy, scenery, and Spanish charm.
With good road connections to Altea, La Nucia, and Benidorm, Polop is ideal for buyers who want the best of both inland living and coastal access.
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Sagra
Sagra is a peaceful village in the Orba Valley, located roughly 20 minutes inland from Dénia and close to the larger towns of Orba and Pego. Known for its simplicity, friendliness, and green surroundings, Sagra is ideal for buyers who want true rural life with authentic Spanish atmosphere.
The village has all essential amenities—a small supermarket, local bar, church, pharmacy, and a medical centre. Though quiet, Sagra enjoys a strong community spirit, especially during summer fiestas and religious celebrations where everyone takes part in dancing, dining, and parades.
Properties here are mainly village houses and country homes with mountain views and proximity to hiking trails. Foreign residents—especially retirees and remote workers—value the relaxed lifestyle, safety, and low property prices.
It’s a perfect location for those who want to live peacefully, surrounded by nature, while staying within a short drive of the coast and major services.
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Teulada
Teulada is the inland sister town to Moraira, just a 10-minute drive from the sea. Unlike its coastal counterpart, Teulada retains a very Spanish identity and features a beautifully preserved historic core. Its Gothic-style architecture, charming narrow streets, and central market hall all reflect the town’s rich past.
Teulada is a working town with an active local population and a more affordable cost of living than nearby Moraira. It has all the services you’d expect—schools, supermarkets, restaurants, sports facilities, and cultural venues.
The town is also famous for its grape and raisin production, celebrated during the annual Moscatel Festival. It has a strong musical culture too, with regular concerts and a well-regarded municipal band.
Property seekers will find townhouses, modern villas in urbanisations, and country homes with sea or mountain views. Many residents enjoy the proximity to Moraira’s beaches while living in a more peaceful and traditional setting.
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El Vergel (El Verger)
El Vergel, or El Verger, is a growing town just 10 minutes from the beaches of Denia and Oliva. Surrounded by orange groves and near the Pego-Oliva Marshes, the town offers an excellent combination of agricultural charm, local life, and modern convenience.
The centre of El Vergel has a mix of residential areas, shops, cafés, and services. There’s also a weekly street market, a public sports centre, and growing urbanisations that cater to both locals and expats.
The nearby beach of Playa de les Deveses is one of the best-kept secrets of the northern Costa Blanca, offering peace, space, and beautiful sand dunes.
El Vergel offers some of the best value properties on the coast: from affordable apartments to new-build villas, and even some high-end gated communities closer to the beach. It’s ideal for families, retirees, and holiday homeowners alike.
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Villajoyosa
Villajoyosa, known locally as La Vila Joiosa, is a historic fishing town just south of Benidorm, famous for its colourful seafront homes and rich maritime history. It’s one of the oldest towns on the Costa Blanca, with 3,000 years of history and a strong cultural identity.
Its long sandy beach, backed by the picturesque promenade of pastel-painted houses, is a favourite among both tourists and residents. The old town is filled with historic buildings, winding alleys, and Roman ruins, while the Valor Chocolate Museum is a major draw for visitors.
Villajoyosa has excellent infrastructure, with hospitals, international schools, a marina, and direct train access to Alicante and Benidorm. It offers a quieter, more authentic alternative to Benidorm, while still being close to all its amenities.
Real estate ranges from beachfront apartments and renovated townhouses to cliff-top villas with sea views. Its mix of tradition, beauty, and convenience makes it highly appealing.
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