Let's Celebrate Costa Blanca!

Costa Blanca has always shone through as one of the most popular holiday destinations

in the world offering sun, sea, sand and a conveniently short flight time from the UK. If you are considering booking a last minute break this winter but do not want the hassle of a long haul flight, Costa Blanca is definitely the perfect choice for travellers of all ages. With so many contrasting resorts there is something for all tastes, from the small picturesque beaches in Denia to the lively nightlife in Benidorm. Whichever resort you do choose to stay in there are several things that are guaranteed, hot sunshine, great beaches and scenery that would not look out of place on a postcard.

Whether you want to relax and unwind, or experience the wide variety of sports and leisure facilities on offer, a holiday in the Costa Blanca has it all. One of the best things about heading to this Spanish region is the rich culture and history that visitors can experience during their stay. If you are lucky enough to be in the region during the festival period you are definitely in luck as the celebrations are known across the world for their vivacity and vibrancy. There are also several music and dance fiestas that take place through the summer months with an emphasis on traditional Spanish culture.

History lovers will appreciate the amount of sightseeing spots that they can discover during a stay in Costa Blanca. The ancient village of Guadalest is a must see for any sightseer, this whitewashed village set into the side of a stone mountain is simply stunning and offers a spectacular view from the summit. The village is also home to a large medieval castle, a brilliant spot to take the family exploring! There are plenty of ancient Moorish settlements to discover, along with a wide range of guided walking tours that are ideal for those wishing to learn more about the region.

The nightlife is one of the biggest attractions of Costa Blanca with resorts that are renowned for their lively evening entertainment. Benidorm is the obvious front runner and is full of bars and nightclubs that are open throughout the day. One of the most popular options for those hoping to enjoy a party break is a 'booze cruise', a sail around the coastline on a boat stocked with alcohol, food and a DJ. These cruises are especially popular with younger travellers who can then sleep of the effects on one of the many beaches the next day.

by: Flint Legg

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