Turquoise coves and sandy beaches stretch along the Costa Blanca, one of Spain’s most inviting Mediterranean coastlines. The harbourside restaurants of Moraira offer a relaxed atmosphere, while Jávea’s sheltered bays and Calpe’s striking Peñón de Ifach provide plenty of opportunities to explore. Inland, traditional villages sit among terraced hills overlooking the sea. Our handpicked villas in Costa Blanca include stylish coastal homes and spacious family retreats, with villas with private pools offering the freedom to enjoy the sunshine at your own pace. Explore our family-friendly villas for a relaxed Mediterranean villa holiday.
Style and character are central to every Oliver’s Travels stay, and our villas in Costa Blanca are no exception. Our destination experts know the region inside out, handpicking homes for their individual character and locations close to the Mediterranean coastline or the quieter countryside around its traditional villages. Once you book a holiday, our Concierge Service is here to help with planning and recommendations.
The Costa Blanca’s coastline has plenty of variety, with broad sandy beaches giving way to sheltered coves beneath limestone cliffs. Around Jávea, Cala Granadella attracts swimmers and snorkellers with its clear water, while Moraira’s small harbour and waterfront restaurants offer a more relaxed atmosphere. Calpe is instantly recognisable thanks to the imposing Peñón de Ifach, a protected limestone landmark rising above the Mediterranean.
Mountain roads lead inland to historic villages and spectacular viewpoints. Guadalest sits high above a turquoise reservoir, with narrow streets leading towards its hilltop castle. Closer to the coast, Altea’s whitewashed old town is a pleasure to explore, particularly in the evening when its restaurants begin to fill.
Food is another reason to explore the region. Coastal restaurants serve freshly caught fish alongside traditional Valencian rice dishes, while local markets offer excellent seasonal produce. In Villajoyosa, colourful waterfront houses reflect the town’s fishing heritage, and its longstanding chocolate-making tradition offers something rather different to the usual beach-day itinerary.
For families, the Costa Blanca works particularly well thanks to its accessible beaches and choice of seaside towns. Larger groups can enjoy relaxed days at their villa before heading out for an evening by the water.
Alicante Airport is the main gateway to Costa Blanca, with frequent flights from many UK airports.
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