The Area
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Cala del Moraig
This is a picturesque bay located near the village of Benitachell. It is known for its crystal clear waters, impressive cliffs and a beautiful sandy beach. The bay is surrounded by mountains and offers a serene and peaceful atmosphere. It is a popular destination for tourists and locals alike. Cala del Moraig is also known for the caves in the area, including the Cova dels Arcs, a natural sea cave complex. It is an ideal place for swimming, snorkeling and walking in nature.
TIP: Visit this place early in the morning to avoid the crowds. You can park for free on top of the mountain. In summer the shuttle bus takes you up the steep slope.
Cala de Llebeig
Is a hidden cove also located in Benitachell. This bay is known for its pristine, tranquil atmosphere and crystal clear waters, making it an ideal place for swimming and snorkeling. Cala de Llebeig is surrounded by impressive cliffs and nature. It is only accessible via a walking path, which makes it less crowded. This is ideal for those looking for a peaceful and picturesque setting. It is a beautiful destination for nature lovers and peace seekers.
TIP: There is a mountain walk between Cala de Llebeig and Cala del Moraig. It is a scenic and adventurous route along the Benitachell coastline. This walk offers spectacular views over the Mediterranean Sea, with impressive cliffs and rugged nature. The path winds through lush vegetation and offers the opportunity to explore the beautiful bay of Cala de Llebeig and the famous Cala del Moraig. The route is quite challenging due to the steep parts. It is a great choice for nature lovers and hikers looking for a peaceful and panoramic experience in an unspoilt environment.
Playa de la Granadella
Is an idyllic pebble beach located in Jávea (Xàbia). The beach is known for its crystal clear, turquoise waters and is surrounded by rugged cliffs and Mediterranean vegetation, making it a perfect spot for swimming, snorkeling and kayaking. Granadella has received the ‘Blue Flag’ award several times for its excellent water quality and natural beauty. The beach is especially popular in summer. It offers some restaurants and amenities, yet maintains a secluded and unspoilt atmosphere. It is a must-visit for lovers of nature and quiet bays.
TIP: Go on time or at the end of the day and take your water shoes with you.
Portixol Cove
Also known as ‘Cala de la Barraca’, is a beautiful bay in Jávea (Xàbia). This charming pebble beach is known for its traditional white fishermen’s houses with blue doors. The bay offers crystal clear waters, ideal for snorkeling, diving and kayaking. The bay is surrounded by impressive cliffs. From the beach you have a view of the island ‘Isla del Portixol’, a popular spot for divers. Cala del Portixol is loved by tourists and locals alike and has a peaceful and authentic atmosphere.
Cape San Antonio
An impressive cape located between Jávea and Dénia. This cape is part of the ‘Parque Natural del Montgó’, and offers spectacular views over the Mediterranean Sea. On cloudless days it offers a view as far as Ibiza. It is also known for its steep cliffs, which are more than 160 m high. There is rich biodiversity both on land and in water. The area is ideal for hiking, snorkeling and diving. The marine reserve at the cape is protected because of its diverse fauna and flora. Atop the cape is a lighthouse, which is an iconic landmark in the region.
Cap de la Nau
Is one of the most impressive capes located in Jávea (Xàbia). The easternmost point of the region offers breathtaking panoramic views. Near Cap de la Nau there are also sea caves, such as the Cova dels organs, which can only be reached by boat. It is a popular spot for hikers, photographers and nature lovers. There are some restaurants where you can enjoy traditional Spanish dishes with beautiful sea views.
Cala Sardinera
Is a small secluded bay in Jávea (Xàbia). This unspoilt pebble beach is located between Cap de Sant Marti and Cap de la Nau. This bay offers crystal clear water and is ideal for snorkeling and swimming. The bay owes its name to the fishermen who used to catch sardines here. This bay is only accessible on foot via a hiking trail from the ‘Mirador de la Cruz del Portixol’ viewpoint. This keeps it a quiet and less crowded place. A perfect destination for nature lovers and peace seekers.
TIP: Bring plenty of water and walking shoes, because there are no facilities available. Definitely worth doing.
Playa El Portet
Is an idyllic beach in Moraira. This small, shell-shaped sandy beach is known as one of the popular places on the Costa Blanca. Ideal for swimming, snorkeling and kayaking. The beach is surrounded by green hills and white Mediterranean houses, which has a picturesque appearance. From ‘El Portet’ you can also take the walk to ‘Torre de Vigia del Cap d’Or’, an old watchtower with spectacular views over the coast.
TIP: Very beautiful sunset to spot.
Cala Baladrar
Is a beautiful bay located in Benissa between Moraira and Calpe. It is a pebble beach with crystal clear water, surrounded by pine trees and impressive cliffs. The beach has a tranquil and natural atmosphere and is popular for snorkelers and divers due to its rocky seabed and rich marine life. From this bay you have a beautiful view of the ‘Rock of Ifach’, the iconic rock of Calpe. There is a beach bar (chiringuito), where you can enjoy a drink and the sunset in the summer. Due to its relaxed and authentic atmosphere, Cala Baladrar is a popular place for both locals and visitors who want to avoid the busy tourist beaches.
TIP: This bay is located along the ‘Paseo Ecological’.
Cala Cap Blanc
Is a small secluded bay located in Moraira. The bay has a rugged, natural appearance and is less crowded than the other beaches in the area. From the cliffs of Cap Blanc you have a beautiful panoramic view of the Mediterranean Sea and the coastline of Moraira and Calpe.
TIP: There are no facilities nearby, so it is advisable to bring enough water and supplies if you want to explore this hidden gem.
Playa Fustera
Is a beautiful sandy beach, and is known for its golden sand, crystal clear water and beautiful nature. There are various facilities available such as: restaurants, cafes and toilets, making it a comfortable place for a day out. The shallow water makes it suitable for swimming with children. The beach also has a ‘Blue Flag’ due to its good water quality and facilities.
TIP: This bay is located along the ‘Paseo Ecológico’ walking route.
Jalón Vallei
Is an iconic rock formation and natural park located in Calpe. The ‘Peñon de Ifach’ rises impressively to 332 meters above the sea and is the most natural attraction in the region. The rock is surrounded by it ‘Parque Natural del Peñón de Ifach’, a nature reserve that is home to diverse fauna and flora. The area is popular for hiking and climbing. There are several hiking trails that lead you to the top of the rock, where you can enjoy beautiful views of the Mediterranean Sea, the Calpe coastline and the surrounding mountains. The rock itself is home to caves, and is an important ecosystem for birds, including a rare lapwing.
Tip: Wear good shoes, bring enough water and a camera.
El Peñon de Ifach
Is a picturesque valley located northwest of Dénia is located and is known for its natural beauty with green hills, olive and almond groves. The valley is crossed by the Jalón River, and is a popular destination for hikers, nature lovers, and those looking for an authentic experience. The region is best known for the vineyards where local wines are produced. In the village of Jalón, you can visit traditional markets on Saturday mornings. You will find local products such as wine, olive oil and nuts. The valley also offers beautiful views of the surrounding mountains, including ‘Sierra de Bernia’. It is an ideal place for exploring the countryside, cycling and walking.
Guadalest Reservoir
Is a beautiful water reservoir located in the mountains near the picturesque village of Guadalest. The reservoir was constructed in the 1950s and aims to provide water to the surrounding areas and also help with flood control. The lake has crystal clear, turquoise water and is surrounded by impressive rock formations and nature. From the village of Guadalest, which is located on a hill, you have a breathtaking view of the reservoir and the surrounding mountains. In some parts of the lake it is possible to go boating and kayaking. During the walk to the hill you can visit a castle and there are also numerous restaurants and picturesque shops where you can buy souvenirs. There is a large parking area.