The Costa Blanca: Everything you need to know

The Costa Blanca is a beautiful coastal region in southeastern Spain, stretching along the Mediterranean coast of the province of Alicante. The region is known for its white sandy beaches and crystal clear waters, as well as its warm and sunny climate all year round. Here are some interesting facts about the Costa Blanca:

The Costa Blanca has a total length of 244 km and stretches from the northern region of Marina Alta to Vega Baja in the south.
The name “Costa Blanca” translates as “White Coast” in Spanish, and is thought to refer to the unique light that emanates from this coastal region.
The region has a large number of beaches and coves, many of which have been awarded the Blue Flag for their cleanliness and quality.
The largest city on the Costa Blanca is Alicante, which is also the capital of the province of Alicante.
The Costa Blanca is a popular tourist destination, especially with British and German tourists.

Inmobiliaria Alicante Javea If you are interested in visiting the Costa Blanca, here are some places not to be missed:

Dénia: A port city located in the north of the Costa Blanca, known for its historic castle and beaches.
Jávea: Jávea is a small town in the north of Alicante situated between the capes of San Antonio and La Nao. It has a variety of places where you can enjoy the sea, but without a doubt, the Granadella Cove, chosen several times as one of the best beaches in Europe, is a must for its transparent and calm water, sheltered between cliffs.
Calpe: One of the most characteristic geographical features of the Costa Blanca is the Peñón Ifach de Calpe, much appreciated by hikers, climbers and divers. The ascent of this limestone rock of about 50,000 m², 332 m high and one kilometre long, has become an essential route for outdoor sports enthusiasts. Calpe offers you, as well as a natural spectacle, an endless number of restaurants where you can eat good Mediterranean seafood.
Altea: A coastal town situated in the centre-north of the Costa Blanca, known for its old town and panoramic sea views.
Benidorm: Benidorm is much more than skyscrapers, retired people and tourists on the Levante promenade. Benidorm cuenta con el parque natural de Sierra Gelada, uno de los Parques Naturales de la Comunidad Valenciana formada por un impresionante relieve, que se alza abruptamente desde la planicie de Benidorm y Alfaz del Pi. The mountain range gives rise to cliffs over 300 metres high and 17 kilometres of coastline.

Real Estate investment on the Costa Blanca

The Costa Blanca is a coastal region in southeastern Spain that has been a popular destination for real estate investment. Real estate investment on the Costa Blanca is emerging as an interesting alternative to other investment products such as equities or bonds. The pandemic crisis has increased investor interest in real estate, as real estate assets are decoupled from short- and medium-term financial market fluctuations. Moreover, the real estate sector is healthy, which makes it more attractive to investors.

The Costa Blanca remains an attractive place to invest after the pandemic. Aspects such as its Mediterranean climate, its excellent beaches, its diet and gastronomy, the lower cost of living than other places of origin, the existence of international schools, its cheerful and hospitable people, the variety and quality of medical services, the ease of air connections with their country of origin, the high demand for rentals, high occupancy levels throughout the year and a wide range of leisure and sports activities, will continue to attract both national and especially international clients.