In Alicante on the Costa Blanca in Spain the mild climate makes it possible to maintain a beach life the entire year. In the area there are both long stretches with golden sand and hideaway small bays as well as naturist beaches.

The most famous tourist beach is situated 8 km north of the town and is called Playa San Juan. The beach consists of 7 km of sand along the coastal road. Plenty of seafront bars and restaurants. To access the beach you can bring your car or catch the bus or train service.

Close to Alicante there are several smaller beaches like Abufereta or Almadraba beach. If you want to stay near the city centre there are other sandy beaches at the foot of the Benacantil Mountain next to the port. At the Cabo de las Huertas you'll find a rugged, rocky area with coves such as los Cantarales, Los Judios and Palmera. Great possibilities for snorkling, swimming and sailing as well as fishing.

Alicante on the Costa Blanca in Spain is served by 2 nautical clubs. The Real Club Nautico de Regata and the Costa Blanca Nautical Club have.

Tabarca situated off the Cabo de Santa Pola is the place for scuba diving. This Island is the only inhabited Island in the Valencian community. It is a protected marine reserve with crystal clear waters. Regular boat service to and from the Island.

If you like us like to sip your café con leche watching people pass by there is no better place to do that than the Paseo de la Explanada in Alicante.