The provinces of Valencia and Alicante, on the shores of the Mediterranean, have a privileged climate and offer a diversity of landscape that make it possible to satisfy the most varied tastes: extensive beaches of white sand and transparent waters, beautiful natural parks, mountain ranges, picturesque villages, rural tourism, golf courses, yacht clubs, museums, parties, fun and entertainment.
The beaches of the region are characterised by being clean and have all kinds of facilities and services so the Valencian Community is one of the tourist destinations with more blue flags of Europe. There are extensive beaches of sand and hidden coves, bathed by transparent and warm waters so you can enjoy a swim even in autumn.
The Province of Alicante is in the Valencia region of southeastern Spain. It's known for bustling seaside resorts and Mediterranean beaches along its coast, the Costa Blanca. The province's capital city Alicante is home to the hilltop medieval castle of Santa Bárbara. Its many beaches include San Juan, lined with restaurants and bars. To the north, the seaside resort of Benidorm is known for its boisterous nightlife.
List of towns in Valencia with population
