From Villajoyosa up to Dénia, each town along this coast has its own character, light and pace of life. Here's how to think about where you might belong - and we'll help you feel the difference in person.
Whitewashed, romantic and quietly creative, Altea is the most beguiling town on the coast. Cobbled old town stacked above a blue-domed church, a working harbour, and pebbled bays where the waves draw back with a hush. Altea draws artists and people who want beauty over bustle - characterful, walkable and genuinely lived-in.
A planning ethos that kept the high-rises out, so Moraira stays intimate - a pretty marina, good restaurants, sheltered coves. A long-standing favourite for those who want calm with everything close to hand.
Sheltered beneath the green Montgó massif, Jávea offers a beautiful old town, a fishing port and a sandy bay - three distinct moods in one place. Established, leafy and especially loved by international families.
Candy-coloured fishermen's houses and a chocolate-making heritage at the coast's southern edge.
A dramatic mountain village inland, with sea-view villas and a foot in both worlds.
An easygoing inland town of whitewashed plazas and palms - space, sport and value, minutes from the sea.
A calm pebble bay below the Serra Gelada, with its lighthouse walk and a palm-lined promenade.
Defined by the Peñón de Ifach rock - long beaches, salt flats and flamingos.
A handsome historic town inland with its own rugged, unspoilt stretch of coast.
A lively port city with a castle, a gastronomy scene and the ferry to Ibiza.
An orientation day is the easiest way to feel the difference between them.
Orientation →The right area is a feeling as much as a fact. Let's find yours - start with a call, or come and explore on an orientation day.