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Alicante, where the Mediterranean sun kisses sandy beaches and vibrant culture thrives. Explore the enchanting Old Town, where historic architecture intertwines with modern amenities. Don’t miss the iconic Santa Barbara Castle, offering panoramic views of the city and coastline. Dive into the crystal-clear waters of Cala del Moraig or hike the trails of Montgó Natural Park. Foodies will delight in the bustling Mercado Central, brimming with fresh produce and local delicacies.
With mild winters and scorching summers, Alicante boasts an enviable climate year-round. Enjoy average winter temperatures of 15°C and bask in the summer sun with highs reaching 30°C.
Discover the magic of the Valencian area of Alicante direct from Teesside Airport.
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The Valencia region boasts two cities; Alicante is full of boutiques, art galleries and boasts a beautiful marina. Valencia is a charming mix of old and new, with grand palaces and world-class museums.
Murcia, to the south, has a 170km coastline full of small beaches and coves including La Manga, a “paradise between two seas” which almost completely closes off the Mar Menor lagoon from the Mediterranean.
Whether it’s stay-up-late nightlife, amazing water sports and swathes of huge beaches or strolls along promenades with tapas and Rioja, the Costa Blanca has it all.
Benidorm is just 40 minutes away from Alicante meaning you can go from the culture of old town to lively nights out in no time at all.
Famed for both its nightlife and its beaches, Benidorm offers three blue flag beaches perfect for water sports and sunbathing. Then when the sun goes down you can go to Top Road for endless night out options.
Torrevieja is a miracle of natural beauty. Surrounded by a green salt lake, a pink salt lake and the Mediterranean sea, the city is really something to see.
If you somehow tire of the views, there is still a lot to do. You can shop till you drop at an authentic Spanish market or at a dedicated shopping centre. Take the kids, or your inner child, to a massive waterpark that boasts more than 15 attractions. Or learn the diverse and interesting history of Torrevieja at one of its many museums.
Calpe is a former fishing village that now boasts palm tree beaches at the foot of a rocky coastline. If sightseeing is your thing, then Calpe is the place for you because not only is there beautiful natural scenery with beaches and nature parks galore, there’s also Roman ruins to explore and speciality museums to visit. One thing is for sure, when you visit Calpe you will need to have your camera with you.
