Alicante Province

Average Daily Temperatures for Alicante
Nearest Airports are:
Alicante
Murcia (San Javier)
We have information and maps for the following towns in Alicante province -
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(R) Rentals
(BB) Bed and Breakfast
(S) Property for Sale.
Albatera
Alcoy
Algorfa*
Alicante*
Almoradi
Altea*
Altea Hills
Altea la Vella
Beniarres
Benidorm*
Benijofar
Benimarfull
Benimeli
Benissa
Benitachell
Biar
Blue Lagoon
Busot
Cabo Roig
Calpe*
Catral
Ciudad Quesada
Cocentaina*
Confrides
Cumbre del Sol
Dehesa de Campoamor
Denia*
Dolores
El Campello
Elche
Els Poblets
Gran Alacant
Guadalest*
Guardamar del Segura*
Hondon de las Nieves*
Hondon de los Frailes
Ibi
Jalon
Javea*
La Florida
La Herrada
La Marina
La Mata
La Nucia
La Romana
La Zenia
Lomas de Cabo Roig
Matola
Monovar
Moraira*
Muro de Alcoy
Orba
Orihuela
Orihuela Costa
Pilar de la Horadada
Pinoso
Planes
Punta Prima
Rojales*
Sagra
Salinas
San Juan
San Miguel de Salinas
Santa Pola
Torre de la Horadada
Torrellano
Torrevieja* (R)
Villajoyosa
Villamartin
Villena
Alicante province, the most southerly provence of the Valencia region, is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Spain with the Costa Blanca and the well known towns of Benidorm and Torrevieja, plus many more smaller and unique towns such as Calpe, Denia and Javea.
The reasons for this popularity are the almost white sands of the beaches (hence the name, Costa Blanca), rugged hills and mountains inland to the north of the province, and the availablity of flights to Alicante airport. For the north of the province, it also has a less parched appearance then coastal areas in Andalucia.
The province is also popular with golfers, there being a good selection golf courses along the coastal strip.
Towns along the coast will generally offer a wide variety of cuisine, much of it using local produce, while the larger towns will also cuisine from various countrys.
The larger towns are also likely to have a choice of water sports available, while inland in the north of the province you will find plenty of walking oportunities.
The provence benefits from a fast train service running north from Alicante to Valencia and Barcelona plus regional trains running both north and south. A narrow gauge train also runs north from Alicante city following the coastline as far as Denia.