Costa Blanca, located on Spain’s southeastern coast, is famous for its stunning beaches, charming towns, Mediterranean cuisine, and vibrant culture. Beyond tourism, it offers a wide variety of activities including hiking, watersports, local markets, nightlife, and family-friendly attractions. From Alicante to Altea, Benidorm, Calpe, and Denia, Costa Blanca combines natural beauty, historical sites, and modern amenities, making it a perfect destination for tourists and residents alike.
Guide to the Best Seafood Restaurants on the Costa Blanca Coast
Discover the top seafood restaurants along Costa Blanca, Spain. From traditional coastal cuisine in Villajoyosa to gourmet experiences in Dénia, enjoy fresh fish, seafood paella, and local flavors More
Fresh Fish, Rice, Seafood, and the Best Restaurants in the Fishing Towns of Costa Blanca
Discover the authentic taste of Santa Pola: fresh seafood, traditional rice dishes, and Mediterranean flavors. Explore top restaurants, seasonal catches, and culinary tips for an unforgettable gastronomic day by the sea More
Where to Eat in Elche and What to Try: Markets, Tapas in the City Center, and Countryside Restaurants Among the Palm Groves
Discover the best gastronomic routes in Elche: from fine dining at La Finca to family-friendly La Masía de Chencho, local markets, palm oasis restaurants, and must-try regional products. Plan your culinary day in Elche easily More
Moreira Without Tourist Clichés: Where to Truly Eat and Drink on the Costa Blanca Coast
This article is not a list of tourist “must-visit” spots, but a thoughtful gastronomic guide to Moreira. More
Where to Eat in Guadalest 2026: Best Restaurants for Views, Atmosphere & Great Food
Discover the authentic taste of Guadalest in Alicante’s mountains. Explore traditional Valencian dishes, family-run restaurants, rice specialties, local meats, tapas, and homemade desserts. Plan your culinary journey today More
Villajoyosa: Chocolate and Culinary Experiences
Discover Villajoyosa, Alicante: visit Chocolates Clavileño factory, explore the fish auction, Central Market, and taste traditional dishes like Arròs amb Fessols i Naps, Borreta de Melva, and Nardo Vilero. Tips, restaurants, and events included More
One Day of Flavors in Torrevieja: Market, Sea, Rice, and Sunset by the Salt Lagoons
Discover Torrevieja through its cuisine: seafood, rice dishes, tapas, churros & chocolate, local markets, salt lagoons sunset walks, and top seaside restaurants for a perfect gastronomic day. More
Where to Eat in Altea: Tapas, Seafood Rice by the Sea, Cocktail Terraces, and Restaurants for a Beautiful Evening
This article is a gastronomic guide to Altea: what to try first, where to find the atmosphere of the old town, where to go for sea views and the perfect paella, where to enjoy a glass of wine when you want “a little celebration,” and which places are best to book in advance. More
La Mata 2025–2026 – Synthetic Ice Rink
This article provides detailed information about the seasonal ice rink operating in La Mata (part of the Torrevieja municipality, Alicante province, Spain) during the 2025–2026 Christmas and New Year holidays. You will find dates, location, access conditions, and visitor recommendations. More
Где поесть в Аликанте: от мишленовских ресторанов до лучших тапас-баров
In this guide, we will step off the tourist trails and show you the real Alicante – a city where mornings begin with ice-cold horchata, lunch lasts three hours, and dinner turns into an endless tapas tasting. More
Tapas, Pintxos, Rice Dishes, and Seafood: Best Spots and Routes in the Old Town and by the Sea
If you want to experience Benidorm “through taste,” you don’t need to go far from the sea. The best gourmet spots are in three zones: the Old Town (Casco Antiguo) around the church and viewpoints, the “Basque zone” for pintxos and tapas, and the Poniente Beach and port area, where seafood, fish dishes, and authentic rice specialties are easiest to find. More
Calpe – The Best Restaurants, Bars & Seafood by Peñón de Ifach
In this guide, we break the town down into flavour zones: the port with its famous seafood platters, the historic centre with cosy bistros, and, of course, the fine-dining scene that has turned Calpe into a pilgrimage destination for gourmets from across Europe. More