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The Costa Blanca, a must-see holiday destination
Set off for a Spanish camping experience on the Costa Blanca, full of fascinating, entertaining adventures and discoveries. Whether you’re looking for cultural, gourmet or sporty holidays, the Costa Blanca will not disappoint!
Visit Santa Barbara Castle on Mount Benacantil in Alicante and step back into the past. It offers spectacular panoramic views over the city, the port and the coast. In the afternoon, immerse yourself in the world of wine, with visits to traditional cellars and tastings of local wines. Still on the Costa Blanca and from your high-quality campsite, join the coastal path that links cala del Cantal Roig to cala de Les Bassetes in Calpe, a typical town in the province. You will discover beautiful beaches and creeks along the way.
After a good night's sleep in your campsite accommodation and a stop for pinchos, explore the waymarked trails of the Sierra Helada, a natural coastal and land park in the Valencian Community.
Visit the Costa Blanca as a family
For your family break on the Costa Blanca, plan a day out to Alicante Archaeological Museum, where your children can take part in fun workshops and educational activities. The next day, take them to Benidorm to see the town's ancient castle, with its iconic, unmissable viewing platform. When you're camping on the Costa Blanca, you won’t be short of surprises - your kids will be constantly asking for more!
At the campsite, chill out by the heated pool. While you relax, your children will be kept busy by the Sandaya entertainers with workshops, sports activities and free entertainment.
Visit the Costa Blanca as a couple
Book yourself a camping holiday on the Costa Blanca with your loved one, you deserve it! A successful couple's break should involve cultural trips, sports activities, time to relax and opportunities to sample the cuisine.
During your camping break on the Costa Blanca, go cycling or hiking along the Via Verde del Maigmó, a nature trail leading through mountains, forests and vineyards. The very best thing for recharging your batteries! At the end of the day, sip a cocktail and chill out by the pool... The next day, you could visit charming villages such as Altea, or a city like Valencia, perhaps?
Camping Costa Blanca Campsite: our handy tips for a successful stay
Explore the interior of the Costa Blanca via a circuit that links up the charming villages of the Marina Baixa. The route gives you an overview of the region’s history, culture and mountainous landscape.
The Costa Blanca is not lacking in “miradors” where you can drink in the views: the Albufereta in Alicante, the Santa Pola lighthouse, the Portalet in Villajoyosa… There are countless viewpoints to enjoy!
The Barrio de San Antón, a neighbourhood in Alicante, is a genuine open air art gallery covered in murals, graffiti and art installations.
Make a stop at “El Huerto del Cura” subtropical gardens in Elche, famous for its imperial palm tree and Mediterranean vegetation.
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