What to do in Alicante province

- Discover the delights of Benidorm, the Mediterranean's finest tourist resort.
- In Alicante, go for a promenade along the seafront Explanada, and see the worlis of artists such as Alfaro, Canogar, Mompo, Tàpies, Miró, Picasso, Gris or Chillida in the Euseblo Sempere Museum.
- Enjoy the magnificent beaches and coves along the Costa Blanca. From Denia to Pilar de la Horadada, you'll find beaches for all tastes: quiet coves, bustling beaches, with either sand dunes or fine shingles.
- Visit Orihuela to see an exceptional ensemble of gothic, renaissance and baroque monuments.
- In Santa Pola you can try a delightful caldereta de langosta, the towns famous Lobster stew. From the harbour, you can make a trip to the island of Tabarca and enjoy the magnificent marine scenery.
- Experience the nightlife on the Costa Blanca: discos and pubs, cafe's and terraces where you can have a drink or an ice-cream, casinos, dance halls... Boredom is out of the question!
- Commune with the elements in the beautiful nature parks of Font Roja in Alcoy, or the Penón de Ifach in Calpe.
- Travel inland to the districts of Vinalopó Mitja and Vinalopo Alto, and discover castles, excellent cuisine and fine wines (Monóvar,
Novelda, Sax, Villena, Biar, Aspe, Monforte del Cid and Petrer).
- As a souvenir of your visit, choose some locally-made ceramics from the towns of Agost, Orba or Biar, or an article in wickerwork, rush or esparto in Gata de Gorgos.
- Climb the San Antonio cape or the Montgo mountain and enjoy a good meal with a view over the blue Mediterranean and the steep coastal cliffs.
- Visit the town of Elx and stroll through the only palm forest in Europe.
- Go beachcombing across the sand dunes in Guardamar del Segura and have a refreshing swim in the sea.
- Do some trekking in the Bernia sierra. You can cross the entire crest of the mountains at one thousand metres above sea level, with magnificent vistas.