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Dénia
A year-round coastal town with a working marina, long beaches and the Montgó behind it. Dénia suits apartments by the water and villas in the hills, and remains a practical base for life on the northern Costa Blanca.
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From historic coastal towns to quiet mountain communities, discover the places we know best.
Discover the Costa Blanca.
The Costa Blanca is not one place. It is a coast of distinct towns and residential areas, each with its own character, landscape and way of living. Understanding those differences is the beginning of finding the right property.
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Jávea / Xàbia
Coves, beaches, an old town and established residential areas. Jávea / Xàbia runs from the port and the Arenal to quieter hillside neighbourhoods, with family houses and sea-view villas.
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Moraira / Teulada
Moraira is the coastal harbour of Teulada: villas, coves and a quieter waterfront rather than a separate municipality. The harbour and the inland of Teulada belong to the same setting.
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Benissa
A coastal town with a historic centre inland and a residential shoreline of Mediterranean houses. Benissa is known for villas with views and a rocky coast rather than a large waterfront centre.
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Calpe / Calp
Calpe / Calp is a working town on a dramatic coastline, with the Peñón de Ifach as its landmark. Apartments by the sea and villas looking over the bay sit in one municipality.
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Altea
A historic old town and a coastline of views. The wider Altea area includes Altea itself and Altea la Vella — one coastal setting, not two separate locations.
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El Albir
A compact coastal neighbourhood of apartments and seafront living between Altea and Benidorm. El Albir is its own location: a lower, more residential shoreline, distinct from Altea’s old town.
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Benidorm
A high-rise coastal city with a long seafront and a year-round urban market. Benidorm is a denser, more urban kind of Costa Blanca living than the quieter towns to the north.
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Finestrat
Hillside residential ground behind the Benidorm coastline, with villas and houses looking out over the bay. Finestrat is chosen for space and views rather than a harbour town.
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La Nucia
An inland town between the coast and the mountains, with residential neighbourhoods and a quieter daily life close to Benidorm and Altea. Houses here sit back from the shoreline.
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l'Alfàs del Pi
A residential municipality between Altea and Benidorm, with established neighbourhoods in the pine hills. l'Alfàs del Pi is a lived-in setting rather than a resort strip.
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Polop
A small inland town in the hills above the Altea–Benidorm belt. Polop is a village setting of houses and a historic centre, away from the shoreline but still part of the same hinterland.
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Cumbre del Sol / Benitatxell
Cumbre del Sol is the first-line coastal residential area of Benitatxell: hillside villas looking out over the sea, not a separate municipality. The setting is coastal, even where the houses sit above the water.
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La Sella / Pedreguer
La Sella is the residential golf community within Pedreguer, in the hills between Dénia and Jávea. It belongs to Pedreguer, not to a town of its own: houses among greenery and a quieter inland rhythm.
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Pego
An inland town behind the northern Costa Blanca, with a working centre and quieter residential ground in the surrounding hills. Pego is a single location — greener and more rural in character than the harbour towns on the coast.
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Jalón Valley / Vall de Xaló
One inland valley, not a list of separate destinations. Jalón Valley / Vall de Xaló takes in villages and areas such as Llíber, Senija, Jalón / Xaló, Alcalalí, Parcent and Murla — houses among vineyards and hills, with a slower rural character behind the coastal towns.
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Orba Valley / Vall d'Orba
A single inland valley of small villages rather than six separate locations. Orba Valley / Vall d'Orba includes Orba, Tormos, Sagra, Sanet y Negrals, Beniarbeig and Benidoleig — a quieter, more rural setting in the hills behind Dénia.
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Ibiza
A Balearic island destination, separate from the Costa Blanca. Ibiza is included here as its own geography: a different coastline and a different kind of Mediterranean property search.
