Situated at the foot of the Montgó, Dénia is a busy Spanish town (approx 40.000 inhabitants) and is the administration centre for the immediate area. The coastline is approximately 20 km long. The centre of Dénia is typically Spanish, with the historic castle dominating the town. The main street – Carrer del Marquès de Campo – has many interesting boutiques and bars. The Marina is developing into a trendy area with restaurants and night clubs to suit all tastes. Dénia is suitable for holiday purposes as well as permanent living. Its established infrastructure includes schools, hospitals and sports facilities.

Jávea is a small Spanish town, divided into three main parts. The historic centre (known as the ‘pueblo’ or ‘old town’) with its old fortified church and traditional indoor market is best discovered on foot to appreciate its authentic Spanish charm. The Port area, with its pebble beach, has a great selection of good restaurants and shops. Finally, the ‘Arenal’ is the well-appointed sandy beach area of Jávea, with its excellent promenade full of shops and restaurants, which is loved by both the Spanish and tourists alike. Less known, but definitely worth a visit are the spectacular bays of Jávea. The coastline has several viewing points from where the views over the rugged coastline are breathtaking. Living in Jávea offers the same variety, with a selection of well-located and maintained urbanizations, small apartment buildings close to the sea or, for those who prefer a more rural environment the Montgó area would be perfect.

This charming village with its stunning coast line and sandy beaches is situated in the bay between Jávea and Benissa. Originally a fishing village, it has been sympathetically modernised, providing modern facilities whilst preserving its authentic character. The historic centre, with many shops and a variety of restaurants, together with the promenade and the marina area, form the picturesque heart of Moraira. It is suitable for all-year round living – Moraira has a great deal to offer whether as a holiday destination or as a more permanent place to stay.

Benissa is one of the oldest towns on the Costa Blanca and covers a wide and diverse land area. With 4 km of spectacularly rugged coast line, its historic and administrative centre is situated 10 km inland. Loved both for holiday making and also (semi) permanent living, Benissa offers many facilities such as schools, restaurants, an indoor community pool and other sports facilities. Popular urbanisations close to the coast are la Fustera, Baladrar and Montemar.

Altea is an attractive town situated at the foot of the Sierra Bernia. Due to its location, Altea has a very mild climate. The old town has quaint narrow streets with typical whitewashed houses and Spanish steps. It is much loved by artists and painters and once you have seen this picturesque town you know why. The marina and the beautiful beach front with bars and restaurants give Altea a lively atmosphere without losing anything of its authentic Spanish character. Altea offers a wide variety of living areas. For example, the exclusive Altea Hills zone has magnificent views across the bay plus 24/7 surveillance for peace of mind, Altea La Vella is situated inland as a more rural choice, Pueblo Mascarat is ideal for those who love the sea and water sports, while Sierra Altea is popular for its golf course Don Cayo.

In the heart of the Jalón Valley you will find the town of Jalón. This valley, situated approximately 20 minutes from the coast of Benissa, is internationally known for its sweet dessert wine ’Mistela’. There are several bodegas where you can sample these and other wines before buying - you can even fill your own container to take away with you! Every Saturday there is a lively ‘rastro’ market where you can find antiques alongside household goods, and many other stalls besides. The Jalón Valley offers a relaxed way of life which enables you to fully appreciate its rural surroundings. Nature is in abundance and each season has its own characteristics, the most spectacular being the almond blossom that covers the valley in January and February in shades of white and pink. Apart from Jalón itself, villages such as Alcalalí, Parcent and Orba are also situated in the Jalón Valley and are definitely worth spending some time exploring.