At the foot of the Serra Gelada, Albir combines Mediterranean light with residential calm. The pine-covered hills and citrus terraces frame farmhouses and stone houses with exposed beams, a fireplace and land for an orchard and garden.
The promenade of El Albir beach, with Blue Flag status, connects to the lighthouse of the Parc Natural de la Serra Gelada. Markets in Alfaz del Pi and Altea, inland wineries and hiking trails shape everyday life.
The A-7 and Alicante airport bring this area closer to the rest of the peninsula, while Benidorm provides services, marinas and cultural offerings year-round.
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