On the Costa Blanca, Mediterranean light bathes Blue Flag coves and historic orchards. Among vineyards, almond and olive trees, farmhouses and stone houses with exposed beams, a fireplace and a garden appear. The markets of Altea, Jávea and Dénia liven up weekends with local produce and rice dishes.
The Montgó and the Bernia Range invite hiking and cycling, while Alicante airport and the AP-7 bring the area closer. Many fincas retain a granary and outbuildings, with land for a vegetable garden and the tranquillity that a life open to the sea and the mountains asks for.
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