Costa Blanca is famous as a central point of some of the great beach attractions in Spain. It has the reputation of a Mediterranean paradise with excellent climate. Traveling through Costa Blanca is best explored through carretera which goes all the way around it. Costa Blanca has beautiful cities such as the Torrevieja. It is the main town of Costa Blanca where you can see a number of surrounding beaches. The cleanliness of the water and surroundings of Torrevieja makes it an ideal settlement. The Guardamar, Elche and the famous cities of Alicante and Benidorm are only other prime tourist locations. The Terra Mitica in Benidorm is something tourists must see with the theme park that offers dispersed excitement and fun. The smaller villages and towns of Villajoyosa are also lovely. The bays of Calpe and Altea are truly enchanting for remarkable holidays. Each city alone can provide for maximum pleasure and diverse modes of entertainment suitable for all ages. Good climate and great beaches attract thousands of tourists every year. There are many attractions one can find in Costa Blanca that enumerating everything is not enough for this page. Tourism is the major factor contributing to its development. It seems that this blessed place of Spain offers just about everything. This is probably the place to choose as a romantic getaway, talk about lighthouses and historical sites, let alone the creamy white tints of the cliffs from which the place got its name. Costa Blanca can offer a variety of relaxing and recreating activities. You can choose among the leisure facilities, recreation spots, water sport activities, health and relaxation spas, clear waters and underwater sceneries, which are all temptations to diverge into. Overall, it is undeniably a water world paradise with so much interesting things to do to get the most of your time. Moreover, the coast has excellent transports such as ferry ports, motorways, railways and airports. Costa Blanca is one of Europe’s unspoiled locations. Costa Blanca can offer a whole lot of fascinating views and places which you’ll find in the towns and villages, and beautiful orchards, interesting valleys, orange groves and great sea getaways. The beaches and resorts are extraordinary it is hard to find anything like it in other places of the world.

Costa Blanca is a perfect place to bask yourself under the sun. With more than 300 days of sunshine per year it is indeed a totally smashing place to gallivant and enjoy all sorts of activity on and in the water. Yet, Costa Blanca is not all beaches, water and diving. It has a lot to offer for those who love the hills, parks or falls. Here is a list of activities outside the beaches of Costa Blanca.

• Algar Waterfalls- This place is just divinely great. Everybody is expected to help with the conservation of the place. You should try to indulge yourself in this place for a whole day to get the feel of it. Try walking along the path, marvel at the place’s lively sounds of nature, enjoy a baths in its falls and pools.

• Safari Park Rio- This is the most perfect spot to enjoy God’s gift to us- nature. You can have a wonderful time watching different animals from lions, tigers, hippopotamus, camels, monkeys and etc. from your boat. An expert can record your journey on a boat and after the activity can give you a recorded movie like caption of your tour of the park. This park has grown a total of 6000 palm trees that gives a perfect setting for strolling in the park.

• Altea Hills Yacht- Yachts are always portrayed as a symbol of riches. Maybe it is true. Yet, as a tourist you can enjoys yacht experiences at Greenish Marina. The most excellent and hub of many of the largest luxury yachts on coast of Costa Blanca. After the exhilarating experience in the Greenish marina you may want to eat at posh restaurants nearby.

• Aqualandia- This is one big water experience for kids and adults alike. This amusement park offers a great deal of water activities that is surely a big instant click for kids and adults. Don’t forget to protect yourself from the sun for surely it is one big day of activities under the sun.

• Cactuslandia- This is a personal garden at first then transformed into a cactusland. If you love cactus then this place is surely the highlight of your trip. A total of 1000 different variety, species and family of cactus, tropical fruit trees, and other succulent fruit trees are available for you. Arrays of animals are also present for you to gaze at like the parakeets, many species of parrots, and other animals.

COSTA Blanca is that 300 kilometer stretch of Mediterranean coastline in Spain. In spring, you will find lots of flowers in the beaches blossoming and it’s wonderful to blend the sight of that to the serene Mediterranean coastline. Right now all over the world, it is spring break. Spring break is a one week off from college. The particular duration is dependent on which college you are in. Georgetown may have its spring break the week before Holy Week or Johns Hopkins may have its spring break as early as Valentine’s Day. A university in Toronto may have its spring break three weeks before summer. So whatever time of the season your spring break is, Costa Blanca in Spain is the newest tourism sensation right now.

In fact, Air Canada, the country’s flag carrier, has arranged for more direct flights to Alicante airport because latest buzz has it that private universities and colleges in Montreal and Quebec have banded together to form student package flights to Costa Blanca as a way of prizing students who have been included in the top ten in the licensure examinations of any field – whether in geodetic engineering, electronics and communications engineering, agriculture, economics, broadcasting, journalism, filmmaking, nursing and others.

Of course, the gem of Costa Blanca where Canadian students will visit this spring is Peñon de Ifach, that rock overlooking the whole Costa Blanca. Peñon de Ifach has a population of 300 varied plants and animals. In fact, many birds from elsewhere troop here but you need not worry about the onset of bird flu since Spain is very strict in monitoring alien birds in its territory here in the Iberian Peninsula. If you are that adventurous, then you can dare climb Peñon de Ifach so you can have a spectacular view of Costa Blanca from the top of the rock which is preserved both as a Spanish national heritage and as a UNESCO World Heritage.

Aside from a Mediterranean diet, one delicacy you can have here in Costa Blanca is coffee. There are lots of small-scale cafes especially around the beaches here in Costa Blanca whether they’re conventional or nudist beaches. But in the nudist beaches, these small-scale enterprises are located just outside the beach property. Yet there are also luxury cafes inside the nudist beach and if you’re a Spaniard taking up a hospitality course, try being employed here. You’ll really be delighted.