The Costa Blanca is one of Europe's most popular holiday destinations offering fantastic white sandy beaches lapped by sparkling blue waters plus a superb road and rail network. Here spring comes early and the warm autumn days linger through November, so it is easy to see why people return year after year. Whether you choose to visit theme parks, nature reserves, enchanting caves, mountain top fortresses or explore inland through timeless villages, fragrant citrus groves and vineyards, the Costa Blanca truly has something for everyone.
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The area is rich in history dating back more than 3000 years with the Romans leaving their mark and centuries later the Moors and Christians battles have shaped much of the architecture, culture and tradition along the coast. The Fiestas celebrating the Arab conquest of the area are re-enacted today with colourful costumes, singing and dancing take place in all towns at various times throughout the year. The city of Valencia, the 4th largest in Spain is the cultural and political capital of the area, magnificent architecture, museums and cool leafy squares added to the superb shopping make this a must visit city.
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The modern development of the area as a tourist destinations started in the 1950’s with what were small fishing villages rapidly growing to meet every need. However despite the popularity and the development of the coast it remains full of character with walks and secluded beaches with just the lapping of the waves on the shore to be heard. To the north of the region are a number of protected national parks providing peace and seclusion yet close to all of the modern resorts.
There are an endless choice of sports and pastimes available, world class golf courses, Tennis and watersports. Whether you are looking for peace and relaxation or an action packed family fun holiday- the Costa Blanca has it all.
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