Beaches and Coves: El Campello - Villajoyosa
Costa Blanca, Alicante
Enjoy a spectacular tour of the Alicante coastline, exploring some of its most impressive beaches and coves.
Highlights
- Tour over 6 kilometers of white sandy beaches along the Costa Blanca coast
- Visit the archaeological site Baños de la Reina in El Campello
- Enjoy panoramic views from Cabo de la Huerta Lighthouse
- Sample typical snacks at Alicante's Central Market
Description
This guided van tour explores Alicante’s coastline, historic sites, and local flavors, ideal for visitors interested in culture, nature, and gastronomy.
The tour begins at Playa del Postiguet, located beneath Santa Bárbara Castle, followed by a visit to the quieter Playa del Cocó, popular with locals for its scenic bay views.
Next, the route reaches Cabo de la Huerta Lighthouse, offering wide-ranging views of the Mediterranean Sea, surrounding cliffs, and beaches along the coast.
The journey continues along Playa de San Juan and Playa Muchavista, featuring over six kilometers of sandy beaches and clear waters that characterize the region.
In El Campello, the tour stops at the Baños de la Reina archaeological site, overlooking the town’s fishing harbor and cruise port.
At Villajoyosa, the itinerary includes the Ibero Sanctuary of La Malladeta on a hill with sea views, followed by a walk through the fishing district known for its traditional colorful houses used historically as fishermen’s landmarks.
The experience concludes back in Alicante with typical snacks at the Central Market, accompanied by tips for enjoying the local 'tardeo' (afternoon socializing).
Includes
- Van sightseeing tour with guided stops at key points of interest
- Pick-up and drop-off within Alicante city
- Snacks served at Alicante Central Market
Excludes
- Personal expenses
Cancellation Policy
Full refund available for cancellations made up to 24 hours in advance.
For the best experience, wear comfortable shoes and bring sun protection. Booking in advance is recommended, especially during peak tourist seasons.