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EDITORIAL GUIDE · Natural parks
Montgó shapes the landscape between Dénia and Xàbia, bringing a mountain backdrop to the coast and extending towards Cap de Sant Antoni. A visit might focus on enjoying the scenery, discovering its wildlife or planning a day of hiking. Its appeal lies in combining that mountain perspective with seaside towns, choosing one specific itinerary rather than trying to cover the whole park in a morning.
EDITORIAL GUIDE · Natural parks
Serra Gelada reveals the rugged side of the coast between Benidorm, l’Alfàs del Pi and Altea. Its hills, cliffs and protected marine area form a landscape worth giving a day of its own during a Marina Baixa stay. You might begin with the l’Albir lighthouse itinerary or plan another park walk, letting your available time and the needs of the group guide the choice.
EDITORIAL GUIDE · Natural parks
Between Alcoy and Ibi, Carrascal de la Font Roja offers a change of scene: Mediterranean woodland, mountain paths and traces of rural life. It is a place to spend time observing, walking and understanding the landscape, with El Menejador as a landmark. Make it the focus of an inland break or combine a carefully chosen visit with the heritage of nearby towns and cities.
EDITORIAL GUIDE · Natural parks
Serra Mariola brings together mountain scenery and towns worth including in the trip. On its Alicante side, Alcoy, Cocentaina and Muro de Alcoy are useful starting references. Montcabrer, springs and historic snow wells shape the identity of a range shared with Valencia province. The best first decision is to choose one area and enjoy it slowly, rather than treating the park as a single point on the map.
EDITORIAL GUIDE · Natural parks
Between Elche and Crevillent, El Hondo —El Fondo in Valencian— invites you to slow down and look closely. Water, reedbeds and observation points create an experience different from the mountain parks. The reward lies in understanding the wetland and taking time to watch, with binoculars if you have them. It makes a thoughtful nature outing to include in a stay in southern Alicante province.
EDITORIAL GUIDE · Natural parks
The Santa Pola salt flats reveal a landscape shared by salt production and wildlife. Water, open spaces and birds give this part of southern Alicante a character of its own. Spend time understanding and observing the area, then complement the visit with Santa Pola's maritime atmosphere. The key is to use places prepared for visitors and allow time to look, rather than focus on covering distance.
EDITORIAL GUIDE · Natural parks
The La Mata and Torrevieja lagoons add a wetland landscape to a stay in the southern Costa Blanca. Salt production, vegetation and birds reveal another side of Vega Baja beyond its beaches. A visit might focus on a marked walk, time at an observation point or understanding the surroundings through the visitor centre, without making the colour of the water the only reason to go.
EDITORIAL GUIDE · Natural parks
Penyal d’Ifac, also known as the Peñón de Ifach, defines Calp's skyline with its great mass of rock beside the Mediterranean. Visiting the park offers another perspective on the coast and on a natural area surrounded by the town. You can focus on learning about the park and its landscape; if your objective is to climb it, the itinerary needs specific preparation and an official reservation.
EDITORIAL GUIDE · Festivals & traditions
In June, Alicante invites a different kind of walk: one corner leads to a temporary monument and the next to a marching band. The Bonfires of Saint John are an invitation to notice details, understand the satire and share the atmosphere of the neighbourhoods.
EDITORIAL GUIDE · Festivals & traditions
Music, parade formations and flowing costumes transform Alcoy's streets during its celebrations honouring Saint George. Arriving with an understanding of the events helps you enjoy more than a parade: a collective tradition at the heart of local life.
PUBLIC-INTEREST INFORMATION
Address, telephone and institutional email for the Guardia Civil station in Villena. Official directory details to help locate the right unit.
PUBLIC-INTEREST INFORMATION
Address, telephone and institutional email for the Guardia Civil station in Xàbia / Jávea. Official directory details to help locate the right unit.
PUBLIC-INTEREST INFORMATION
La Vila Joiosa’s museum and heritage network. Archaeology and monuments, with a visitor approach that gives particular attention to access and inclusion.