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Costa Blanca, the “white coast“ is the 212 km long coast line of the province of Alicante.

The Costa Blanca is famous for its fantastic climate and landscape and is one of the most charming areas in Iberia. North of Alicante, you will find rocky cliffs and sandy beaches while on the south side, there are the plains. The attractive long dune beaches are situated between Santa Pola and Torrevieja.

Experience the Costa Blanca in a different way, far away from the tourist bustle of Benidorm, but instead close to nature and its origins. You will see almond blossoming while it is still winter in Central Europe. If you like hiking, you will enjoy the mountain ranges with their bizarre rock formations.

Active people will enjoy the Coasta Blanca with its many possibilities for water sports, diving, hiking and golf. The largest golf centre is situated on the Costa Orihuela in the South, only few kilometres from Torevieja. Its golf course Lomas de Campoamor includes 18 holes and 250 hillside hectares.

Another reason to spend your next holiday in a luxury villa on the Costa Blanca is its healthy climate. It is supposed to be one of the best in the world and often compared to Hawaii. The Costa Blanca has on average 2,700 sunny hours a year.

Enjoy your Cuendet luxury villa on the Costa Blanca while it's still winter in Europe!

Valencia is one of Europe's hottest and most fashionable destinations and a major cultural and industrial center with a European Congress Center for international business and trade fairs. Spending your holiday here in a luxury villa from Cuendet sure will give you a wonderful time with lots of fantastic and interesting experiences.

The province of Valencia is situated East of Iberia and borders the provinces Castellon and Alicante by the Mediterranean Sea, as well as the provinces Teruel, Cuenca and Albacete towards the inlands.

The former Spanish doorway towards the Mediterranean Sea includes architecturally valuable and cultural treasures, like the Lonja de Sede, the silk exchange, that has become world cultural heritage. Valencia takes its visitors with the particular charm of a city by the sea. Crystal clear water surrounds the endless long sandy and shingle beaches, jagged cliffs overlook lonely bays and the rocky coast, magnificent bays and picturesque fishery villages, like El Saler, offer a variety rarely seen anywhere else.

La Hoya de Bu~nol

Full of contrasts thanks to the unspoiled landscape between the coast and the mountains, is the gateway between the rising coastal hills and the plains. Beautiful forest peaks overlook picturesque mountain ranges and gentle hills. The Calderona Mountains are perfectly suited for hikes to its countless view pints that offer a breathtaking view of the Valencia coast.

El Rincón de Ademuz

El Rincón de Ademuz, an exclave of Valencia, is the point that is furthest away from the sea. Vineyards, valleys shaped like terraces, river ravines, mystic caves and fragrant fruit trees dominate inland areas like Los Serranos and La Canal de Navarres that have been populated as long as anyone can remember. Countless, picturesque villages offer their hearts and monuments as historical and cultural heritage.
Besides plenty of sights, you will experience the Spanish vitality, expressively demonstrated during the over 600 festivals (fiestas) in the Valencia region each year.

oExperience the fantastic Valencia area in a luxury villa from Cuendet.