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A Guide to La Llosa de Camatxo
05 12 - 2024
La Llosa de Camatxo is located in the centre of the Marina Alta, nestled between the Sierra del Seguili and the Sierra del Castell d'Aixa. An ideal place to live for those seeking a tranquil way of life in this picturesque valley filled with natural beauty. In 1876 it lost its status as a municipality becoming a part of Alcalalí: However, in 1996 the Valencian government restored its autonomy granting it the status of EATIM. Our quick guide will provide you with the essential information about this picturesque town in the sunny Marina Alta. Where to Eat in La Llosa de Camatxo El Trastero What to do in La Llosa de Camatxo Fiestas ...
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A Guide to Els Poblets
28 11 - 2024
Els Poblets is one of the northern-most municipalities of the Marina Alta, with evidence of human settlement from as 5 A.D. forming part of the historical Via Augusta,Bars & RestaurantsIn Els Poblets you can find a wide range of popular restaurants offering cuisine from all over the world. Some great examples include Restaurante Hero, which is renowned for it's Mediterranean dishes, while Pagoda provides a variety of Asian options.FiestasMig Any Moors and ChristiansDuring the first week of February Els Poblets celebrates the halfway point of the festival calendar with the parades of Moors and Christians.Bonfires of San JuanIn June they honour San Juan with bonfires on the beach and a street party with live music and food and drink.Patronal FestivitiesOn 28th of June the patronal...
more A Guide to El Verger
20 11 - 2024
El Verger is situated in the northern part of the Marina Alta between the Segária mountain and the Mediterranean sea close to some of the best beaches of the Costa Blanca and less than 20 minutes from the centre of Dénia, where you can easily catch a bus to the major towns such as Alicante or Valencia, or even a ferry to beautiful balearic islands.Bars & RestaurantsThere are various bars in El Verger popular with the locals. The Bar and Grill Restaurante BB is known for its flamed grilled meats and rotisserie chicken. Other well-liked restaurants include the Churrascaría Utopia or the Japanese restaurant Yamasaki.FiestasSant AntoniIn January they celebrate Sant Antoni del Porquet, which involves particpants taking a horse drawn journey to the church plaza where they have mass and a...
more A Guide to Senija
12 11 - 2024
Senija is one of the south-eastern municipalities that makes up the region of La Vall de Pop.Situated in the peaceful countryside of the Marina Alta, less then 30 minutes away from some of the best beaches of the Costa Blanca and less then 20 away from Calpe offering great connections to Benidorm and Alicante.Bars & RestaurantsIn Senija you can enjoy some fine valencian dishes at either Casa Manolo or Bar Restaurante Nou, the latter of which has a terrace with views of the natural beauty that the town is surrounded by.FiestasSenija celebrate their patronal festivities during the first weekend of May in honour of la Virgen de los Desamparados and Santa Catalina Mártir.The neighbourhood known as La Cometa celebrate their own festivities on the first weekend of August.On the 14th and 15th...
more A Guide to Vall d'Ebo
05 11 - 2024
Located in the north-east corner of the sub-region, Vall d'Ebo is one of the several beautiful valleys in the Marina Alta, brimming with nature in one of the sunniest autonomous communities of Spain.Bars & RestaurantsIn la Vall d'Ebo you'll discover various restaurants offering delicious valencian dishes.Restaurante Capri is spacious restaurant with a terrace and Foc I Brasa is located at the edge of town with a terrace that offers a glimpse of the natural beauty that surrounds the town.Also, in the centre of town you will find La plaça and La Entra, two more bars popular with the locals serving food and drinks.FiestasIn the first week of August they celebrate honouring their patron saint.In the last week of September is the festival of San Miguel Arcángel.HikingLa Vall d'Ebo forms a...
more A Guide to Campell
25 10 - 2024
Campell, along with Fleix and Benimaurell make up the Vall de Laguar, a valley with stunning views of in the interior of the Marina Alta.Bars & RestaurantsIn the town itself is the bar Tramusser, or heading north along the CV-721 El Nou Cavall Verd. The former is charming little bar in the heart of Campell opposite the church, while the latter, on the outskirts of the town approximately 2 minutes away driving, has a terrace with stunning views of the Marina Alta.FiestasPatronal FestivitiesOn the 25th, 26th, and 27th of July they begin their celebrations in honour of la Divina Pastora, their patron saints Santa Ana and Cristo de la Paz.HikingThere are two main hiking routes in the Vall de Laguar, the PR-CV 43 and the PR-CV 147.As we have mentioned previously on the blog, the former has...
more A Guide to Fleix
21 10 - 2024
Fleix, also known as Poble d’Enmig, is one of three towns that makes up the Vall de Laguart municipality along with Benimaurell and Campell. Discover a charming town nestled in a beautiful valley of the Marina Alta.Bars & RestaurantsCurrently Bar El Barranc is the only local bar in the heart of the town open serving local dishes and drinks.Following the CV-721, between Fleix and Campell is Xiringuito de Laguar, which not only has beautiful views of the Marina Alta and Montgo, but also hosts live concerts.FiestasPatronal festivities in Fleix occur on the first weekend of September honouring Virgen de los Dolores, San Pascual, their patron saint, and Santa Teresa. They celebrate with a procession and street party in the evening.HikingTwo hiking routes can be walked from Fleix. PR-CV 43,...
more A Guide to Benimaurell
18 10 - 2024
Benimaurell, also going by the name of Poble de Dalt is one of the four towns that form part of the municipality Val de Laguart. A beautiful valley brimming with nature and history.Bars & RestaurantsIn search for a good meal, you can try either of the two bars in the town itself, Bar Jalisco or L'Hedrera Ca' Sandra for a variety of dishes including traditional Valencian cuisine.Alternatively a short stroll up to the Restaurante Alahuar provides a dining option with spectacular views of the valley.FiestasPatron FestivitiesBenimaurell celebrate their patron saints from the 22nd to the 24th of August in honour of San Roque, San Cosme, San Damián and San Miguel.HikingEven though there exists plenty of information about the route of Les Valls, PR-CV 43 is currently no longer registered as...
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A Guide to Calp
03 10 - 2024
Calp, the southernmost municipality in Marina Alta, boasts a rich history dating back to the Bronze Age. It is known for the Penyal d'Ifac, a large limestone outcrop as recognisable as Montgó in Jávea.Situated between Moraira and Benidorm, Calp offers excellent connectivity to major cities like Valencia and Alicante. The clear Mediterranean waters, beaches and lively festivals make it an attractive place to visit for people all over.Bars & RestaurantsThere are many popular restaurants and bars in Calp where you can enjoy dishes from all over the world, whether you want to dine overlooking the Mediterranean or in the old town.Lapsus Bistro and El torreó are close to the old town near the Peça tower while Restaurante Capri and Punjabi Curry are closer to the sea, the former...
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Scenic Motorcycle Route in Valencia
26 09 - 2024
Throughout our blog we have mentioned how great the Marina Alta is for hiking. The mountainous terrain and natural beauty, offering many great views as well as being home to various points of historical interest including castles, museums and cave paintings, makes it a great place to explore. However if you're interested in covering a bit more distance and discovering more of the community of Valencia, the topology provides excellent options for driving routes on winding roads that will really show off the Marina Alta and neighbouring regions. Regardless of whether you are an experienced rider or a weekend warrior, we've created a route that you can enjoy on a performance bike, cruiser or any other motorcycle. Denia, Galp For those in the Marina Alta...
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A Guide to Moraira
19 09 - 2024
Moraira is the second population centre that makes up the Teulada-Moraira municipality, known for its white sandy beaches and beautiful coves along the eight kilometre coastline.Bars & RestaurantsThere are many restaurants in Moraira providing delicious traditional Valencian dishes, specifically seafood and Paella. Some of the popular choices include the Rincon de Moraira and El Refugio.Other interesting options include Eleven, which offers a range of different options including gyoza and hamburgers. Malquerida on the other hand is a popular choice serving Mexican dishes.FiestasPatron FestivitiesIn Moraira they celebrate their patron saints, La Mare dels Desemparats and La Mare de Déu del Carme on the 15th and 16th of July.Moors and ChristiansIn June they celebrate the festival of...
more A Guide to Teulada
16 09 - 2024
Teulada is one of the two main centres in the Teulada-Moraira municipality in the south of the Marina Alta. Located about 10 minutes inland from the coastal town of Moraira you will discover a stunning landscape, where you can explore mountains, forests, beaches and bays.With plenty of family entertainment and close proximity to neighbouring towns such as Gata de Gorgos and Jávea, residents can experience a peaceful Mediterranean lifestyle with easy accessibility to the larger cities of Alicante.Bars & RestaurantsThere is a great variety of popular bars and restaurants in Teulada such as the Belladonna that offers a dining experience based on the slow food philosophy or Toni Cantó where you can taste delicious traditional Valencian seafood and paella dishes, to name just two.FiestasOn...
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