Altea is known as the pearl of the Mediterranean and is not lacking in reason. A small jewel that preserves all the charm of ancient Mediterranean villages, with a rich historical and cultural heritage that makes it unique.

Immerse yourself among its cobbled streets, admiring its white houses decorated with flowers of a thousand colours. Stroll through its small squares and enter the church of Nuestra Señora del Consuelo, famous for its characteristic blue dome.

Discover its craft shops, art galleries and cafes where you can take unique souvenirs that you will not find anywhere else.

Rest or play sports on its beaches, where you can practice water sports or enjoy the tranquillity in its hidden coves. Do hiking, cycling, or just walking. Serra Gelada and Sierra de Bernia offer incredible routes for sports fans.

And finally, don’t forget about its gastronomy. It is essential to try the “arròs a banda” and the “suquet de peix”, local dishes with an authentic flavour that will leave you, never better said, with your mouth open.

Gastronomy

Altea’s cuisine combines the best of the sea and the land. Enjoy an elaborate gastronomy where vegetables and fish are the basis of the Mediterranean diet

Nature

The Sierra de Bernia, the Algar River, or Serra Gelada are privileged natural environments that will allow you to enjoy endless outdoor activities.

The beaches

With more than 6 kilometres of coastline, its boulder beaches are not usually crowded and allow you to enjoy tranquillity and nature.

The old town (casa antiguo) 

Altea known as the Santorini of Spain and winner of conde west National Geographics most beautiful town in Spain mixes history, culture and heritage. With its historical fiestas for San Juan, Castel de L’Olla, and the Moors and Christians parades, it is a place full of wonder and awe-inspiring theatre. A centre of art and culture with jaw-dropping backdrops. Somewhere to get lost and discover paradise.