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Altea, in Alicante, in the region of La Marina Baixa, is one of those places that will nestle in a special place in your heart. Its white houses and blue domes, which have earned it the nickname ‘dome of the Mediterranean’, make it one of our most popular destinations. We have prepared a short guide to help you get to know it better!

What to see in Altea

Your plans in Altea should start with a stroll through its oldest, most picturesque part, within the Historic Site of the Baluarte and Renaissance Enclosure of the Town. There you will find the remains of the walls and defences of the fortified town and a charming town centre full of white façades, shades of blue, bougainvillea ... and panoramic lookouts!

We suggest walking from the Portal Vell, one of the entrances to the old walls, to Calle Salamanca, with its 18th- and 19th-century houses. Continue to the Maño roundabout to enjoy spectacular views and continue on to the Portal Nou, another of the gates in the old walls. Every corner of Altea's historic centre is a gorgeous photo opp!

You'll pass more viewing spots on your way to the square where the Nuestra Señora del Consuelo Parish Church awaits you, topped by a unique dome of blue and white ceramic tiles. After visiting the Bellaguarda Tower, you can head towards the sea in search of pebble beaches and bowling pins!

You'll love Mascarat beach, and at La Olla you'll find an islet! You can reach it by swimming or kayaking to enjoy some snorkelling. Cala del Soio, Cap Negret beach with views of the mountains, Cap Blanc and much more. And if you like water sports, there's an interesting range on offer at its three marinas.

Your list of things to do in Altea should include a visit to the interior, where you can play golf or discover two beautiful mountain ranges: the Serra Gelada Natural Park and Bernia. They are criss-crossed by incredible hiking trails, including the Forat de Bernia, which ends at a spectacular lookout with panoramic views of the sea from the mountain top. Enjoy an unforgettable getaway!

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