Holiday apartment for rent in Altea

small shops, restaurants, café, zoo, water park, amusement park, harbour, museum, church, park, market, concerts

cycling, diving, fishing, golf, horse riding, hiking, mountaineering, paragliding, sailing, swimming, tennis, walking, water skiing, wind surfing

Airport: 61 km
Beach: 1 km
Golf: 3 km
Shops: 1 km

Sea views
Mountain views

General: beach towels provided, linen provided, maid service, towels provided

Outside: terrace, terrace furniture, garden, sunbeds, private parking, garage, lift, communal pool

Inside: cd player, dvd player, radio, satellite, tv, air conditioning, heating, childrens high chair, cot, safe, washing machine, iron, ironing board, entryphone

Kitchen: freezer, fridge, grill, hob, microwave, oven, kettle, toaster

Bathroom: jacuzzi, shower, bath tub, hair dryer

Beds: 2 double beds , 2 single beds

There is a weekly Market in Altea on a Tuesday and a local Mas y Mas supermarket is a 5 minute drive away.
There are 2 water sports centers serving Altea, El Club Nautico de Altea and the El Puerto deportivo de Luis Campomanes. Both offering diving, windsurfing, fishing, boat cruises and sailing. In the Luis Campomanes harbor you can see some of the most spectacular yachts.
There are 2 main beaches in Altea both a mixture of sand and pebbles. The Playa de la Roda and the Playa de Cap Blanch. Other beaches close to Altea are the Playa de Cap Negret with its black pebbles and the Playa de L´Olla just in front of the island with the same name. At the Mascarat point to the north of the Altea bay are the shingled coves of La Solsida, La Barreta and La Galera. You will need to drive to these beaches.

The Palau Altea Centre dArts provides a vast variety of entertainment and cultural activities for both residents and visitors.
In Altea itself a nice walking tour could be starting in Plaza de Convento take the Pont de Moncau to the Vellaguarda. From Vellaguarda through the narrow cobbled medieval streets upwards to the old quarter Plaza and the blue domed church. Along the way you will most certainly stop for a while admiring the buildings with their carved wooden doors and balconies with metal grills. All with flowers such as geraniums and jasmines. Another reason for stopping along the way are the many gift shops and art galleries.
The Virgin del Consuelo which means Our Lady of Solace church with its blue dome is one of Costa Blanca’s postcard favorites. It dates back to the turn of the 20th century.
Throughout the town there are many excellent restaurants to enjoy at quite reasonable prices serving typical Valencian dishes like Paella, snails with onion fish stew, sea-urchins and of course the more international cuisine.
For family fun you can visit all of these attractions that are just outside Benidorm:
Terra Mitica, Spain´s largest theme park
Aqualandia with its many water rides
Mundomar, a marine park with dolphins
Terra Natura, a journey through exotic worlds
Fonts de Algar, a natural spring where you can bath in rock pools and climb up waterfalls.