Beach villas in Alicante province

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Beaches are what draw a lot of people to visit this part of Spain. Staying in beach villas in Alicante province is the ideal choice for anyone who plans to spend most of their time sunning themselves on a sandy shore. Alicante's beaches are the stuff of legend, with visitors having a huge amount of choice. The best beaches in the area tend to be very busy, but heading away from the beaten track can be rewarding, with hidden covers ready to be explored.

There is no doubt that the near-guarantee of clear skies and warm temperatures is what attracts so many travellers to book beach villas in Alicante province. Accommodation options are usually within a few minutes of the beach at the most, putting them in a perfect position to enjoy the region's many bars and restaurants. Beach villas in Alicante province also tend to have a terrace or a garden area - if not both - providing some shade for those who are finding the hot sun too much to bear at times. Some of the largest beach villas in Alicante province at Holidu can provide a home away from home for up to 12 guests.

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A strong tan is one of the things many people who stay in beach villas in Alicante province will be looking to take home. Alicante province is where many of Spain's finest sandy shores can be found. Lined with palm trees, Playa San Juan de Alicante is definitely among them, while any list of the best beaches in Alicante province also has to include the Blue Flag badge holder Platja de La Cala de Finestrat too.

The buzzing nightlife is another reason why a lot of people opt for beach villas in Alicante province rather than staying anywhere else in Spain. Alicante itself has some of the best bars and clubs in the country, while Benidorm's nightlife has to be seen to be believed. Another top tourist town known for its nightlife here is Calpe, which enjoys a prominent position at the foot of the Natural Park of Penyal d'Ifac.

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Those who stay in Alicante itself are sure to spend much of their time around La Explanada de Espana, a promenade made up of more than 6.5 million red, cream and black tiles. Cafés and bars line the route and there are plenty of market stalls for those who fancy a bit of souvenir shopping.

These festivals are one of the things that Alicante province is most famous for. Moros i Cristians typically include parades that can even include live camels and elephants.

To live life like a local while staying in beach villas in Alicante province, travellers ought to make time to ride the Alicante Tram. Sensational scenery can be enjoyed on routes that go along the coast or even up through some of the mountains of the region.

The UNESCO World Heritage listed palm groves of Elche are a must-visit for anyone who stays in beach villas in Alicante province. The capital of the Baix Vinalopo region, Elche's palm groves were established by the Phoenicians, so they are a historic site.

For a great park, look no further than Alicante's own Parque el Palmeral. Explore the Mediterranean parklands and waterfalls, or hire a boat to have a short ride out into the lake. There is even a small sports ground for those who fancy a game of boules.

Alicante might have a reputation as a tourist trap, but there is a surprising amount to see and do. One must-see sight is the Castillo de Santa Barbara, a ninth-century castle that has been beautifully preserved. A lift takes visitors right to the top, but those who do not mind the climb can take a winding path to the main entrance.

Those who want to explore a bit further afield while staying in beach villas in Alicante province ought to think about a trip to Tabarca. This stunning island is completely unspoiled and is surrounded by a Mediterranean Marine Reserve. It takes just 45 minutes to reach Tabarca and it is well worth the trip.