Fincas in Altea

Altea Getaway

Altea's historic centre is a captivating hilltop retreat where whitewashed houses, winding stone alleys, and bursts of bougainvillea create an atmosphere full of charm and tradition. Overlooking the sparkling waters of the Costa Blanca, this peaceful enclave invites visitors to slow down and soak up its timeless beauty. Meander through narrow streets dotted with local galleries, boutique shops, and shaded cafés, or make your way up to the iconic blue-domed church for sweeping views of the Mediterranean coastline. The area exudes an artistic spirit and romantic calm that appeals to explorers and dreamers alike. For a restful stay, choose from a beautiful selection of finca rentals in Altea tucked within and around Altea's old quarter, each offering elegant touches, serene outdoor spaces, and all the comfort you need for a truly relaxing escape. Be sure to browse the beautiful range of villas in Alicante

Costa Blanca is the perfect Winter Sun Getaway!

Alicante offers a vibrant mix of beach life, historic charm, and modern culture, all set against the stunning backdrop of the Mediterranean Sea. Visitors can explore the hilltop Santa Bárbara Castle, wander through the colourful old town, or relax on the lively Postiguet Beach. Why not take a look at the fantastic range of fincas in Alicante offering a diverse range of accommodations in various locations. You can also explore the lovely fincas in Benidorm, the charming fincas in Costa Blanca, and the wonderful fincas in Benissa for even more fantastic Costa Blanca options. Choose from a superb range of affordable finca rentals in Altea with the following amenities:

• Terrace/Garden
• Ocean Views
• Parking
• Wi-Fi
• TV
• Pool
• Barbeque
• Air Conditioning

Altea for beach lovers

Altea is a coastal haven for beach lovers, offering a more tranquil and scenic alternative to busier resort towns along the Costa Blanca. Its coastline is dotted with a mix of pebbled coves and small sandy stretches, where crystal-clear waters gently lap against the shore. Playa de la Roda, set near the old town, invites relaxed sunbathing and peaceful swims with the dramatic backdrop of Altea's whitewashed hillside. For those seeking something quieter, nearby coves like Cap Negret or La Olla offer calm waters perfect for paddleboarding or snorkelling. With a palm-lined promenade, charming beach cafés, and sweeping views across the bay, Altea blends seaside serenity with understated Mediterranean beauty. Be sure to take a look at the lovely selection of fincas in La Florida. A wonderful variety of villas in Benidorm await you too if you are keen to stay in a buzzing holiday mecca packed with fabulous amenities and nightlife.

Altea for nature lovers

Altea is a delight for nature lovers, offering a lush tapestry of coastal and mountain landscapes just steps from the town. Hike the rugged trails of Serra Gelada to discover sheltered coves and dramatic cliffs with panoramic sea views. Inland, winding paths through olive groves and orange orchards reveal the true rhythm of rural Costa Blanca. Birdwatchers will delight in the skies above Cap Negret, where seabirds circle and reedbeds attract local species. As the sun sets, stroll along the promenade and watch the sky cast golden hues over the Mediterranean. Discover the best beaches in Altea and plan your perfect Costa Blanca coastal escape. With its perfect balance of sea, hills, and greenery, Altea invites you to immerse yourself in the natural splendour of eastern Spain.

1. Wander the Whitewashed Maze
2. Sip and Gaze on the Church Square
3. Cycle to Cap Negret
4. Paddle Along the Coastline
5. Visit the Tuesday Market
6. Take a Sunset Stroll by the Marina
7. Hike the Sierra de Bernia Ridge

1. Wander the Whitewashed Maze

Begin your Altea adventure by losing yourself in the winding streets of the Old Town. Each corner reveals something new, from tiny art galleries to colourful flower pots hanging from stone walls. Climb higher and discover panoramic views of the sea below. The quiet hum of local life blends with birdsong and the echo of church bells. This is where Altea's soul lives, so take your time. Let your feet and curiosity lead the way.

2. Sip and Gaze on the Church Square

Once you reach the crown of the hill, pause at the beautiful blue-domed church. The square outside is a peaceful haven, surrounded by little cafés and artists' stalls. Order a coffee or a chilled white wine and soak in the views across the coastline. There is no rush up here, only sunlight, sea breeze and the gentle buzz of conversation. Evening brings a soft golden glow that makes this spot feel like a dream.

3. Cycle to Cap Negret

Rent a bike and follow the scenic coastal route to Cap Negret. This flat ride takes you past pebbled beaches, swaying palms and little coves perfect for a mid-ride dip. Along the way, stop for a fresh juice or an ice cream at a beach kiosk. It is an ideal ride for both beginners and experienced cyclists alike. Keep your eyes open for sailboats drifting by on the shimmering horizon.

4. Paddle Along the Coastline

Kayaking or paddleboarding from Altea's beachfront lets you see the town from a new perspective. Glide past rocky outcrops, spot fish darting through the clear shallows and admire the white houses stacked on the hill behind you. In the early morning, the sea is calm and inviting, a perfect time for peaceful exploration. Bring a snorkel and make a few underwater discoveries along the way.

5. Visit the Tuesday Market

Altea's weekly market is a feast for the senses. Held every Tuesday, it stretches along the lower town and overflows with stalls selling fruit, spices, leather goods and handwoven baskets. Chat with vendors, sample local cheeses and stock up on sweet oranges from nearby groves. It is a brilliant way to connect with the town's everyday rhythm and take home something uniquely Spanish.

6. Take a Sunset Stroll by the Marina

As daylight fades, head down to Altea's charming marina. The waterfront path is perfect for an evening walk, with yachts bobbing gently and lights twinkling on the water. Stop for dinner at one of the open-air restaurants and order grilled prawns or a seafood paella. The mix of salt air and good food will stay with you long after your holiday ends.

7. Hike the Sierra de Bernia Ridge

If you love a challenge, take on the nearby Sierra de Bernia trail. Just a short drive inland, this circular route leads you through pine forests, past ruined fortresses and up to dramatic limestone peaks. The views are breathtaking, stretching across the Costa Blanca and out to the Mediterranean. Pack water, sturdy shoes and a sense of adventure, this hike is a showstopper. Renting a finca in Altea is a superb option for a quiet holiday getaway.