Altea is a treasure of the Costa Blanca, known not only for its bohemian charm but also for its stunning beaches and coves. At Hotel Abaco, we are in the heart of this paradise, perfectly located to explore every corner of the coast. From family beaches, perfect for a day of fun in the sun, to secret coves that invite tranquility and relaxation, Altea has it all. Join us to discover those magical places where the sea meets the land and creates dream landscapes.
1. Cap Blanch Beach
Location: South of Altea, bordering with L'Albir.
How to get there: Just 10 minutes by car from Hotel Ábaco, this beach is easily accessible by the N-332 road. You can also get there by bike or on foot to enjoy the scenery.
What to expect: Cap Blanch stretches out with a mix of pebbles and fine sand, ideal for long sunset strolls. Its calm waters make it a paradise for swimmers and families.
Tips: Bring an umbrella and sunscreen, as areas of natural shade are limited. Don't forget to explore the promenade which offers a variety of restaurants and beach bars.
2. La Roda Beach
Location: Next to the old town of Altea.
How to get there: It is a short walk from Hotel Abaco, which makes it perfect for quick and uncomplicated access.
What to expect: This gravel beach is famous for its vibrant promenade, full of life, art and local culture. It is ideal for those looking to combine beach relaxation with the urban charm of Altea.
Tips: After a refreshing swim, we recommend a stroll through the old town and discover the boutiques and art galleries it hides.
3. Albir Beach (Racó de l'Albir Beach)
Location: In the neighboring town of L'Albir, to the north.
How to get there: 15 minutes by car from the hotel, following the N-332 towards Benidorm, it is a simple route with spectacular scenery.
What to expect: With a blue flag to its name, this pebble beach offers crystal clear waters and a commanding view of the Serra Gelada Natural Park.
Tips: Don't miss the Faro de l'Albir lighthouse, at the end of a pleasant path that starts from the beach, offering panoramic views of the Mediterranean.
4. Mascarat Cove
Location: Between imposing cliffs, south of Altea.
How to get there: 20 minutes by car, taking the AP-7 or the N-332, this cove is a hidden treasure perfect for the adventurous.
What to expect: Its transparent and calm waters are ideal for snorkeling and diving, discovering the rich marine life of the area.
Tips: Remember to wear proper footwear for walking on rocks and don't forget your snorkeling gear to explore under the sea.
5. L'Espigó Beach
Location: Right next to the port of Altea.
How to get there: This gem is a short walk from Hotel Abaco, easily accessible on foot, allowing you to immerse yourself in the coastal atmosphere as you approach.
What to expect: L'Espigó is an urban beach with a particular charm, thanks to its quiet atmosphere and its unique breakwater that juts out into the sea, creating a perfect setting for photography lovers and those looking for a quiet corner to read or meditate. Its calm, crystal-clear waters are ideal for a refreshing dip on hot summer days.
Tips: It is the ideal place for those seeking tranquility without going too far from the town center. Don't forget to bring your favorite book or your camera to capture the beautiful view of the Peñon de Ifach in the distance. If you feel like a bite to eat, the nearby restaurants offer delicious local dishes that you can't miss.
General tips for a perfect day at the beach:
Sun protection: Apply broad-spectrum sunscreen to protect yourself from the sun.
Hydration: Stay hydrated by carrying fresh water or hydrating drinks.
Respect for nature: Keep the beaches clean by picking up your garbage and using the garbage cans available.
Safety: Keep an eye on your belongings and, if you swim, do not stray too far from the shore.
From Hotel Abaco, we encourage you to explore these coastal paradises that make our location a unique place for your vacation. Each beach near Altea offers its own charm, perfect for relaxing, enjoying nature and creating unforgettable memories by the Mediterranean Sea.