Villas in Alicante Province
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- 3 bedroom Costa Blanca villa to rentSeptember 2023 ★★★★★A beautiful villa with excellent views! What a lovely villa this is, we had an excellent stay here with one of the most wonderful views. Many days and evenings we sat on the patio/ balcony area enjoying the view. You can see for miles! It has a nice pool and it is private. Situated in a lovely community. You are a short drive away from several towns (you would need a car) which have lovey restaurants and far enough away from the tourist areas. I would certainly recommend and we may well be back!SamCouple from Reading, United Kingdom
- 3 bedroom villa rental in Alicante Province, Spain, with private poolJuly 2023 ★★★★★I'd really like to give this villa a bad review so it could be my secret, rather than letting everyone else know how great it is! My wife and I wanted somewhere quiet for just the two of us to get away for a few days. We stayed Monday-Saturday and enjoyed a wonderful break. The property is delightful. Plenty of space, nicely furnished, lovely outdoor spaces, a really nice pool and cracking views over Javea. We particularly like Javea and surrounding area. The villa is <10mins drive from Arenal beach, and <15mins from the Marina, so super convenient. We will definitely have Bonheur at the top of our list of places to check availability on our next Javea stay.MartinCouple from Camberley, United Kingdom
- 3 bedroom Costa Blanca villa to rentSeptember 2022 ★★★★★Overall stay was very good. We liked it. Rooms are big and plenty of space around the villa. But there is few bad points.. No information about boiler,where to throw away rubbish.. Communication with the person that was responsible for the villa was not so good. We ask where to throw rubbish (because you need to have code) and we've been waiting for 2 days to get the code.. There is missing information about this,where is this place to throw it(it wasn't obvious where this area is), also we didn't know if someone will be coming to take care of the pool or garden,or even change the bed sheets..Zero information about anything,just wifi password and that's it! Pool should be heated so people can enjoy it all year round.. So overall we won't be coming back , such a shame..MartaFamily from Barnsley, United Kingdom
- 2 bedroom villa rental in Alicante Province, Spain, with private poolSeptember 2022 ★★★★★Lovely Villa - the view, pool and outside area was fantastic. The indoor was great too but would have preferred fewer ornaments - was a little worried about breakages! The villa was very clean and the kitchen was well equipped - loved the ice machine on the fridge! One of the photo's shows the mountain view from the upstairs, so was a little disappointed that there was no access to this area. The view from the patio was brilliant though. In the evenings we walked to a couple of local bars/restaurants which were both nice. There's a pebble beach within walking distance which also has a number of cafe/restaurants. We ate there a few times. Two or more supermarkets within a minute or two drive. Lovely sandy beach of Las Marina was a short drive away - there are lots of bar/restaurants/shops, toilet facilities, etc. Denia was really nice - we visited the markets and the local park - there's a lovely little pond with terrapins. Lots of shade from the sun too. Also did a walking trail around Parque Natural del Montgó which took around 3 hours. Beautiful views! Overall had a lovely stay! Watch out for the mosquitos - make sure you have plenty of repellent!LynnCouple from Greater Manchester, United Kingdom
- 6 bedroom Costa Blanca holiday villa rental with private poolAugust 2022 ★★★★★Fabulous stay at the villa in August 2022 with 4 children aged 3-14 years. Villa was very clean with plenty of towels/bedding, all rooms were suitable for our needs. Kitchen was well equipped and the bathrooms were clean with fabulous shower pressure. And the pool...it was great! All of us loved it, was really deep at one end and very refreshing. Extra thanks to the agents in Spain who were unbelievably helpful with a couple of queries and got straight back to me. Highly recommendedMerrilynFamily from Bristol, United Kingdom
- 3 bedroom villa rental in Alicante Province, Spain, with private poolJune 2022 ★★★★★On arrival we found that dirty plates had been put into the kitchen press which resulted in ants. However this was our only issue with cleanliness the rest of the villa was very clean if a little dated. The location of the villa is about 40 mins walk into Denia itself, there is a Eurospar and Aldi nearby and there is a lovely local café beside Aldi. The beach is about 5 mins walk. The WiFi connection isn't great as the router is very old. The villa is very spacious and comfortable. The outside area and pool are lovely and have beautiful views of the mountains, unfortunately we couldn't use the BBQ as the base was broken. The welcome pack was minimal refuse bags and some cleaning materials. An information pack about the area ie bins, local shops, cafés, things to do and see etc would have been good. Denia itself is a beautiful town with lots of cafés, bars, shops and restaurants and the people are very friendly. Overall I would definitely recommend this villa however I do think that some updating could be done.JenniferFamily from Ballycullen, Ireland
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Prices and Availability for villas in Alicante Province
Cheapest month: November 2024 average weekly price £99129% of villas are available
High season: July 2024 average weekly price £2,25955% of villas are available
Most popular destination: MorairaAverage weekly price £1,765
Cheapest destination: TorreviejaAverage weekly price £1,119
All data is for the next 12 months and all the prices are the average weekly cost (Saturday - Saturday).
Price information for villas in Alicante Province (2024)
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Average weekly prices for villas in Alicante Province
The prices graph for villas in Alicante Province shows you the average weekly price for one of our villas over the next twelve months. July and August are the most expensive months to rent a villa in Alicante Province where the average price is £2,259 in July and £2,137 in August. The cheapest month to rent a villa is in November where the average weekly price is £525 (30/11 - 07/12). The average price of a villa in Alicante Province varies considerably between regions, distance from the nearest beach and the size of the villa. See the graph for average weekly prices for our top destinations in Alicante Province below.Availability for villas in Alicante Province (2024)
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Weekly availability for villas in Alicante Province
The graph above shows the availability of our villa holiday rentals in Alicante Province over the next twelve months. December (30/12 - 06/01) is the busiest time to rent a villa in Alicante Province where only 911 of our villas are available to book. The quietest time to visit Alicante Province at the moment is in August (31/08 - 07/09) where 60% of our villas have availability.Prices for top villa destinations in Alicante Province (2024)
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Average weekly prices for top destinations in Alicante Province
This graph shows the average weekly prices for villas in our most popular destinations in Alicante Province. Our cheapest popular destination to rent a villa in Alicante Province is in Torrevieja where the average weekly rental price is £1,119. In comparison, Moraira costs an average of £1,765 per week and Jávea £1,496 per week.Travel guide
Villa rentals in Alicante Province
A popular and easy to reach destination for a villa holiday, Alicante retains that authentic Spanish charm with its hilltop castle, pristine bays, local shops and colourful Mediterranean-style houses. Originally called 'Lucentum', (or City of Light), it lies southeast of the Costa Blanca in the Valencian Community, and is Spain’s eighth largest resort, boasting stunning views of the mountainous landscape. Along the coast, discover an elaborate marble floor stretching across the palm-lined promenade, while its main beach Playa del Postiguet boasts 900m of golden sand.
But there's far more to beautiful Alicante than picturesque bays, authentic Spanish tapas and glorious year-round Mediterranean sunshine. Remnants of the city's fascinating past can be found in Mount Benacantil and the stunning medieval castle of Santa Barbara in Alicante city's old town, El Barrio, to the east of the city's centre. Barrio de la Santa Cruz is where you'll find that authentic Spanish charm, with many restaurants, a buzzing nightlife and winding cobbled streets. Holidaymakers visit Alicante for its pristine beaches, historical beauty, museums and atmospheric nightlife. With the Mediterranean Sea to the east it boasts some beautiful beaches and of course, a delicious cuisine, where the best restaurants can be found in Dénia, with over 300 to choose from.
Alicante is also home to award-winning museums and art galleries, as well as a baroque church and 17th century town hall with its equisite marble staircase. From the beach take the lift carved into the side of Benacantil mountain, to the ancient castle and enjoy breath-taking views from the ramparts; Roman ruins, lively markets, a modern marina, and at sundown, El Barrio's busy nightlife scene bustling below; the perfect spot for a romantic evening! Wander further afield and discover the beautiful fishing village of Villajoyosa, the mountaintop fortress of Guadalest and a favourite with families; Torrevieja's Water Park, Aquopolis.
If you're after a relaxing beach holiday, there are plenty of fine sand beaches such as San Juan’s four miles of blue-flag coastline, and the urban beach of Playa Postiguet. Wander along the palm-fringed promenade stretching along the marina. After sundown, enjoy the authentic Spanish cuisine at one of the stylish restaurants overlooking the sea; arroz a banda, the local version of paella, is highly recommended for an evening of mouthwatering dishes and coastline views. In fact, Alicante is a foodies' paradise, known for its fresh seafood and colourful cuisine!
Key holiday info
- A direct flight to Alicante from the UK takes approx. 2.5 hours.
- Alicante has an average daytime temperature of 26°C in the summer and 12°C during winter.
- The sea temperature in July can reach a very pleasant 27°C.
- Alicante province boasts more than 18 golf courses.
- Alicante has 2 natural parks. Montgo in northern Alicante and the Pego-Oliva Marjal wetland, to the north of Denia, where rice is grown.
Where to go in Alicante Province
Orihuela
Nestled at the foot of the Orihuela mountains, this historic city can be divided into three regions: the rural countryside, the coast and the city itself. Experience its authentic Spanish charm, cultural sites and natural beauty, including some glorious fine sand beaches.
Jávea
The beautiful coastal resort of Jávea lies nestled between rocky headlands, with its picturesque old town and natural white sand beach. The intense blue water here makes it a paradise for artists and families looking for an unspoiled, quieter side to Alicante. Javea or Xàbia, to give it its proper Valencian name, is a jewel of natural beauty, known for its postcard-perfect coastline and pure blue waters. 100km from Alicante Airport, Javea town has three main areas: the old town, Javea port and the coastal beach area. Discover historical relics such as ancient churches and the old town's Gothic windows. Head to the town's harbour and fishing port for an atmospheric evening of traditional Spanish food, while overlooking the seafront.
Torrevieja
Enjoy a low-key holiday in the coastal city of Torrevieja, situated in southeastern Alicante. This beach resort boasts a beautiful Mediterranean climate and stretches of golden sand beaches. Originally a salt mining and fishing village, its charming marina reveals a quieter side of Spain, perfect for family holidays.
Benidorm
Known for its colourful nightlife, Benidorm on Spain's east coast is one of Alicante's most popular tourist resorts. With over 1000 restaurants, upscale shopping areas, beaches galore and plenty of bars and clubs to let your hair down, this bustling metropolitan is perfect for a lively, sun-drenched break. Benidorm began as a humble fishing village before it was transformed during the 1950s into a buzzing tourist resort and entertainment central.
Altea
Altea is a charming and peaceful resort, 11km north of Benidorm. As one of the prettiest locations on the Costa Blanca, it boasts a beautiful old town steeped in history, calm waters for sailing and plenty of traditional restaurants. Blending the old and the new, the authentic and the modern, it really is a town that caters to everyone. But don't expect it to rival the energy of Benidorm; Altea is the perfect place to unwind, away from the busy crowds!
Santa Pola
Santa Pola is a golfer's paradise and the perfect resort for the more adventurous of holidaymakers. With nine golf courses and plenty of cycling and hiking trails, this former fishing village is a haven for exploring Alicante's rural beauty and natural landscape. Become one with nature at the unspoiled palm-lined beaches of the south coast and watch the local fisherman bring in the catch of the day.
Did you know...
- Alicante is the birthplace of Spanish tapas, when travellers were given small delicacies served on a plate of bread to accompany their wine or beer.
- The Museo de Arte de Siglo XX La Asegurada (Museum of Contemporary Art) displays some of the most prominent works in contemporary Spanish art, housing paintings by Dali, Cocteau, Miro, Bacon and Picasso.
- The Romans named Alicante 'Lucentum', meaning 'City of Light.'
- The Costa Blanca meaning 'White Coast' boasts over 200km of Mediterranean coastline.
- The Explanada de Espana promenade is bordered with 400 palm trees, while its floor is paved with over 6 million red, black and cream marble tiles!
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10 Photos To Inspire a Holiday To Alicante
3 March 2020With its quaint, coloured homes, narrow streets, hilltop castle and quintessential Spanish culture, it's certainly not surprising that Alicante is an enormously popular holiday destination. Whether you want to walk along palm-fringed, white sandy beaches, visit lively local markets, enjoy some iconic arroz a banda the local version of seafood paella on the marina or hike up to the ancient castle and experience the breath-taking panorama, there's something for everyone here. Here's a taster of what this magnificent destination has to offer...
