Perched high above Alicante on Mount Benacantil, Santa Bárbara Castle is one of Spain's largest and most impressive medieval fortresses. Its strategic hilltop location offers breathtaking panoramic views of the city, marina, beaches, and the sparkling Mediterranean Sea. Wander through centuries of history as you explore ancient walls, courtyards, and lookout points that have witnessed Roman, Moorish, and Spanish rule.

The Explanada de España is Alicante's iconic waterfront promenade and the city's social heart. Lined with elegant palm trees and decorated with more than six million colorful marble tiles arranged in a wave pattern, it invites visitors to enjoy a relaxed Mediterranean atmosphere. Cafés, street performers, artisan stalls, and sea breezes make it the perfect place for a leisurely stroll along the harbor.

Located at the foot of Santa Bárbara Castle, El Barrio is Alicante's vibrant historic district where centuries of history meet modern Mediterranean life. Its lively plazas, narrow streets, colorful façades, and welcoming cafés create a charming atmosphere both day and night. Rich in local character, this neighborhood is the perfect place to experience Alicante's culture, architecture, and relaxed Spanish lifestyle.

Santa Cruz Quarter (Old Town)- Nestled on the hillside beneath Santa Bárbara Castle, the Santa Cruz Quarter is the heart of Alicante's Old Town and its most picturesque neighborhood. Wander through narrow cobblestone streets lined with whitewashed houses, colorful flower pots, vibrant doors, and charming hidden squares. This enchanting district captures the authentic Mediterranean spirit, offering breathtaking viewpoints, local character, and countless photo opportunities around every corner.

Meet the Druze culture in ''Druzeland'', hear the (hi)story of the people, the story of 2 strong women who broke the glass ceiling, and the story of the village which is a cultural mosaic by itself. We will have the opportunity to taste the Druze cuisine.

Experience Alicante through its flavors at the vibrant Central Market, where locals have shopped for generations. Browse stalls overflowing with fresh seafood, seasonal produce, cured meats, cheeses, olives, and traditional Spanish delicacies. Enjoy carefully selected tastings while discovering the ingredients and culinary traditions that define the region's rich Mediterranean cuisine. This authentic market experience offers a unique opportunity to connect with Alicante’s local culture through its flavors, aromas, and everyday culinary traditions.

Discover Spain's sweetest tradition in the colorful seaside town of Villajoyosa, home to the famous Valor Chocolate Factory. Learn how one of Spain's most beloved chocolate brands has crafted premium chocolate since 1881, explore the fascinating production process, and indulge in delicious tastings. Combined with Villajoyosa's picturesque pastel-colored waterfront, this visit offers the perfect blend of history, culture, and irresistible flavors.

Beach Panoramic Drive - Relax as we follow Alicante's spectacular Mediterranean coastline, passing golden sandy beaches, crystal-clear waters, elegant marinas, and scenic seaside neighborhoods. Along the way, you'll enjoy stunning viewpoints that showcase the beauty of the Costa Blanca, offering countless opportunities for memorable photos while experiencing the region's laid-back coastal lifestyle.