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Discover Alicante: A Mediterranean Gem for Every Traveler

Nestled along Spain’s stunning Costa Blanca, Alicante is a city that effortlessly blends sun-soaked beaches, rich history, and vibrant culture. Whether you’re a history buff, a beach lover, or a foodie, Alicante has something to offer everyone. In this blog post, we’ll take you on a journey through this enchanting city, uncovering its hidden gems, must-visit attractions, and unique experiences. By the end, you’ll be ready to pack your bags and explore Alicante for yourself!

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Why Alicante Should Be Your Next Destination

Alicante is more than just a pretty face. With over 300 days of sunshine a year, it’s a paradise for those seeking warm weather and outdoor adventures. The city’s Mediterranean charm is evident in its golden beaches, historic landmarks, and lively festivals. But what truly sets Alicante apart is its ability to cater to all types of travelers. Whether you’re planning a romantic getaway, a family vacation, or a solo adventure, Alicante promises an unforgettable experience.

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Top Attractions in Alicante

1. Santa Bárbara Castle: A Journey Through Time

Perched atop Mount Benacantil, the Santa Bárbara Castle is one of Alicante’s most iconic landmarks. This medieval fortress offers breathtaking panoramic views of the city and the Mediterranean Sea. The castle’s history dates back to the 9th century, and its well-preserved ruins tell the story of Alicante’s past. Don’t miss the chance to explore its towers, dungeons, and exhibition halls. For an extra dose of romance, visit at sunset and watch the city light up below you .

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2. Explanada de España: A Stroll to Remember

The Explanada de España is Alicante’s vibrant waterfront promenade, lined with palm trees and mosaic-tiled pathways. This bustling hub is perfect for a leisurely stroll, people-watching, or enjoying a coffee at one of the many outdoor cafés. The promenade also hosts street performers, markets, and cultural events, making it a lively spot day or night .

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3. Postiguet Beach: Sun, Sand, and Sea

Located right in the heart of the city, Postiguet Beach is a favorite among locals and tourists alike. Its golden sands and calm waters make it ideal for swimming, sunbathing, or simply relaxing with a good book. The beach is also conveniently close to Alicante’s historic center, so you can easily combine a day at the beach with some sightseeing .

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4. Tabarca Island: A Hidden Paradise

Just a short boat ride from Alicante, Tabarca Island is a must-visit for nature lovers. This tiny island is a protected marine reserve, offering crystal-clear waters perfect for snorkeling and diving. Explore its charming streets, visit the local seafood restaurants, and soak in the island’s tranquil atmosphere. It’s the perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of the city .

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Hidden Gems in Alicante

1. Barrio de Santa Cruz: A Quaint Neighborhood

Tucked beneath the Santa Bárbara Castle, the Barrio de Santa Cruz is a picturesque neighborhood filled with narrow streets, colorful houses, and blooming flowers. It’s the perfect place to get lost and discover hidden plazas, cozy cafés, and local artisan shops. Don’t forget to snap a photo of the iconic “Moor’s Face” rock formation as you wander through this charming area 1213.

2. Canelobre Caves: A Natural Wonder

Located just 25 km from Alicante, the Canelobre Caves are a fascinating natural attraction. These caves feature stunning stalactites and stalagmites, some of which are over 100,000 years old. Guided tours are available, offering insights into the caves’ geology and history. It’s a great day trip for families and adventure seekers alike 13.

3. Mercado Central: A Food Lover’s Paradise

For a taste of local life, head to Alicante’s Mercado Central. This bustling market is a feast for the senses, with stalls selling fresh seafood, fruits, vegetables, and regional specialties like turrón (a sweet nougat made with almonds and honey). It’s the perfect place to pick up ingredients for a picnic or simply enjoy the lively atmosphere 212.

Festivals and Events in Alicante

Alicante is known for its vibrant festivals, which celebrate the city’s culture and traditions. Some of the most popular events include:

Las Hogueras de San Juan: A spectacular festival held in June, featuring bonfires, fireworks, and elaborate cardboard sculptures.

Semana Santa: A solemn yet beautiful celebration of Holy Week, with processions and religious ceremonies.

Moors and Christians Festival: A colorful reenactment of the Reconquista, complete with costumes, parades, and battles 1213.

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Tips for Traveling to Alicante

Best Time to Visit: Spring (March-May) and fall (September-November) offer pleasant weather and fewer crowds.

Getting Around: Alicante has an efficient public transportation system, including buses and trams. Renting a car is a great option for exploring nearby towns and attractions.

Stay Connected: Consider getting an eSIM or local SIM card for easy access to maps and travel apps.

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emigrarhoy · 1 year ago

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aly4everjewelry · 6 years ago

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Cuevas de Canelobre ~ #gems #caves #canelobre #gemstone #flowerp #blooms #tagblenderower #flowermagic #bloom #petal #petals #nature #beautiful #love #pretty #plants #blossom #sopretty #spring #summer #flowerstagram #flowersofinstagram #jewel #aly4everjewelry #jewelry #jewellry (en Alicante, Spain) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bmx7mP9FRNf/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=14m6t7woeloyi

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macarulles · 2 years ago

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El deu dels mil ulls (canelobre a l’Ajuntament de Barcelona). https://www.instagram.com/p/Clro0yXt_KjWQ_u52U2XbgPUTOPQ-Km6LvEJH80/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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ali4nia · 2 years ago

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Saludos desde las Cuevas de Canelobre, #Busot. Un lugar recomendado para visitar. Son alucinantes. ⛰😍🌈

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elchepam · 3 years ago

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De excursión cuevas de canelobre (en Cuevas de Canelobre) https://www.instagram.com/p/CZoolwVN0ko/?utm_medium=tumblr

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gsanagustin · 3 years ago

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Canelobres 🙌🏻 #chandeliers (en la Sagrada Familla, Barcelona) https://www.instagram.com/p/CWsR85osPcP/?utm_medium=tumblr

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12endigital · 2 years ago

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“Made in Alicante”, la revista Canelobre ensalza los productos y la industria local

El Instituto de Cultura Juan Gil-Albert ha presentado el número 73 del monográfico Canelobre titulado Made in Alicante y compuesto por 610 páginas en las que han colaborado más de 80 articulistas de diferentes sectores, instituciones y organismos. Numerosas autoridades y representantes del tejido social, económico y cultural de la provincia han asistido al acto celebrado en el MARQ, presidido por…

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yourboatholiday · 4 years ago

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Costa Blanca Boat Itinerary: What destinations can’t be missed while sailing this Spanish coast stretch?

With over 160 kilometers of coastline, Costa Blanca is one of Spain’s most popular tourist destinations. White beaches, blue sea, rocky coves, and an infinity of bars and restaurants follow one another from Denia to Pilar de la Horadada, giving well-being and fun to millions of visitors every year.

We have decided to share with you a possible itinerary to discover some of the best destinations Costa Blanca offers its visitors, strictly to be discovered aboard one of our rental boats.

Where are we?

The Costa Blanca is located in the south of Spain, overlooking the Mediterranean Sea, and is located south of the city of Valencia. It is also part of the autonomous Valencian Community.

Why exactly Denia?

City of just over 40,000 inhabitants located about 100 km south of Valencia. Not only a renowned tourist resort, but Denia is also an important maritime and commercial hub with Ibiza and the entire Balearic archipelago.

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Not to be missed, both the Muslim Castle and the Archaeological Museum where numerous finds from the Roman and Moorish periods are preserved. From the hill where these two buildings are located, you can see a beautiful panorama that goes as far as the Parc Natural de Montgo, about 10 kilometers away. The excursions inside this park, together with the innermost Cavaleres Caves and, obviously, the beaches of Les Marinas and de las Rotes represent the main points of interest for those who want to learn more about the city and its surroundings.

From a gastronomic point of view it is worth tasting the shrimps, traditional local fishing, still very popular today.

Where to embark on sailing in Costa Blanca?

The “Marina de Denia” tourist and sports port is a resort located a short distance from the city center. An ideal place to practice sports and nautical activities will be the starting and finishing point of our itinerary.

This marina not only offers numerous berths but is perfectly equipped for nautical tourism with activities such as rowing, kayaking, paddle surfing, or jet skiing.

What will our Costa Blanca boat itinerary be?

The starting and ending point of our itinerary will be the beautiful town of Denia. In between, we will visit a series of locations, more or less known, that characterize this stretch of the Spanish coast. Let’s find out together with a 9-day boat itinerary:

Day 1: Set sail from Denia

Once in the city, we just need to reach our boarding point in Marina de Denia. Here we will meet our skipper and the crew onboard and, after a short briefing to be sure that everything is ready for the trip, we are finally ready to sail!

Day 2: from Denia to Calpe

Our first destination is Calpe, a town that represents the right compromise between tradition, nature, and tourism.

A thriving tourism economy of hotels, pubs, bars, and restaurants has developed along its coastline of about 11 kilometers. Here, however, resists a naturalistic oasis of great importance, namely the Ifach peak, the famous limestone block about 330 meters high, a refuge for various species of birds as well as a treasure trove of biodiversity also from a floristic point of view. The excursions on the Penyal d’Ifac are truly exciting and offer a breathtaking view of the coast.

Obviously, there is no shortage of beaches and all the outdoor activities that can be practiced in a modern seaside resort.

Day 3: from Calpe to Benidorm

Nicknamed the “Manhattan of the Mediterranean”, Benidorm is the most cosmopolitan of the cities on Costa Blanca. Here mass tourism has changed the urban layout in a more significant way than elsewhere, transforming a fishermen and farmers village into a more than the modern city of about 70,000 inhabitants.

Benidorm has two main beaches, both very long and deep, Playa Levante and Playa Poniente. In addition to the crystalline sea and white sand, they offer an incredible amount of services: sunbeds; parasols; deckchairs; footboards; showers; bathrooms; play areas, and spaces dedicated to the countless activities that can be practiced on the beach and in the sea.

Day 4: from Benidorm to El Campello

El Campello is located in the heart of the Costa Blanca, between long stretches of beach and rocky coves. An ideal setting for beach lovers (don’t miss Playa Muchavista) and water sports who find optimal conditions here to cultivate their passions. Not just the sea, however. In fact, it is enough to venture a little inland to discover various nature trails for the delight of trekking and mountain bike enthusiasts. Among the main ones we point out the Canelobre Caves (Cuevas de Canelobre), great speleological interest cavities, or the archaeological site La Illeta dels Banyets, a small peninsula rich in archaeological finds.

Day 5: from El Campello to Alicante

Alicante is the most important of the Costa Blanca cities and is its main air and sea hub, as well as being the region’s first economic center.

Talking about tourist attractions, there is really an embarrassment of choice. A visit to the Castle of Santa Barbara, located on top of Mount Benacantil, the hill overlooking the city, is not to be missed. This fortress bears the signs of different denominations that have taken place in this area over the centuries.

The “Explanada de Espana” promenade is also worth a visit, as well as the various churches, above all the San Nicolas Cathedral.

Day 6: from Alicante to Tabarca island

Set sail from Alicante we head towards a small pearl of this sea. Tabarca Island is a small paradise on earth just 20 km off the city coast.

It is the only inhabited island in the Valencian Community, with a population that in winter only counts a few dozen people and which instead comes to life during summer.

It is the perfect destination for snorkelers. Its waters are in fact part of a nature reserve and are protected for their excellent quality and for the biodiversity of flora and fauna, while its small beaches and coves are wonderful for spending a day immersed in nature.

After sunset, when the day tourists have left the island, Tabarca becomes simply magical. The ideal place to stop in the evening and enjoy the peace and relaxation of this place lulled by the waves.

Day 7: from Tabarca Island to Altea

Bohemian town characterized by narrow and cobbled streets, flowery roundabouts, white houses, and numerous lookout points where you can stop and contemplate the landscape. Unmissable is the Church of La Madre de Deu de Consol.

For the rest, here too, sun, sea and beautiful beaches (above all Playa del Albir and Playa de Cap Blanch) where you can spend a pleasant day of relaxation and fun.

Day 8: from Altea to Javea

Jávea is located about ten kilometers south of Denia. Its historic center offers significant points of architectural and cultural interest. Above all, the Church of San Bartolomeo, not surprisingly, declared a national artistic monument already in the 1930s.

The port area is the most developed and it is there that many accommodations, leisure, and catering facilities are concentrated

Day 9: visiting Denia

Back at the port of departure we just have to say goodbye to the crew and spend our last day enjoying the sun of Denia.

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Empresas y marcas made in Alicante, según Fernando Olivares

En esta entrada trataremos el concepto de “Empresas y marcas made in Alicante” desde la concepción del autor Fernando Olivares, para ello, nos basaremos en su artículo incluido en CANELOBRE (Revista del Instituto Alicantino de Cultura Juan Gil-Albert del Verano 2015), este se trata del número 65, donde se trata la Imagen, el Diseño, y la Comunicación en Alicante (1975-2015).

Alicante siempre ha sido tierra de emprendedores, hogar de gente que ha sabido desde bien joven apuntar a lo más alto y trazar un eficaz plan empresarial que le permitiera conseguir su ansiado objetivo empresarial. Sin embargo, esto es algo que no ha quedado sujeto a una única y determinada generación sin más, sino que ha trascendido a las siguientes, convirtiéndose la empresa y el comercio en un elemento característico y distintivo intrínseco entre la población alicantina.

Numerosas reputadas empresas, como menciona Fernando Olivares, han nacido en el seno de familias alicantinas, y así, con el paso del tiempo, su gerencia ha sido relevada por la siguiente generación, dando lugar, de esta manera, a las empresas familiares que tantos años nos llevan acompañando (algunas de ellas incluso más de un siglo), que luego serán conocidas (muchas de ellas incluso a nivel internacional) por su marca. En el interior de los tradicionales sectores industriales y manufactureros alicantinos encontramos empresas heladeras (Helados Alacant), y turroneras (Almendra y Miel), pero también de calzado (Panama Jack, Gioseppo…) y mobiliario (Actiu, inicialmente “Creaciones Berbegal”), muchas de las cuales son mencionadas y posteriormente analizadas en mayor profundidad por Fernando Olivares.

Alguna empresa reputada que no haya sido mencionada en el artículo de Fernando Olivares, y sea digna de mención podría ser Desguaces Mora (Benejúzar), esta empresa familiar de servicio de desguace comenzó allá por el año 1975 siendo un humilde almacén de desguaces menor, no obstante, el tiempo fue transcurriendo, y debido a su alta capacidad de organización, gestión de centros y espacios, y tesón, todo esto unido al propicio clima de sinergia que existe en la provincia con otras empresas relacionadas del sector como es el Grupo Marcos, ha dado lugar a una especie de simbiosis empresarial que ha facilitado el crecimiento y posterior despegue de Desguaces Mora hasta lo que es hoy en día.

Por último, el gran paso restante para toda empresa alicantina es, sin olvidar sus orígenes y tierra, tratar de dar el paso a otras comunidades autónomas, tal vez estar presente a nivel nacional, y, por qué no, llegar a internacionalizarse teniendo presencia fuera del territorio nacional. Pasar del “Made in Alicante” al “Made by Alicante”, como bien apunta Fernando Olivares, es a lo que toda empresa alicantina termina aspirando (y muchas logrando), exportar es señal de que ahí fuera disfrutan de nuestros productos, servicios, y, no solo de ellos, sino también de todo el imaginario alicantino, de esos intangibles corporativos que se hallan contenidos en el producto empresarial alicantino.

Y, es que, como bien apunta Fernando Olivares al inicio de su artículo: “El aire que respiramos en tierras alicantinas es un compuesto de oxígeno, nitrógeno y empresas familiares, parafraseando a R. Guerin, cuando incluyó la publicidad junto a estos dos elementos para referirse a la omnipresencia publicitaria en nuestras vidas. Desde siempre gran parte de los asuntos de comercio y negocio en esta esquina de la península han nacido entre personas con vínculos de consanguinidad.”. Por ello, Alicante, sus empresas, y sus familias no descansan, van a cada rincón donde haya una feria de comercio, no faltan a ningún festival mediterráneo de empresas o marcas, y es que dentro de cada alicantino hay un potencial emprendedor, ardiendo en deseos de dar lo mejor de sí mismo y de su tierra al mundo entero, así, de nuestros corazones para los suyos, de nuestra tierra a las suyas; ¡de Alicante para el mundo entero!

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FUENTES BIBLIOGRÁFICAS:

- Olivares, F. (2015). Empresas y marcas made in Alicante. CANELOBRE, (65), 103-115. Recuperado de http://www.cervantesvirtual.com/obra/canelobre-65-verano-2015-imagen-diseno-y-comunicacion-en-alicante-1975-2015-934973/ .

- Desguaces Mora | Todo tipo de piezas usadas en turismos, 4x4, furgonetas y vehículos industriales. (s. f.). Recuperado 22 de enero de 2021, de https://www.desguacesmora.com/ .

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