There are countless "paradise" spots and "Edenic" beaches worldwide. People often ask me where I've been, what I liked, what the weather was like, and how much it costs. Of course, Turkey and Egypt are the champions of budget vacations within the confines of the resort. But if you want to greet a unique cosmic sunrise every morning at 8 o'clock, feel the temperament of the fiery Carmelitas or Mari de Lopez as they brew you the most aromatic "cortado" coffee, then it has to be Alicante!

This is a beautiful city in the southern part of the Valencian Community, combining modern architectural design with a Moorish way of life. The city stands at a temporary crossroads of eras. Here, you'll find futuristic design and sculptures of running bulls on the central street, modern yachts in the port, and a galleon from the time of Christopher Columbus anchored in the bay. You can spot a Tesla on the streets and a 1965 Mustang cruising nearby. The Santa Barbara fortress is a masterpiece of architecture and a formidable fortification to protect the city from enemies. But let's focus more on the place that attracts tourists from all over the world – the beaches of Alicante. There are seven in total, all lined up along the continuous coastline, with their names serving as mere boundaries in this paradise.

Postiguet Beach (Playa del Postiguet): It's the most popular beach among both tourists and locals. Situated at the foot of Mount Benacantil, where the symbol of the city, Santa Barbara Castle, sits atop. The beach is conveniently close to the city center, making it perfect for leisurely strolls. You can easily exceed your daily step count of 3500 with interesting and informative walks here. The beach boasts the "Blue Flag" for its absolute cleanliness. It's so flat that there's no need for beach loungers; you can just lay your towel on the sand and bask in the southern sun. It's almost always calm here, with a sea ideal for families and little ones.

San Juan Beach (Playa de San Juan): This beach is more suitable for active tourists. You can enjoy activities like surfing, scooters, water skiing, beach volleyball, and football. There are golf courses nearby for those interested in the sport.

Albufereta Beach (Playa de la Albufereta): Located to the northwest of the city, this beach features white sands, ideal cleanliness, many children's play areas, and no waves since it's situated in a closed bay. Its shallow entry into the sea makes it perfect for families with children.

Almadraba Beach (Playa de la Almadraba): This small, tranquil sandy and pebble beach is more suited for those seeking solitude. It's a charming little cove that attracts both professional and amateur photographers. In the evenings, you can witness breathtaking sunsets with a horizon painted in bright reds, yellows, and stunning hues. Words can't capture it; you have to see it for yourself!

Saladar-Urbanova Beach (Playa del Saladar-Urbanova): Situated very close to the airport, this beach offers a fusion of experiences. Here, you'll find all the modern sounds and activities. It's a fusion of the unfusible, a kind of fusion of beach life. Music of all styles and directions, cuisine at bars for all tastes, drinks from classics to mind-boggling cocktails with absinthe. Night beach discos last until sunrise. Everything is vibrant, living by its own rules of time. It's a place where time seems to have no limits; instead, there are the laws of desires and their fulfillment. Minutes, hours, and days don't matter; there's only one dimension – from the moment a desire arises to its fulfillment. Isn't this the life you wanted and wished for?

Calas del Cabo de la Huerta (Cabins of Cabo de la Huerta): This beach is for those who love snorkeling and diving to explore the sea's mysteries and surprises. The marine fauna is filled with all the colors of the rainbow, leaving no diver untouched. It's best to have a camera or underwater camera to capture underwater shots to share with friends.

Muchavista Beach (Playa Muchavista): It's the longest beach on the entire coastline, stretching for 4 kilometers when combined with San Juan Beach. This is a favorite spot for walkers, roller skaters, and cyclists. The endless promenade attracts couples in love and romantic youngsters. Walking in one direction is an opportunity to express your love, and on the way back, you can propose. This is what makes this beach famous. It unites hearts and ushers in new life. A couple of years later, happy moms and dads walk here with their adorable children!

The beaches of Alicante await you with love and warmth, and we'll do everything to ensure this love lasts forever!