Hola, weekend warriors! Are you prepared to create lifelong memories and enjoy some beautiful Spanish sunshine? This weekend is jam-packed with amazing events on the Costa Blanca, and we have your handy guide to help you make the most of it. There is something amazing waiting for you, regardless of your interests—whether you are a foodie, a culture vulture, or someone who simply wants to unwind by the sea.
Friday Fun: Ease into the Weekend Vibe
As the workweek draws to a close, the Costa Blanca starts to hum with anticipation. Why not begin with a leisurely stroll along one of our lovely promenades? Enjoying a refreshing drink or some ice cream while watching the sunset is ideal on the beaches of Alicante or Benidorm. Your first night of freedom will have the ideal soundtrack thanks to the live music that is starting in many local bars. Watch for any local mercados that may be appearing in towns like Altea or Javea; these are excellent places to find one-of-a-kind treasures and frequently sell handcrafted goods and delectable local produce.
Saturday Adventures: Culture, Cuisine & Coastal Charm
Saturday is prime time for exploring! For stunning sweeping views of the coastline, if you’re in the vicinity of Denia, think about visiting its magnificent castle. Within its historic walls, you might even see a special exhibition or a historical reenactment.
Many towns will be holding their weekly markets for those who want to experience real Spain. One of the biggest is in Torrevieja, which is filled with everything from clothing and souvenirs to fresh produce. The sensory experience is amazing!
Are you feeling energetic? The hiking paths surrounding Penon de lfach in Calpe provide breathtaking views and a worthwhile challenge.
Sunday Serenity: Relax, Recharge & Reflect
On the Costa Blanca, Sundays are typically spent unwinding. A long, leisurely lunch at a beachside chiringuito beach bar in locations like Moraira or Villajoyosa is ideal on this particular day. Savour delectable paella and fresh seafood while taking in the sound of the waves gently crashing.
Many of the area’s lovely parks and gardens, like Elche’s Huerto del Cura, provide a peaceful haven if you’re searching for something a little different.
Although they can be crowded, theme parks like Terra Mítica near Benidorm are always popular with families. Additionally, a trip to the Algar Waterfalls offers a more tranquil alternative
Natural pools, which are a refreshing natural wonder, provide a place to cool off and enjoy the stunning scenery.
Enjoy a glass of sangria or local wine as the sun sets on Sunday and think back on a fantastic weekend. The Costa Blanca’s charm lies in the fact that there’s always something fresh to explore and a friendly greeting.
Que tengas un buen fin de semana! (Have a great weekend!)
Author: Melissa Williams
Hi, I’m Melissa, a creative writer and ESL teacher with a passion for storytelling. I started writing fiction when I was young, and I eventually discovered that I loved performing, working all over the Costa Blanca as a semi-professional singer. I now write articles that I hope will inspire and engage readers by using my creativity. Whether I'm sharing personal insights or delving into local culture, I try to produce content that is relatable and meaningful. working as a creator of events and features.
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