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The mountainous inland regions are fantastic for adventure sports. You can try your hand at canyon-descent, bungee-jumping, canoeing, rafting, hang-gliding, quad-biking or off-roading.
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The romantic dry-stone ruins of this ancient Arabic village close to Alcalà de la Jovada in the Vall de Gallinera are great for picnics. A stiff path leads to the rocky peak of La Fordada for fantastic views.
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The elegant curve of Águilas’s bay is broken by strangely shaped volcanic islands, perfect for snorkelling. Long, fine sands and plenty of amenities have made it extremely popular with families.
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Spain’s finest female tennis champion has won several Grand Slam tournaments.
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The track for the Barranc del Encanta is signposted just before Planes. It twists crazily down to the “Enchanted Ravine”, a perfect picnic spot, where a waterfall tumbles into a natural swimming pool.
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Many beaches have snack bars, or xiringuitos , which open only in the summer.
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The Costa Blanca is highly developed, and city beaches are always crammed, but you can always find a quiet corner.
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The Costa Blanca region is a paradise for bird-watchers. The salt lagoons in Calp, Torrevieja, Santa Pola and Calblanque attract numerous aquatic birds, and the sierras, particularly the Regional Park of the Sierra Espuña, are home to eagles and other birds of prey.
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The salt lakes in the Regional Park of Calblanque attract numerous birds, as do the protected salt flats around Lo Pagán, on the northern shores of the Mar Menor.
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Eagles, hawks and vultures wheel silently above the more remote sierras of the northern Costa Blanca.
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Terra MíticaLocated on Spain's east coast in Benidorm, Terra Mítica (Land of Myths) offers the chance to explore ancient Mediterranean civilisations through themed rides, shows, restaurants and shops. Read more
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