Car Hire Adds More ToAlicante As A HolidayDestination

Alicante is perhaps best
known for its airport and
tens of thousands of
holiday makers from across
Europe will be travelling
through the terminus on
their way to established
resorts such as Benidorm.
Most visitors to this region
of Spain will visit Alicante
twice – on arrival and on
departure. The region itself
has a preconception of
sand and sea but looking
beyond the obvious and
exploring further can
reveal some hidden
treasures for the more
inquisitive traveller.
In short, Alicante is a good
base for a more subtle
holiday in the Costa Blanca.
The attractions of the
beaches and coast are a
given in this area of Spain,
but Alicante avoids the
trappings of bright lights
and nightlife so personified
by its' neighbours. Alicante
is an upmarket town built
around a modernised
marina and provides a
pleasant base to move
around the wider Costa
Blanca region – an area
that has much appeal for
the more discerning
traveller.
In Alicante itself, the old
quarter and beach front
rival those of any coastal
town or city in Spain. Old
and new merge well with
sympathetic regeneration
of the area appealing to
high end travellers looking
to avoid the trappings of
nearby Benidorm and
Denia. Outside of the town
itself, the old towns of the
Costa Blanca region (http://
www.costablanca.org ) are
a typical Spanish mix of
Christian and Moorish
architecture personified in
the renowned church at
Altea – one of the most
symbolic sights in the
region.
Exploring the Costa Blanca
can be a rewarding
experience and south of
Alicante lie Murcia and
Valencia – a thriving
modern city with a strong
historic and cultural
backbone. Driving in the
region is itself an attraction
with meandering costal
roads spattered with high
cliffs and sandy beaches
and alcoves. A good way to
explore the region is to
find car hire in Alicante
(http://www.easycar.com/
car-hire/location/
Alicante.aspx/EN ).
Back in Alicante, the range
of hotels, restaurants and
bars can be relied upon to
while away the evening
hours and the boardwalk
and marina offer pleasant
strolling opportunities and
regular on street
entertainment. Travelling
through the Costa Blanca
on your own terms proves
to be a world away from
the preconception of the
region typified by Alicantes
noisy and often garish
neighbours.

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