• Table of contents
• Costa Blanca, the white coast of the peninsula
• Where is Costa Blanca?
• Why Serneholt Estate prefer to recommend Costa Blanca?
• Why we love it at Serneholt Estate

On Spain's southeastern coast, Costa Blanca—"the White Coast"—is the country's most popular and desired destination to live, holiday, and invest. Costa Blanca enjoys more than 300 sunny days annually, beautiful beaches, and a coast fringed with bustling towns and picturesque villages. With an easy-going Mediterranean lifestyle paired with world-class infrastructure and worldwide appeal, Costa Blanca has become a sought-after destination.

Costa Blanca is located on the southeastern coast of Spain, along the Mediterranean Sea. It stretches through the province of Alicante, in the autonomous community of Valencia.

Key details:

• Major cities/towns: Alicante, Benidorm, Altea, Calpe, Torrevieja, and Denia.
• Length: Approximately 200 kilometers (about 125 miles) of coastline.
• Known for: Beautiful beaches, sunny weather, whitewashed villages, and a strong tourist infrastructure.

“Costa Blanca” means “White Coast” in Spanish, referencing the region’s light-colored sand and the bright sunlight that reflects off its landscape.

From the cosmopolitan energy of Alicante and refinement of Altea and Jávea, to Torrevieja's family fun and growing popularity of Villamartín and Orihuela Costa, there is something here to suit every lifestyle. For living in a golfside location, town living on the beach that's a short walk from the sea, or a quiet finca in the country with mind-blowing views, Costa Blanca is full of possibilities.

At Serneholt Estate, we prefer to recommend Costa Blanca to those who demand quality of life at a slightly lower cost without the compromise in amenities, international education, health care, or transport connections. Alicante Airport is one of the main gates for Europe, and the infrastructure of the surrounding area offers an easy commute, either to work, to discover, or to use the coast.

From classic Spanish markets and tapas bars to modern shopping malls, golf resorts, and marinas, Costa Blanca has something for everyone. It's especially attractive to retirees, digital nomads, and families who desire to move to a safe, sunny location where lifestyle takes priority.

Costa Blanca possesses its own kind of daily magic—where mornings are spent playing golf, afternoons on the beach, and evenings with fresh seafood and a seaview. It's relaxed, dynamic, and full of promise.

Whether you're seeking to move to or invest in Spain, Costa Blanca is a region that is truly worth exploring more closely—and we'd love to guide you through it.