For more than 50 years, we have specialised in premium real estate on the Northern Costa Blanca – one of Spain's most sought-after regions for both living and holidays. Our focus is on the Marina Alta, an area that uniquely combines the Mediterranean lifestyle with spectacular natural scenery and some of the most exclusive residential locations on the coast.

The combination of picturesque coves, long sandy beaches, an impressive mountain landscape and an exceptionally mild climate makes the region attractive throughout the year. Added to this are excellent infrastructure, easy access to the international airports of Alicante and Valencia, and an outstanding selection of exclusive villas, apartments and building plots in the most desirable locations of Jávea, Moraira, Dénia, Benissa and Altea. This unique diversity has been attracting discerning buyers from around the world for decades.

Stretching for almost 200 kilometres along the Mediterranean coastline of the province of Alicante, the Costa Blanca is one of Spain's most diverse coastal regions. Its northern part is particularly renowned for its fine sandy beaches, hidden coves, dramatic cliffs and mountain ranges that extend all the way to the sea. Among the area's best-known landmarks are the iconic Peñón de Ifach in Calpe and the Montgó Natural Park between Dénia and Jávea. Countless hiking trails, scenic viewpoints and protected nature reserves make the Marina Alta not only an exceptional place to live, but also a paradise for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts.

Stretching for almost 200 kilometres along the Mediterranean coastline of the province of Alicante, the Costa Blanca is one of Spain's most diverse coastal regions. Its northern part is particularly renowned for its fine sandy beaches, hidden coves, dramatic cliffs and mountain ranges that extend all the way to the sea. Among the area's best-known landmarks are the iconic Peñón de Ifach in Calpe and the Montgó Natural Park between Dénia and Jávea. Countless hiking trails, scenic viewpoints and protected nature reserves make the Marina Alta not only an exceptional place to live, but also a paradise for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts.

Stretching for almost 200 kilometres along the Mediterranean coastline of the province of Alicante, the Costa Blanca is one of Spain's most diverse coastal regions. Its northern part is particularly renowned for its fine sandy beaches, hidden coves, dramatic cliffs and mountain ranges that extend all the way to the sea. Among the area's best-known landmarks are the iconic Peñón de Ifach in Calpe and the Montgó Natural Park between Dénia and Jávea. Countless hiking trails, scenic viewpoints and protected nature reserves make the Marina Alta not only an exceptional place to live, but also a paradise for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts.

The surroundings

The Northern Costa Blanca enjoys an exceptionally pleasant Mediterranean microclimate, with warm summers and mild winters. Around 300 days of sunshine each year, together with average temperatures of approximately 14°C in winter and 28°C in summer, ensure an outstanding quality of life throughout every season. This exceptional climate has made the Costa Blanca one of Europe's most popular places to live and spend holidays for decades. Whether as a holiday home or a permanent residence, the region offers ideal conditions for enjoying a relaxed lifestyle under the Spanish sun.

The Northern Costa Blanca enjoys an exceptionally pleasant Mediterranean microclimate, with warm summers and mild winters. Around 300 days of sunshine each year, together with average temperatures of approximately 14°C in winter and 28°C in summer, ensure an outstanding quality of life throughout every season. This exceptional climate has made the Costa Blanca one of Europe's most popular places to live and spend holidays for decades. Whether as a holiday home or a permanent residence, the region offers ideal conditions for enjoying a relaxed lifestyle under the Spanish sun.

The weather

The Northern Costa Blanca benefits from excellent transport connections. The international airports of Alicante and Valencia are both around one hour away and offer numerous direct flights to many European cities throughout the year. The AP-7 motorway and the N-332 coastal road provide excellent access to the Spanish road network. In addition, rail connections and high-speed trains link Alicante and Valencia with major cities such as Madrid and Barcelona. From the port of Dénia, regular ferry services operate to Ibiza, Formentera and Mallorca – perfect for spontaneous trips to the Balearic Islands.

The Northern Costa Blanca benefits from excellent transport connections. The international airports of Alicante and Valencia are both around one hour away and offer numerous direct flights to many European cities throughout the year. The AP-7 motorway and the N-332 coastal road provide excellent access to the Spanish road network. In addition, rail connections and high-speed trains link Alicante and Valencia with major cities such as Madrid and Barcelona. From the port of Dénia, regular ferry services operate to Ibiza, Formentera and Mallorca – perfect for spontaneous trips to the Balearic Islands.

The infrastructure

The Infrastructure

With around 48,000 inhabitants, Dénia is the largest town in the northern Costa Blanca, combining vibrant urban life with authentic Mediterranean charm. Kilometres of sandy beaches, a lively marina, the historic castle and an attractive old town make this coastal destination one of the region's most desirable places to live. As a UNESCO Creative City of Gastronomy, Dénia also enjoys an outstanding reputation for its Mediterranean cuisine and its excellent restaurants. Throughout the year, the town offers a rich cultural and leisure programme as well as countless opportunities for water sports, golf, hiking and sailing – an ideal combination of quality of life and active living.

With around 48,000 inhabitants, Dénia is the largest town in the northern Costa Blanca, combining vibrant urban life with authentic Mediterranean charm. Kilometres of sandy beaches, a lively marina, the historic castle and an attractive old town make this coastal destination one of the region's most desirable places to live. As a UNESCO Creative City of Gastronomy, Dénia also enjoys an outstanding reputation for its Mediterranean cuisine and its excellent restaurants. Throughout the year, the town offers a rich cultural and leisure programme as well as countless opportunities for water sports, golf, hiking and sailing – an ideal combination of quality of life and active living.

Dénia

Jávea, known in Valencian as Xàbia, is one of the most exclusive residential destinations on the Northern Costa Blanca. Situated between Cape San Antonio and Cape La Nao, the town combines idyllic coves, a charming historic centre, a lively harbour and the popular Arenal sandy beach. Its distinctive character is shaped by the impressive Montgó Natural Park, which together with the turquoise Mediterranean Sea creates a truly spectacular setting. Excellent restaurants, international schools, modern infrastructure and an exceptional quality of life have made Jávea the preferred home of around 30,000 residents, including many international property owners, for many years.

Jávea, known in Valencian as Xàbia, is one of the most exclusive residential destinations on the Northern Costa Blanca. Situated between Cape San Antonio and Cape La Nao, the town combines idyllic coves, a charming historic centre, a lively harbour and the popular Arenal sandy beach. Its distinctive character is shaped by the impressive Montgó Natural Park, which together with the turquoise Mediterranean Sea creates a truly spectacular setting. Excellent restaurants, international schools, modern infrastructure and an exceptional quality of life have made Jávea the preferred home of around 30,000 residents, including many international property owners, for many years.

Jávea

Over the years, Moraira has evolved from a traditional fishing village into one of the Costa Blanca's most exclusive coastal towns while carefully preserving its original charm. Crystal-clear waters, immaculate beaches, secluded coves and an elegant marina define the character of this exceptional destination. Surrounded by vineyards and rolling green hills, Moraira offers a peaceful and refined atmosphere, complemented by outstanding restaurants, stylish boutiques and a wide range of leisure activities. The unique combination of exclusivity, nature and tranquillity has made Moraira one of the most sought-after property locations in the region.

Over the years, Moraira has evolved from a traditional fishing village into one of the Costa Blanca's most exclusive coastal towns while carefully preserving its original charm. Crystal-clear waters, immaculate beaches, secluded coves and an elegant marina define the character of this exceptional destination. Surrounded by vineyards and rolling green hills, Moraira offers a peaceful and refined atmosphere, complemented by outstanding restaurants, stylish boutiques and a wide range of leisure activities. The unique combination of exclusivity, nature and tranquillity has made Moraira one of the most sought-after property locations in the region.

Teulada-Moraira

Benissa combines historic charm with one of the most beautiful stretches of coastline on the Costa Blanca. Its lovingly restored old town, with historic buildings and narrow streets, forms a striking contrast to the four-kilometre coastline of secluded coves, dramatic cliffs and crystal-clear waters. Further inland, vineyards, almond groves and Mediterranean landscapes shape the scenery. Benissa is especially popular with buyers seeking peace, privacy and spacious villa plots surrounded by nature, while still enjoying excellent connections to the region's main towns and amenities.

Benissa combines historic charm with one of the most beautiful stretches of coastline on the Costa Blanca. Its lovingly restored old town, with historic buildings and narrow streets, forms a striking contrast to the four-kilometre coastline of secluded coves, dramatic cliffs and crystal-clear waters. Further inland, vineyards, almond groves and Mediterranean landscapes shape the scenery. Benissa is especially popular with buyers seeking peace, privacy and spacious villa plots surrounded by nature, while still enjoying excellent connections to the region's main towns and amenities.

Benissa

Altea is widely regarded as one of Spain's most beautiful coastal towns. Its whitewashed old town, cobbled streets and the iconic church with its distinctive blue dome create an unmistakable Mediterranean atmosphere. Art galleries, charming boutiques and cosy cafés give the town its unique character. Alongside its rich cultural heritage, Altea offers attractive beaches, a modern marina and exclusive residential areas with spectacular sea views. The combination of Mediterranean lifestyle, exceptional quality of life and a vibrant arts and cultural scene has made Altea one of the Costa Blanca's most desirable addresses.

Altea is widely regarded as one of Spain's most beautiful coastal towns. Its whitewashed old town, cobbled streets and the iconic church with its distinctive blue dome create an unmistakable Mediterranean atmosphere. Art galleries, charming boutiques and cosy cafés give the town its unique character. Alongside its rich cultural heritage, Altea offers attractive beaches, a modern marina and exclusive residential areas with spectacular sea views. The combination of Mediterranean lifestyle, exceptional quality of life and a vibrant arts and cultural scene has made Altea one of the Costa Blanca's most desirable addresses.

Altea