The Most Beautiful Beaches of the Costa Blanca

From hidden coves to elegant sandy beaches: here are our 6 favourites

The Costa Blanca boasts hundreds of beaches, but some truly deserve a spot on your list. In this blog, we take you from the white cliffs in the north to the peaceful bays in the south. No overcrowded hotspots, just a carefully chosen selection of places to fully enjoy the sun, sea, and authentic Spain.

1. Cala Ambolo – Jávea (north)
   Tucked away between high cliffs, this small cove has turquoise water and a rugged feel. You’ll feel like you’re in a hidden corner of southern Italy, but with far fewer people.

2. Cala del Moraig – Benitatxell (north)
   Spectacular views, impressive cliffs and crystal-clear water. There’s even a sea cave for the curious. Bring your snorkel gear: the underwater scenery is as stunning as the views above.

3. Cala Capitán – Orihuela Costa (south)
   A charming bay in Orihuela Costa. Soft sand, gently sloping water and a calm vibe. Perfect for couples or families — there’s always a quiet corner here.

4. Cala Ferris – between Punta Prima and Torrevieja (south)
   Palm trees on the sand, dunes behind, and no buildings in sight. All you’ll hear are the birds and waves. One of the last places where the coast still feels wild.

5. Playa de la Granadella – Jávea (north)
   A picture-postcard bay with turquoise water and white pebbles. It’s small and popular, so go early. But it’s absolutely worth it.

6. Playa de las Higuericas – Torre de la Horadada (south)
   Wide and breezy, ideal for a whole beach day. Plenty of chiringuitos and enough space to find your own quiet spot. A complete beach experience without the tourist crowds.

Conclusion
From intimate coves to expansive beaches, the Costa Blanca has it all — and in June, it’s at its best. Find your favourite, grab your sunglasses and discover why this coast is so beloved by those in the know.

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