Altea is one of the most charming villages on Spain’s Mediterranean coast, known for its iconic whitewashed old town perched above the sea. Its narrow cobbled streets, traditional white houses, and stunning viewpoints create a peaceful and highly photogenic atmosphere.
At the heart of the old town stands the Iglesia de Nuestra Señora del Consuelo, instantly recognisable by its blue and white tiled dome—one of the most iconic landmarks on the Costa Blanca skyline.
Altea captivates visitors with its bright white architecture, sea views, and timeless Mediterranean beauty.
Beyond its historic centre, the town reveals a strong artistic and bohemian spirit, with art galleries, craft shops, and a relaxed coastal lifestyle. Along the seafront promenade, visitors can enjoy calm walks by the sea, taking in the tranquil atmosphere and panoramic views of the Mediterranean.
Avenida Aragó, 31
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Altea is one of the most beautiful and photographed towns on the Costa Blanca—and a favorite escape for expats in Valencia. This coastal gem will charm you with its whitewashed houses, winding alleys, and picturesque stairways.
Wander through the historic old town until you reach the iconic Church of Nuestra Señora del Consuelo, crowned with its famous blue dome. From there, enjoy panoramic views from the Cronistas de España viewpoint and explore the lively main square filled with cafés, local shops, and art.
Don’t miss the Portal Vell viewpoint—a stunning balcony overlooking the Mediterranean Sea and the striking Peñón de Ifach.
Take a stroll along the seaside promenade, soak up the sun, and enjoy a swim in Altea’s crystal-clear waters. Just don’t forget your swimsuit!
