Probably the most well know part of Spain, this is where your Costa Blanca Holidays should start.
The Costa Blanca or "White Coast" because this is where white sands abound and blue skies with few clouds to spoil the view and the clear blue Mediterranean Sea.
Almost every beach has a blue flag so make sure you pack your sun lotions and keep them with you throughout the day.
If you're planning a trip, there's really so many different ways to travel; either use a car either rent or bring your own, take a bus a train.
There is no one way better than another; all can lead to hidden places not so wildly known or great parks either natural or manmade where you could let the kids play.
Of course you're dying to take a ride at one of the fantastic water parks; there's no such thing as nothing even for those without a car there are plenty of alternatives on your Costa Blanca Holidays.
And if you're bored you obviously have not looked at what's around! Buses are widely available and cost almost nothing, similarly with the trains although many will seem to take an age to reach your destination.
And if you have the time find a way, go up to the mountains hike across the many walks either a short walk lasting an hour or so, maybe even take a week to follow a mountain trail and blaze your way across them.
Whichever you do spectacular views over sandy palm lined bays along the Mediterranean or gaze over a mountain valley; if you're lucky the sun will be just right to reflect off the water way at the bottom, with the wind blowing gently and not a sound except nature at its best.
Or there's the Moorish village's high up the hill where modern life has hardly touched it and life travels at an incredible slow pace.
Fortifications abound, many Roman ones, or even find a fairy tale medieval castle with towers reaching into the sky.
So there's plenty to see on your Costa Blanca Holidays.
Inland from the many beaches the Costa Blanca renowned for being one of Spain's most fertile with areas blanketed with citrus trees originally introduced to the area by the Moors and now one of Costa Blanca's many exports across the world.
Depending on the season the many colours that appear from the blossoms of the various plant life seemingly cloaking the region.
Which place to start? In truth there is no place to start but your Costa Blanca Holidays should include the Costa Blanca's capital Alicante.
You'll also notice that a lot of the Costa Blanca Holidays are sending people to Benidorm, a tourist playground with promenades and so many bars restaurants where everything just fits snugly and the local council have worked hard to attract people like yourself.
Sadly although a necessary evil when the majority of people on their Costa Blanca Holidays don't speak the language, English is everywhere.
It's almost rude to speak Spanish.