Javea - Cala Blanca

Traveling further south, towards Cabo La Nao, the sandy beach changes to rocks formed from ancient salt workings.

The natural coves and inlets along this part of the coast are popular with scuba divers and snorkellers and with youngsters who can fish or go "crabbing" in the shallow crystal clear pools.

Literally 200m from your rental property, this area provides a tranquil, uncrowded alternative to the more popular sandy beaches.

As a special treat, in the summer you can enjoy tapas at the waterside restaurant that is frequented by the locals. Here you will find traditional Spanish food at its simplest, from cuttlefish to grilled sardines.

Eat them by hand while you look out over the beach and deep blue waters, and then stroll back for a nightcap on the patio of your holiday home.

Isn't this what you expect of a holiday in Spain????

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