March 7, 2026
A region L'Alacantí lies around the provincial capital Alicante and forms the economic and administrative center of the Costa Blanca.
Economic role
Alicante is an important city with:
- international airport
- university
- harbor
- technology companies
- large service sector
Beaches
The region has some of the longest sandy beaches on the Costa Blanca, including:
- Playa de San Juan
- Playa de Muchavista
Main places
The region includes several well-known coastal towns:
- Alicante – major city, harbor, airport
- El Campello – coastal town with residential developments
- San Juan de Alicante – residential and university area
- Mutxamel – quieter inland with villas and golf resorts
Real estate
The real estate market here is stable and diverse:
- apartments in the city
- beach apartments
- residential neighborhoods
Many buyers look for a combination of city life and the beach.
Atmosphere
The atmosphere here is dynamic, urban, and international. In contrast to many other coastal regions, people here are mostly Spaniards living permanently, complemented by a growing international community.
Life takes place here largely between city and beach. Residents combine an urban lifestyle with the region’s beautiful long beaches.