
Benissa is two places joined by a road. Up on the plain sits the old town: stone mansions from the eighteenth century, arcaded streets, and a church so large it is called the Cathedral of the Marina.
Down at the water, Benissa Costa runs for four kilometres without a single hotel tower — coves, pine woods, a coastal footpath, and villas set well back among the trees. Between the two, vineyards and almond groves.
Here you will feel at home if you want privacy among pines, a coastline without crowds, and a real Spanish town ten minutes inland.
Villas above the coves, sea views, pines
Elevated urbanisations with panoramic views
The historic stone town, arcades and squares