There are many unknown secrets in Visit Costa Blanca Spain. This is a journey through these towns near the Costa blanka coast where–far quieter than any sound of contemporary life–people might imagine themselves sweating away decades watching time fly past.

The solace and tranquility found in these peaceful hideaways is like opening an unopened choice within your best-loved novel.

Your point of departure is small Altea. Just inches from the busiest beach resorts. This village is all calm and idyllic charm. Its cobblestone streets run past white-washed houses hidden under red bougainvilleas. I heard once from a friend that in Altea’s plaza, sunsets can inspire engineers to wax poetic. As the sun sets into the Mediterranean, though, you will find it hard to disagree.

Moving on a bit–as they say–you will find the castle Perched upon an imposing cliff. Guadalest looks like something from a fairy tale. Its shops are homey, and visitors are treated open-heartedly. Do not miss the micro–museum: These extensive collections beautifully embody every peculiar attribute of our town,

Moraira, a fishing village lying along the coast that has retained its charm from way back when you are well aware of history through your vantage point on the sands. Taking life’s little puzzles out for a drink with a Spanish cortado at a cool café is also possible here. Moraira appeals because of its unpretentiousness and tranquility.

Jalon reflects another side of the Costa Blanca; Sun is warm it reads. In a valley planted with vines, the city is full of activity every Saturday. Ruby stalls provide rare antiques and handiwork items for treasure hunts; every visit has its own special prize that takes the service-market business by storm–rather than its industrious produce scribes having any obligation towards reputation–yet hits only once in a lifetime. The local wines are a legend, offering flavors to excite the palate and make your journey more than worthwhile.

Do not miss Villajoyosa, with its colorful seafaces reflected by the sides of houses. One source of fame is delicious chocolate. While there, go on a chocolate tasting trip. Those lovely and luscious offerings from the local chocolatier have even been known to deceive people on strict diets.

So if you’re wandering through Spain some time, keep this in mind: while the famous spots of Costa Blanca draw hordes of people, there another side that beckons the spirit. Here, inthese charming locales stories roll effortlessly on–with insight into a life rich in history, culture, andtimes spent with nothing to do but relax.