The main purpose of coming to Arenas of San Pedro is to stop at the charming El Hornillo village and the quaint El Arenal village, which are excellent locations for amazing mountain trekking.

Although there is no public transport, such as buses to these areas, the walk itself is very enjoyable from Arenas with a clear trek along the river and road.

EL ARENAL

This quaint town is about 6 kilometers north of Arenas, and has only one main accommodation, which is the Hostel Isabel whose
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Costa de la Luz is also favorably known as the coast of light. It is located at the furthest point south of the Spanish coast and the favorite spot of many visitors. Its nickname is apt with the Atlantic waves gushing onto the shores. It is located in Huelva and Cadiz provinces, with its coast spanning from Tarifa, a paradise for windsurfing, to Taguas near Portugal to the west.

Attractive Setting

This coast of light offers great clean beaches with a countryside spilling over from pine t
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Costa Blanca, or the White Coast, is renowned for its beautiful beaches that stretch on and on to its outskirts to Javea, Denia, Gandia and Torrevieja in the south, even spilling over to smaller-sized tourist spots, like Moraira, Altea and Calpe.

JAVEA

This little quaint town is situated at the Montgo Mountain foothills on the north side of Costa Blanca and has a good reputation as the region’s popular tourist resort. This tiny town attracted north European tourists as far back as 30
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The name COSTA BLANCA is also well known as ‘the White Coast’, one of Spain’s top tourist spots in the Alicante province of the Valencia autonomous region.

This place has grown so popular that its promotional name, COSTA BLANCA, is now synonymous with its reputation as a preferred holiday haven with its 200 kilometers of coastline.

There is plenty to offer the visitor at Costa Blanca where seaside resorts line the southeast of this Iberian peninsula. Every visitor or local will find
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Palma was appointed the capital of the Balearic Islands in 1983 when the islands were newly formed as another of Spain’s autonomous regions. Since then, there is no turning back for Palma as it continues developing as a cosmopolitan favorite for its 325,000 inhabitants, and indulges in commercialism to boost its wealth and fame.

Scenic Location

It is easy to get to Palma as it is located just 11 kilometers away from Mallorca's truly modern international airport. The local bus proves to
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