Calpe

Calpe - One of the Alicante province residential favourites

Buying a property in Calpe and the north of the Alicante province is exciting. There are apartment and residential complexes located very close to the Mediterranean with fantastic access to the beaches. There are also beautiful villas/houses on the mountain sides with panoramic views over Calpe, the Mediterranean and Penon de Ifach. The small salt lake Las Salinas is one of the best places in Spain to see flamingos. The mix of modern apartments, townhouses and villas/houses makes the actual search for a new home a bit of a challenging task, when there is so much to choose from.

Calpe is located in a beautiful part of the Alicante province and Costa Blanca region with stunning scenery, including the impressive Cliff of Ifach. The natural beauty of Calpe attracts both local residents and international home buyers. Calpe has beautiful beaches, including Arenal-Bol, which attract both sun worshipers and water sports enthusiasts. The long coastline offers many opportunities to enjoy the Mediterranean. The property market in Calpe has historically been stable and attractive. There is a wide range of properties available, including apartments, townhouses and villas/houses, providing variety for potential buyers, and thus also stakeholders in the rental market. Calpe attracts an international audience, especially from European countries. This creates a multicultural society, and local services and facilities are often adapted for international visitors. The fishing port of Calpe gives the town an authentic atmosphere, and it is famous for its busy fish market. Local restaurants often specialize in fresh seafood, and this attracts food enthusiasts.

Penon de Ifach

The Rock of Ifach is a symbol of the city of Calpe and is included in the city's coat of arms. It gives a characteristic touch to Calpe's skyline and is an important part of the city's identity. Ifach Rock, known as "Penyal d'Ifac" in Spanish, is an impressive limestone cliff that rises 332 meters above sea level. It is a scenic and iconic landmark in Calpe, Costa Blanca region of Alicante, Spain.

The Ifach cliff is the highest limestone cliff in the Mediterranean. It stands out dramatically from the surrounding landscape and is visible from a great distance. The Ifach Cliff is an official nature reserve and it is an important area for the conservation of flora and fauna. The cliff is home to various rare plant species and it is also an important area for bird watching. A popular activity among visitors is hiking up to the top of the Ifach cliff. The tour offers fantastic panoramic views of Calpe, the Mediterranean Sea and the surrounding countryside. The trip is moderately demanding, and good shoes are recommended. Archaeological remains from both the Roman and Phoenician periods have been found near the Ifach cliff, giving the cliff a historical significance. For those interested in climbing and mountaineering, the Ifach cliff offers challenging routes and opportunities to explore the cliff's vertical walls. The small salt lake Las Salinas is located in the middle of Calpe and is very visible when driving into the city. This is one of the best places in Spain to see flamingos. Around the salt lake there are many houses with a nice view of the lake. At the same time, modern high-rise buildings have been built close to Las Salinas.

Calpe's location in Alicante province

Calpe is located in the province of Alicante, which is part of the autonomous region of Valencia, in the south-east of Spain. Calpe is located on the Mediterranean coast and has a long coastline that offers fantastic views of the sea. This location makes the city a popular destination for both home buyers and those who want a holiday with sun, sea and beach experiences. Calpe is approximately 67 kilometers northeast of Alicante city and approx. 130 kilometers from Valencia city. It is also around 24 kilometers northwest of Altea / Benidorm and about 20 kilometers southwest of Denia. Its central location makes it easy to explore other parts of Alicante province and the Costa Blanca area. The town is well connected to the main roads, including the AP-7 and N-332 motorways, making it easy to travel to and from Calpe by car. Alicante International Airport is about an hour's drive away. Calpe is surrounded by beautiful natural areas, including the mountains and forest areas around the Ifach cliff. This gives residents and visitors the opportunity to explore nature, hike and participate in other outdoor activities.