The town of Benijofar is located on the south east coast of Spain, just 10 minutes away from the white sandy beaches of Guardamar and close to the Sierra of Orihuela mountains, an area which is known as the lower valley of the River Segura. The surroundings of this region are made up of traditional agricultural land, stunning natural backdrops which result in the one of the representative towns of the province, a jewel, if you if you will of the Costa Blanca. In actual fact, the very name of Benijofar originates from the arabic “son of the pearl”, making Benijofar the actual pearl of the Costa Blanca.
This small/ big town south of the province of Alicante is made up of 4200 inhabitants and is just 8km from the beaches of Guardamar. Its peoples, although many are north European, are very active in the daily goings on of the town, mixing in the narrow streets of the older part of the town and enjoying the relaxed Mediterranean life.
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FIND OUT MOREThe Costa Blanca, or White Coast, is one of Spain’s most popular destinations. The region extends 200 kilometres along the Mediterranean coast through the province of Alicante, stretching from Gandia to Torrevieja. It has a wide choice of white sandy beaches and warm crystal seas, an abundance of culture, fantastic cuisine and wonderful year-round weather.
Visitors to the Costa Blanca are spoilt for choice, for the destinations are varied and diverse. The rich heritage and tapestry of Alicante Town is just a short drive away and a range of yacths clubs for every skill level and budget. Spectacular views await those able to reach the summit of Puig Campana, the highest peak in the region at 1,400 metres.
From the valleys, which are covered with stepped orchards and keep alive its Moorish past, to the palm trees of unmistakable African origin, the horizons of the Costa Blanca offer the most varied attractions. The fields of almond trees, the vineyards, the fruit orchards and the magnificent palm trees, which form vegetation emphasizing theoriental nature of the landscape.
