Finestrat
Finestrat sits in an amphitheatre. The old village clings to the foot of Puig Campana mountain, whitewashed and quiet, while the newer neighbourhoods climb the slopes above Cala de Finestrat with the whole bay laid out in front of them.
This is where the province's best architects have been building for the last decade: glass, clean lines, infinity pools facing the sea. From most terraces you see the Benidorm skyline glittering at night and the Mediterranean beyond it.
- Terraced hillsides — most properties have open sea views
- Cala de Finestrat: a sheltered sandy cove five minutes from the hills
- Puig Campana mountain (1,406 m) behind the village — walking trails from the door
- Benidorm's restaurants and marina in ten minutes, Alicante airport in 40
Here you will feel at home if you want a view worth waking up to, modern architecture, and the choice of a quiet evening or a lively one five minutes away.
Sierra Cortina · Balcón de Finestrat
Gated hilltop communities, the best panoramas
Cala de Finestrat
The cove, the promenade, walking distance to the sand
Golf Bahía
Between the sea and the mountains, quiet and green
Finestrat Pueblo
The old village: stone streets, the mountain above, Spanish rhythm