Holidays to Albir

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Albir Holidays 2021

Sink into Mediterranean bliss on holiday in Albir, the Spanish resort where scenic surrounds and top notch nightlife are always on your doorstep.

It’s easy to see why sun-seekers can’t get enough of Albir holidays. Gracing the shores of Spain’s popular Costa Blanca, the town’s enviable weather and pristine sandy beaches are made for lazy days. However, Albir’s allure stretches far beyond its palm-tree lined streets. With wild nature parks, historic highlights and the bright lights of Benidorm just down the road, you couldn’t be better placed for a trip to remember.

History in Albir

Step back in time among the crumbling baths and excavated burial grounds of Albir’s very own Roman villa. Not only are the ruins free to visit, but the accompanying museum showcases shorts films and ancient artefacts. Dating back to the 4th century. it’s a fascinating insight into this little-known archaeological gem.

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Why book Albir holidays

Discover the best beaches

Expect pristine, Blue Flag beaches. We love the main beach, Playa de Racó de l’Albir

Stay active

You can take a long stroll along the seafront promenade all the way down to the town of Altea

Sample the cafe culture

Feel like a local! Sip on your coffee of choice in a traditional Spanish cafe (bonus points if you grab a sidewalk table!)

Cultural hotspot not to miss

Albir’s Paseo de las Estrellas or Stars Promenade is the Spanish answer to the Hollywood Walk of Fame

Explore the local markets

In summer, discover the lively small markets by the upper end of the seafront promenade

Must-visit historical sites

The historic Roman villas and mausoleum are a must

Your guide to Albir holidays

Time to explore

Top 5 things to do in Albir

In addition to the beautiful beaches, Albir holidays are a celebration of local sights and cultural delights.

Right next door, Serra Gelada Natural Park satisfies any appetite for adventure. Stretch your legs upon coastal mountains scattered with hiking trails and cliffs that plunge into hidden coves.
Albir Lighthouse wins the crown for the prettiest view in town. Perched high on rocks overlooking the sea, the gentle walk to reach it leads you right past the park’s most stunning scenery.
Market day creates a bit of a buzz in Albir. Jam-packed with bargains, local produce and handmade souvenirs, make sure Sunday’s circled in your diary!
The Costa Blanca’s glorious greens are a magnet for golfers. There’s a driving range at Albir cricket club, plus Benidorm’s immaculate golf courses are a must for great rounds with magnificent views.
Whether you’re in the mood for dining, dancing or simply a dawdle through the quaint streets of Old Town, Benidorm delivers the goods with a legendary buzz that’s hard to ignore.

Outdoor activities around Albir

Get your fresh air fix on a cheap holiday to Albir, home to awe-inspiring landscapes and waterside walks.

The cascading waterfalls of Las Fuentes del Algar are straight out of a storybook. A natural oasis born from the mountain rivers, this series of sapphire swimming pools are pure paradise.
Got a head for heights? The sheer rock face of Albir’s 30 metre Via Ferrata is a perfect climb for beginners. Once you’ve conquered the top, get ready for the fun of abseiling back down again!
Whether you fancy a peaceful pedal around town or an adrenaline-fuelled mountain excursion, Albir’s bike hire facilities put the best of the region in the palm of your hand.
Romance abounds in pretty Altea. Known as the ‘Santorini of Spain’, its white-washed Old Town lies just an hour’s jaunt along the pleasant seaside promenade from Albir.
If you have a hire car, don’t miss the remarkable hilltop castles and cobbled lanes of Guadalest. This mountain village perches high above undulating green valleys with views that knock your socks off.

Beaches

Beaches in Albir

Grab your towels and pack the sun cream because Albir holidays provide the perfect excuse to hit the beach.

Wherever you stay in Albir, its award-winning beach is never more than a short stroll away. With Blue Flag status, you can be confident its crystalline waters are in tip top condition.
Add some serious bustle to your beach day at Benidorm’s Levante beach. Sun-loving tourists and endless beach bars create a party atmosphere atop the soft sands.
Little Mal Pas is a more private beach tucked away below Benidorm’s action packed promenade. Often missed by the big crowds, it’s a blessing for those in the know.
You can just make out the jagged peak of Calpe Rock from Albir beach. However, stretching out below this mighty limestone outcrop, pretty Playa de la Fossa delivers the wow factor up close.
Swim with an unrivalled view of Altea harbour’s luxury sailboats at Mascarat beach. Pebbled shores keep the masses at bay, so the excellent beach bars are yours for the taking.

Quiet coves near Albir

Fancy a change from sweeping sandy beaches? Seek out these rocky coves and secret sunbathing spots instead.

Stumbling upon Cala del Penyal feels like winning the lottery. Nestled at the foot of the dramatic Calpe Rock, an inconspicuous footpath leads to waters so dazzling you can’t resist leaping in.
Where Benidorm ends and Serra Gelada Natural Park begins, you’ll find Cala Almadrava. The steep approach is a little tricky, but your reward is a turquoise cove beloved by snorkelers.
Cala Tio Ximo is small, secluded, and as special as they come. Plonk your towel on the amber-toned cliffs and spend a day splashing in the bright blue shallows.
For a sheltered bay with all the facilities you could wish for, head to Cala Finestrat. Visitor numbers soar in high season, but there’s enough soft sand and crystal clear water for everyone to enjoy.
Just around the headland from Albir, Cala del Médico isn’t easy to find. But when you do, the spotless waters and views across to Albir beach make the detour more than worth it.

Food & Drink

Food and drink in Albir

Your stomach will be well and truly satisfied on holiday in Albir, with plentiful eateries to tempt your tastebuds.

Many of the resort’s most popular restaurants line lively Avenida de l’Albir. Winding from the seafront through the heart of town, you can dine in a different spot every night of the week.
Albir’s old world charm serves up traditional restaurants, steeped in Spanish flavour. From delicately charred octopus to sumptuous sea bass, seafood is a mainstay on menus.
Snack yourself silly with a visit to Tapas Alley in Benidorm. Small plates filled with tasty morsels are designed to share, although you’ll be forgiven for wanting to scoff it all yourself.
Close by, Alicante’s vibrant dining scene is a foodie heaven. Tuck into local produce at Mercado Central, treat yourself to a Michelin-starred meal or sample the city’s diverse street food.
Spain’s world-famous wine is a big draw of Albir holidays. Glasses overflow in local restaurants, but the ultimate experience is wine tasting in a family-run vineyard.

Traditional dishes to try in Albir

Succulent seafood, stomach-busting paella and abundant sweet treats promise to make your Albir break extra inviting.

Straight out of the ocean and onto your plate, Albir’s seafood is unfailingly fresh. If you see Dénia red prawn on the menu – order it! These juicy beauties are famous for their sweet flavour.
Sausages of all colours, sizes and flavours are a staple in the region’s delicious stews. Often simmered down and paired with broad beans, they’re a hearty hug in a bowl.
The Alicante province is famous for its paella, a fragrant rice dish thrumming with spices and dotted with toppings. Rabbit or chicken? Shellfish or veggies? A mix of everything? The choice is yours.
Sink your teeth into tender fruits bursting with flavour. Valencia oranges and Mollar pomegranates are locally-grown treasures, often juiced, blended through ice cream or eaten raw.
Got a sweet tooth? From deep-fried doughnuts topped with sugar to honey-flavoured nougat known as turrón, you’ll have no trouble getting your sugar fix on holiday in Albir.

Not to be missed

Albir family holidays

Ready to dance alongside dolphins and play in action-packed theme parks? There’s no end to the family fun on holiday in Albir.

Don your trunks and hit the slides at Aqualandia, a giant water park just 10 minutes from Albir. A huge array of flumes, rapids and lagoons range from the serene to the scream-worthy.
Add in even more aquatic adventure at Mundomar nature park next door. A dazzling display of interactive dolphins shows, sea lion swims and tropical animal encounters delight young and old.
Nothing tuckers young travellers out quite like a visit to Terra Mítica theme park. Fun themed zones contain rides to suit all ages, from gentle ferris wheels to topsy turvy roller coasters.
For kids who love nothing more than getting lost in nature, Serra Gelada Natural Park is a goldmine of adventure. Hop on horseback for an extra special jaunt through this mountain oasis.
Looking for a calm afternoon activity? Practice your putting skills at Albir’s mini golf course. It’s designed for families, so expect amusing challenges for the little ones and a bar for the grown ups!

Nightlife in Albir

The calmer cousin of boisterous Benidorm, Albir’s nightlife guarantees a more low-key vibe.

Rather than multi-level mega clubs, nights out in Albir centre around cosy and characterful bars. Take your pick from friendly Irish pubs, al fresco terraces and craft beer breweries.
Make the most of the Costa Blanca’s unforgettable sunsets from a beachfront bar. Passeig de les Estrelles is Albir’s picture-perfect marble promenade, where a delicious cocktail is never far away.
Great vibes are always on the cards in Albir’s live music bars. Local bands attract an easygoing crowd, ready to boogie the night away.
For your own little slice of Hollywood in Albir, visit during the annual summer Film Festival. Open-air screenings on the beach, red carpet premieres and awards ceremonies promise glamour galore.
Up for some serious entertainment? Benidorm Palace is a local legend, combining four course meals with outstanding live performances that range from Spanish dancing to magical marvels.

Albir weather

Jan

14°C

Avg. Dry Days 23

Feb

14°C

Avg. Dry Days 22

Mar

15°C

Avg. Dry Days 22

Apr

17°C

Avg. Dry Days 21

Nov

18°C

Avg. Dry Days 21

Dec

15°C

Avg. Dry Days 24

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If you’re a total beach bum, the summer is the best time for a holiday to Albir. Spring and autumn are still comfortably warm, while the winter months tend to be milder, quieter and cheaper.

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