Majorca – Fincas & Holiday Villas for Rent Majorca is a beautiful island known for its stunning and diverse landscapes. Covering 3,640 km² with nearly 550 km of coastline, the island offers countless opportunities for unforgettable experiences. Whether you want to relax on the beach, explore nature, or enjoy vibrant nightlife, Majorca has something for everyone. Beaches, Coves & Coastal Towns The island features both tranquil coves and lively beaches. Popular resorts in the southwest include Port d’Andratx, Camp de Mar, Santa Ponça, Cala Fornells, and Peguera. In the south, famous beaches like Es Trenc and the coves of Cala D‘Or, Cala Figuera, and Cala Santanyi offer relaxing escapes. The east features Cala Millor and Cala Rajada, while the north boasts Port d’Alcudia, Playa Muro, and Port de Pollença. Serra de Tramuntana & Inland Villages The Serra de Tramuntana in western Majorca is home to historic mountain villages such as Sóller, Valldemossa, and Deià. Central locations like Alaró, Llucmajor, Inca, and Porreres offer peaceful holidays and beautiful excursions. Culture & Palma de Mallorca The historic old town of Palma de Mallorca is a highlight. Visitors can wander narrow streets, discover cozy cafés, and enjoy the impressive promenade and harbor. Cultural highlights include the La Seu Cathedral and the royal palace Palau de S’Almudaina. Holiday Accommodation on Majorca Choose from a wide range of accommodation: hotels with pools, apartments, holiday homes, or exclusive fincas and villas. Enjoy Majorca’s beaches, coves, sports opportunities, and cultural highlights during your stay. © 2025 spanien-web.de. All rights reserved.

Vinaròs is the most northern town of the Costa del Azahar and extends on a plain in the north of the province of Castellón, right on the border of the province of Tarragona. This port city, known for its tasty shrimp dishes, has a commercial and fishing port. The bathing beaches in the region, which are equipped with all service facilities, are a special attraction for all holiday guests. Sights such as the Sant Agustí Monastery (today the Wenceslao Aiguals de Izco Municipal Concert Hall), the Giner and Membrillera houses and the fortified church of La Asunción are also worth a visit.

Peñíscola – Holiday Homes & Apartments for Rent on the Costa del Azahar Peñíscola is a true gem on Spain’s Mediterranean coast, located in the Valencia region on the Costa del Azahar. The town attracts visitors with a unique blend of history, picturesque landscapes, and a wide range of leisure activities, making it a perfect holiday destination. Apartments & Villas on the Costa del Azahar 🇪🇸 Apartments near Valencia DE 121/4 Holiday apartment near the beach for 4 persons with a shared pool in Dénia on the Costa Blanca Max. 4 Guests • 60 m2 • 2 Bedrooms from €500 per week More Holiday home near Valencia DE 303/2 Bungalow for 4 persons close to the beach and connected to a holiday park with swimming pool in Dénia on the Costa Blanca Max. 4 Guests • 55 m2 • 2 Bedrooms from €650 per week More Premium Villas private pool near Valencia DE 928 Exclusive holiday home for 10 persons with private pool and sea views near Dénia on the Costa Blanca Max. 10 Guests • 300 m2 • 5 Bedrooms from €1,980 per week More Villas private pool near Valencia DE 918 Exclusive tower villa for 10 guests with private pool and sea views in Dénia on the Costa Blanca Max. 10 Guests • 240 m2 • 5 Bedrooms from €1,600 per week More Premium Villas private pool near Valencia DE 802 Holiday home for 8 persons with a private pool near Dénia on the Costa Blanca Max. 8 Guests • 165 m2 • 4 Bedrooms from €1,000 per week More Apartments near Valencia DE 104/2 Beachside apartment for 4 persons near Dénia on the Costa Blanca, Spain Max. 4 Guests • 50 m2 • 2 Bedrooms from €554 per week More Holiday home near Valencia DE 210 Holiday home Dénia for 4 persons with panoramic sea views on the Costa Blanca in Spain Max. 4 Guests • 70 m2 • 2 Bedrooms from €652 per week More Premium Villas private pool near Valencia DE 909 Holiday Home for 10 Guests – 2 Apartments – Private Pool & Sea Views – Dénia, Costa Blanca Max. 10 Guests • 200 m2 • 5 Bedrooms from €1,045 per week More Favourite Premium Villas private pool near Valencia DE 614 Modern villa for 6 persons with a private pool and sea views in Dénia on the Costa Blanca Max. 6 Guests • 145 m2 • 3 Bedrooms from €990 per week More Historic Sites The most iconic landmark of Peñíscola is the imposing Castillo de Papa Luna, perched on a rocky cliff above the town. This 13th-century castle was once the residence of Pope Benedict XIII, also known as Papa Luna. Today, visitors can explore the well-preserved walls and towers while enjoying breathtaking views of the Mediterranean Sea. The charming old town invites visitors to stroll through narrow streets and past historic buildings, providing an authentic taste of Spanish culture and heritage. Beaches and Leisure Activities Peñíscola boasts a 7 km long sandy beach, perfect for a relaxing seaside holiday. The beach is divided into sections – North Beach, South Beach, and the Central Beach – all offering excellent facilities. Families especially appreciate the calm, shallow waters, ideal for children. For active visitors, Peñíscola offers windsurfing, sailing, kayaking, and hiking trails along the coast and through the scenic landscapes, making it perfect for outdoor adventures. Culinary Delights Peñíscola is renowned for its fresh seafood. Numerous restaurants serve freshly caught fish and traditional regional dishes, offering an authentic Spanish culinary experience that delights every visitor. Peñíscola as a Filming Location In recent years, Peñíscola has gained fame as a filming location for international movies and TV series. The castle served as a backdrop for scenes in the world-famous series “Game of Thrones,” further boosting the town’s popularity. Holiday Homes and Apartments in Peñíscola Discover our comfortable holiday homes and apartments in Peñíscola. Enjoy proximity to the beach, cultural attractions, and leisure activities, combined with peace and comfort for an unforgettable holiday on the Costa del Azahar. © 2025 spanien-web.de. All rights reserved.

The town of Alcalalí, also known as Alcanalí, is beautifully situated in the Valle de Pop at an altitude of 240 meters above sea level, about 20 km inland from the coast, nestled between the impressive Monte Seguili mountain and the Carrascal mountain range. The name comes from Arabic and reflects the region's historical significance.                                The local economy is based on traditional agriculture, including the cultivation of oranges, almonds, and grapes. Additionally, honey production and basket weaving are important economic activities. Notably, the town has a lace-making school where visitors can learn the art of lace-making. The Vall de Pop is a popular destination for both locals and tourists. The region offers a variety of hiking and walking routes with different levels of difficulty. For climbers, there are exciting routes in the Seguili mountains, known for their rock paintings, and in Carrascal. The stunning landscape and diverse activities make Alcalalí an ideal spot for nature and outdoor enthusiasts.