Santa Pola is a typical fishing village located 10 kms South from the El Altet International Airport and 20 kms South from the city of Alicante. Santa Pola has 15 kms of coast line most of it with sandy beaches, very safe to enjoy swimming, diving and other water sports in its quiet bay. Hot summers and mild winters make it a great option all year round...
Running from north to south, the Santa Pola coastline begins with two peaceful, natural beaches and continues with two wide, fine sand beaches stretching along, apart from at the port, as far as the cape of the same name. Secluded and attractive coves nearby which are also perfect for diving - are a paradise for first-rate windsurfers. Between the cape and the port lie Varadero and Levante beaches bordered by a promenade. Boats sail between the port and Tabarca Isle about three kilometres away. Further to the south there are four urban beaches of a more lively nature, particularly the ever-popular Gran Playa beach. Santa Pola has two diving centres, a dinghy school in the yacht club and windsurf and catamaran rental facilities on Levante, Gran Playa and Tamarit beaches.
With 15km of coast, with which 11km are beaches of fine sands of Santa Pola are among the best in Spain. For over 15 years Santa Pola have proudly displayed several Blue Flags.Playa Lissa, Tamarit and Gran Playa are beaches to the west which are ideal for families looking with safe shallow waters.
To the east are Levante, the Santiago Bernabeu Calas (coves), Varadero, Calas de Santa Pola del Este beaches which are protected from the northern winds by the hills and have their micro-climate and crystal clear waters. Calas del Cap and Bancal de la Areana are situated in beautiful and interesting surroundings.