
Buy a holiday home on the Costa Blanca and settle into one of the Mediterranean's sunniest, most easy-going coastlines, where sheltered bays, palm-lined promenades and the Montgó massif frame the Spanish good life. Whether it's a villa with sea views above Jávea (Xàbia), an apartment near the marina in Dénia, or a retreat around Altea and Moraira, the Costa Blanca combines fine sandy beaches, a famously healthy climate and relaxed coastal towns – all within easy reach of Alicante and Valencia airports. With MYNE Co-Ownership, you can acquire a high-quality holiday home on the Costa Blanca from as little as 1/8 of the purchase price – including professional management, maintenance, and flexible usage. From the coves below the Montgó to the seafront promenades of Dénia and Altea's whitewashed old town, the Costa Blanca offers a diverse range of exclusive properties on one of Spain's most beloved coastlines.








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Between the Montgó massif and the sea, Jávea (Xàbia) balances a historic old town, a working fishing port and the sandy Arenal beach. Hike or drive up the Montgó Natural Park for sweeping coastal views, then cool off in the coves of the Cap de Sant Antoni.

A UNESCO City of Gastronomy, Dénia is famous for its red prawns and rice dishes, best enjoyed along the marina or in the old fishermen's quarter of Baix la Mar. A hilltop castle overlooks the town, and ferries from the port reach Ibiza in a couple of hours.

Altea's white old town tumbles down to the sea beneath its blue-domed church, an artists' favourite for galleries and sunset dinners. Nearby Calpe is crowned by the dramatic Peñón de Ifach rock, rising straight from the Mediterranean above sweeping beaches.

Between the Montgó massif and the sea, Jávea (Xàbia) balances a historic old town, a working fishing port and the sandy Arenal beach. Hike or drive up the Montgó Natural Park for sweeping coastal views, then cool off in the coves of the Cap de Sant Antoni.

A UNESCO City of Gastronomy, Dénia is famous for its red prawns and rice dishes, best enjoyed along the marina or in the old fishermen's quarter of Baix la Mar. A hilltop castle overlooks the town, and ferries from the port reach Ibiza in a couple of hours.

Altea's white old town tumbles down to the sea beneath its blue-domed church, an artists' favourite for galleries and sunset dinners. Nearby Calpe is crowned by the dramatic Peñón de Ifach rock, rising straight from the Mediterranean above sweeping beaches.

