This is a great waterpark, it is absolutely massive, and there is something for every age. There…read moreare loads of sunbeds where you can just lie and sunbathe also if you dont fancy going on the slides. There are plenty of places were you can grab at bite to eat also. Away up the hill there is a huge bit which is just for kids, and it is brilliant up there, to be honest, loads of adults were having the time of their life being big kids up there also. The only thing i really have to fault with the place is that it is salt water, which is a horrible thing, especially with having big water slides, as when you get to the bottom its most likely that you swallow some of the water. Word of warning though, DO DO DO, where suntan lotion, its unbelievable how much you burn at places like waterparks, trust me i can vow for that :).

Aqualandia is one of them places ,were me and my family come back to every year,there are five…read moregenerations in our families holiday party and we all enjoy it,for toddlers there is a big adventure area for them with all sorts of animals and fountains and sprays to keep them amused,older kids there are rapids, huge slides and loads more,a couple of years ago they added swimming with otters in the park which is great fun,if its just relaxing you want then there are plenty of sun beds ,and a few shops to browse around

This place is a huge theam park,it has different sections such as an ancient Greece area a roman…read morearea and a Mediterranean Islands.There are rides for people of all ages It is open till quite late and we always come in the evening,its much more pleasant as the weather is a lot cooler at this time,iv been once in the day and it was just to hot,another benifit going later on is you dont tend to have to que for aslong.I would take your own food though as the food there is really expensive and not very nice either

Good place to bring the kids it is a good day out for the family. Not the cheapest place but worth…read morea visit whilst your on your holiday

Great hike, but very very challenging. You need to make a reservation online, and kids under 18 are…read morenot allowed beyond the tunnel. The hike is fairly easy up until the tunnel. After that, it becomes more challenging with steep dip offs, and slick rock in some places. The last third of the hike involves hiking over large stretches of very slick rock, and you'll need upper body strength to hang on to the chains embedded into rocks. For whatever reason, the large rock surfaces are very very slick, and you'll need to go slowly up and down. The hike was comparable to "Angels Landing" in Zion National Park in the USA, possibly more challenging. It offers a great view, but you'll also get great views from the much easier first third (to the base of the tunnel). If you go -- go early to avoid any crowds

Beautiful sea facing park in Alicante. El Palmeral ("the palm grove") is home to some 7000 palm…read moretrees. Great landscape design with wooden sidewalks, bridges, ponds, waterfalls and fountains. There are facilities like sport area with outdoor exercise machines, open air theater, toilets and a cafe. Quiet in winter on weekdays, great for walks, runs and exercising. Clean, well kept and free to visit. Great for a picnic. Plenty of free parking around

A gorgeous park and walkway all in one…read more Most larger European cities have one. And they are usually one of the places I bookmark to walk and see. Long beautiful paved paths lines with trees and lush gardens. This Explanada did not disappoint. Just a block from the coast of the Mediterranean in the heart of Alicante, you strolled under a canopy of old tall palm trees on a 600 meter marble walkway that mimics the sea waves. Not a good stroll if you have had too much to drink. Passing several small flower gardens and the occasional fountain. The day I was there a small craft market has set up several tents along the walk. Another great experience to enjoy locally made crafts. Here is were I discovered an artist and purchased my watercolor of the town hall. If you veer inland just outside of the Explanada, there are a few cafes to enjoy a snack, coffee or other libation and the view. I highly recommend a stroll here or in any city that has a grand Espanade.

Featured in every guidebook, the Explanada de Espana really is the place to be. It's the focal…read morepoint of Alicante, the gorgeous walkway from one end of the harbour to the other. Locals and tourists alike all enjoy strolling along, dappled with sunlight streaming through the palm fronds. It's a stunning walk even if it is separated from the harbour and its separate walkway by a busy street. Lots of lovely cafés are along the esplanade, with excellent outside seating for a price. Five euro coffees are to be found along here, so beware of the tourist prices at the cafés or bring your own picnic from the Mercado Central down here and enjoy it on one of the many benches. A stroll along here is an essential part of any trip to Alicante!