Ref. : E298VC
Costa Blanca
(Spain)
8 persons - 4 rooms - 290 sqm
Rates: From €7620 to €14150
Costa Blanca By the Bay is a luxury beachfront villa for rent in Spain. This modern villa with a private pool offers a wide range of facilities such as air-conditioning, a sauna, indoor and outdoor Jacuzzis, a gym, and a TV room. The villa enjoys fabulous views of the Mediterranean Sea, particularly from the terrace and panoramic rooftop. 
Looking for the most beautiful villas in Spain for a luxurious holiday? Chic Villas brings you Costa Blanca By the Bay.
Set overlooking the Mediterranean Sea, the villa itself is like a balcony over the beach. Each floor has a breathtaking view of the twinkling Costa Blanca sea. Sunshine and warm turquoise waters are in plentiful supply – all that’s missing is you!
The style and standard of the facilities are as prestigious as the setting: this luxury bolthole has all the makings of the perfect getaway!
This bright and spacious villa is all about relaxing and recharging in style. The fittings, furnishings, and decoration are of the highest quality and tick all the boxes of luxury criteria. Sofas and armchairs that you sink into, soft carpets that caress your feet, stylish modern furniture, and an elegantly subdued colour palette come together to create an uplifting and carefully curated décor.
The air-conditioned interior means you can get the most out of the fitness facilities and enjoy relaxing in the lounge out of the searing summer sun outside. The villa also has satellite and Apple TV.
Outside, a beautiful private infinity pool runs alongside the sea, while a second Jacuzzi awaits you on the panoramic rooftop, offering you a front-row seat of the stunning sea views day and night.
One of the best things about this luxury rental is its location on the seafront, close to the beaches, shops, and restaurants. And if you get tired of lazing around by the pool or on the beach, there’s lots to explore in this delightful corner of Spain – see our top picks below.
Costa Blanca By the Bay can comfortably accommodate up to eight people: one to two families or four couples.
Important: Spanish law does not require private pools to have safety barriers, so the pool is not secured.
The rental price includes a three-hour cleaning service from Monday to Friday and a concierge service.
A private chef service can be arranged upon request at an extra cost.
Air-conditioned villa on three levels
Indoors:
Ground floor
- Large 70 m² living room which serves as an entrance hall, lounge, and dining room. This open-plan living space has a fireplace and opens out onto the terrace and the pool.
- 15 m² fully-fitted kitchen
- Suite 1: 15 m² bedroom with twin bed and an en-suite bathroom with walk-in shower and a toilet
First floor
- Suite 2: 51 m² suite with a double bed, en-suite bathroom with bathtub, walk-in shower and toilet, a dressing room, study, private terrace and sea view
- Suite 3: 22 m² suite with twin beds and an en-suite bathroom with bathtub, walk-in shower, and toilet
- Suite 4: 22 m² suite with twin beds and an en-suite bathroom with bathtub, walk-in shower, and toilet
Basement
- 90 m² TV lounge
- 40 m² fitness room
- Sauna
- Jacuzzi
- A bar/cellar area (23 m²)
Outdoors:
- Garden
- Large terrace
- Panoramic rooftop
- Patio for Suite 1
- 14 metre-long infinity pool
- Jacuzzi
- Garden furniture
- Sun loungers
- Barbecue
The Costa Blanca is famous for its sunny Mediterranean climate, its beaches and coves with turquoise waters, and its festive atmosphere. However, the region also boasts stunning mountainous landscapes and historic villages. And it's all on the doorstep of Costa Blanca By the Bay.
Sand seekers will love the fact that this seaside rental property is just two kilometres from the beach. The nearest seaside resort has long beaches of fine sand with clean, clear and calm waters, which have been awarded Blue Flag or Tourism quality status. They are lively family beaches with all the facilities you need: toilets and showers, lifeguard, shops and restaurants, plus plenty of water sports such as kayaking, stand-up paddleboarding, windsurfing and jet skiing. The beaches have the convenience of a city location coupled with a beautiful view of the 330-metre-high Penon de Ifach rock formation and natural park, typical of the Costa Blanca landscape.
There is no shortage of wilder and more secluded spots along the Costa Blanca too. The coastline is dotted with an array of romantic coves for a more peaceful way to explore the Mediterranean Sea and discover its underwater delights. Whether you snorkel or dive, the Costa Blanca is full of colourful treasures just waiting to be revealed. Check out Penyal cove, which can be accessed from the Penon de Ifach, El Raco or Les Bassetes.
For an inland adventure, the nearby mountains are a great place to head to. It’s hard to imagine that there is such a different landscape and experience to be enjoyed less than an hour from the hustle and bustle of the coast. A whole host of natural parks are full of beautiful unspoiled nature that lends itself to a different kind of outdoor activity. Walk, hike and explore to your heart’s content.
The Serra de Bèrnia i Ferrer mountain range, about 20 km from Costa Blanca By the Bay, is a four-hour hike away and features a mixture of arid and lush landscapes, with breathtaking views.
Las Fuentas del Algar is a natural wetland with spectacular waterfalls and rock pools. It forms a turquoise and green oasis and makes a lovely walk to cool down. It is a total change of scenery. We recommend continuing on from here up to Guadalest.
For a more challenging hike, seasoned walkers can head to Barranc de l'Infern and its canyons, which are only 30 km from the villa. This is not suitable for children or inexperienced walkers, however.
The Serra Gelada Nature Park brings you closer to the Mediterranean and links land and sea. It is the only park in the independent province of Valencia that covers both land and sea. The cliffs that plunge into the sea can be explored on foot (or by bike) or from the sea, by sailing, kayaking or paddling from Altea.
Altea is one of the towns that makes the Costa Blanca so delightful. It is wedged between the inland hills and the sea, with a breathtaking panorama of each. The old town is particularly worth a visit for its historic monuments, restaurants and shops along the white-fronted streets.
Calpe is a more vibrant and colourful town, with just as much history to its name. Traces of the Roman and mediaeval periods can still be seen at the Los Baños de Reina (the Queen's Baths) archaeological site, in the remains of the wall that protected the town from Muslim attacks, or the 15th-century church. Visit the History and Archaeology Museum to get a feel for the town’s culture and its past. Then stroll through the streets and squares with their colourful facades and admire the staircases and frescoes as you choose a restaurant for a well-earned meal. Festivals are organised throughout the year, especially in July and August. The Feria Andaluza, or Andalusian Fair, is held at the beginning of July, while the festival of the patron saint of the sea, the Virgen del Carmen, takes place on 16 July. The Virgen de las Nieves – Virgin of the Snows – is celebrated at the end of July or the beginning of August, depending on the year. These festivities draw crowds and include processions, parades, concerts, fireworks, and night-time dancing. There is also a good selection of bars and nightclubs not far from the property.
- Alicante airport 80 km
- Valencia airport 140 km
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