Now that we know their differences, we are now ready to embark on each of Costas’s unique offerings. By doing so, you can identify which Costa is ideal for you. Costa Blanca is the white coast among the Spanish Costas. It is called Costa Blanca because of a 200km stretch of white and pure beaches and coastlines. Visitors enjoy marveling at the white beauty and pleasant weather of Costa Blanca. It has an average temperature ranging from 27-29°C. When you visit Costa Blanca, try out the following: Sun and beaches Of course, you visit Costa Blanca for a reason – its white beaches. With its 200km coastline, you can choose the perfect spot to enjoy the sun, the sea, and the sand. In addition, it is blessed with a pleasant temperature making its beaches crystal clear. The top beaches to explore are Alicante, Pilar de la Horadada and San Juan. Parks Costa Blanca has several themes and water parks to explore, as well. You should visit the Terra Mitica in Benidorm for an adventurous ride on a roller coaster. Moreover, animal parks are showcasing more than 1,500 species of animals. It also has the Aqualandia waterpark with rides and several exciting water activities. On the other side, Mundo Mar has marine life like dolphins, seals, and sea lions. Castle Costa Blanca is full of surprises. Around its area, there is a towering 10th century-old castle, Santa Barbara, with a view of Alicante. Spain was a major cultural center in Europe. It showcases the largest Medieval fortress across the continent. You should not miss exploring the castle and take a look at its canons, dungeons, moat, and so much more. By visiting the castle, you will learn about Alicante and its historical relevance. Tabarca Island Of course, one should not miss Tabarca Island. It is one of the most exciting islands in the Islote de la Cantera. The island is located just off the Costa Blanca coast and close to Alicante. It is very accessible because of its strategic location. Among the activities you can have in Costa Blanca, the island offers the most interesting. You can enjoy snorkeling, scuba diving in the surrounding waters of Tabarca Island. It is also a perfect way to stay away from the crowd with its peaceful and calming waters. The island also has a handful of seafood restaurants that you can try. Palm Grove of Elche Of course, Costa Blanca has the best spot to marvel at the palm groves. The Palm Grove of Elche is considered the biggest in Europe and one of the largest in the world. It is a perfect place to walk. It is also a natural UNESCO World Heritage Site.