Is ALICANTE Spain's winter paradise?

[@spainrevealed]

Hello Spain lovers! Hope you like the vid. Anyone else got a favourite winter retreat in Spain? Let us know below! 🌞👇🏽

[@HussainAlnajmi]

your channel is the best platform ever about Spain. I am huge fan of you from Dubai.

[@badger67]

Sagunto is great, as it's divide into two parts. You have the Port de Sagunt with it's sandy beaches, nightlife, Restraunts and so on. Then you have the more laid back old town which nestles below the awesome castle. It was 16' yesterday :-)

[@mitcoes]

Congratulations, great video, as always. Next time do not miss Calp, and its "Avenida del Marisco" where you are invited to beer sangria and small tapas while you choose where to sit (or not). Just one tip: rice and citric were introduced in the XVIII century because of the agricultural revolution that increased a lot the productivity of basics as wheat. I would love to watch some similar video about Valencia, with L' Albufera, El PALMAR and all those restaurants at the island, and a long walk from their south beaches, adding it to Monforte gardens, and arts an science cty and la lonja space. Tourism office in Valencia should sponsor you.

[@grebnetgil2800]

Next time around, visit Jijona with its Christmas market and - of course - Turrón de Jijona. Don't expect a touristy town, because it is not. 25 minutes from San Juan/Campello with its 9km stretch of sandy beach, 25 minutes from Alicante and its Castillo de Santa Bárbara rising above the city. Happy to show you around :-)

[@vanpak]

I wish my retreat could be anywhere in Spain! 😂 🇪🇸

[@AdventureElliot]

Hi James, I can attest that the Costa de Sol is night and day difference with weather. Madrid winters can be really frustrating and bipolar. One year ago we were still scraping ice off the streets and cleaning up broken branches everywhere from Filomena. Here in Málaga, I hardly wear a big jacket or scarf anymore, I go hiking 2-3 times a week, and I fall in love more and more with this part of Andalucía each and every day. It’s an adjustment moving from Madrid to here at first, but it’s easily one of the best places to live in Spain, if not the world. Hope you enjoy your stay down in this part of Spain, saludos.

[@spainrevealed]

Have to get down there for a video soon!

[@JAPotis]

Incluso puedes esquiar en Sierra Nevada.

[@towaritch]

@@JAPotis péro nieve significa frio no me gusta!

[@towaritch]

@Carlos Muñoz tuvo frio en Sevilla en febrero con lluvia helada

[@KettleCamping]

Where are the beat places to hike in Malaga? We visited and fell in love with the city (explored as much as we could, walking 10-20 km / day) and region pre-pandemic. We are counting down to our next trip and hope to expand into more hiking. Thanks in advance for any suggestions you might have. Cheers from 🇨🇦!

[@valsainking]

James, your passion for the history of your adopted country is palpable and inspiring. The Spanish Tourism Board should issue a commemorative coin with your likeness on it. Love your vlog. By the way, a well-deserved 'enhorabuena' to you and Yoly for the birth of beautiful baby Lucia! You two must be so happy. Many blessings to your wonderful Kiwi-Spanish family.

[@bkm2797]

So happy to see you back, and Lucia is so cute! It's true having a baby in tow is a real challenge, and it's amazing how you don't miss a step showing us how professional you are, and we still feel like family. Keep doing what you do!

[@spainrevealed]

Doing our best!!

[@JonBogdanove]

One of your best videos! Watching you guys cope with travelling as a family instead of a couple actually boosts your appeal and grounds your experiences in a stronger sense of reality.

[@spainrevealed]

Thank you!

[@kathygoodwin283]

I love Yoli, Yoli for president! She’s always so smiley and I’m sure it’s not just for the cameras. Love your video, just relax James, love your little babba.

[@John-vd6cd]

Ok the Spanish tourism board needs to start sponsoring you guys cos I've traveled around Spain and never been interested in Alicante, until this video lol I'm on Airbnb as we speak!

[@mitcoes]

Benidorm flats + a car rental is the cheapest option, and then visit each day one of the surrounding cities and villages, Denia Xabia Calp, Altea, Alfas del Pi, Vila Joiosa, Moraira, Alacant, Jalón and many more, you will not see it all in one holiday.

[@Emy53]

The museum looks interesting. That ocean view had to be magnificent. Love how sunny it is in January. I love sitting in the sun in winter.

[@cathyhughes7442]

We visited Altea and it was beautiful. I still remember the smell of jasmine. We stayed in Alicante Town for 4 nights in November and loved there for a winter break. Cathy and Kevs x

[@billb5625]

Hi James, Yoli y Lucia many thanks for your videos. I'm 76 and have been going to Spain for 40 years and still interested to see more. Keep up the good work and remember - you will soon get beyond changing nappies!!

[@jaretos]

Me encantan sus vídeos, me transmiten mucha felicidad auténtica y relajación. Me encanta ver la pasión que tiene James por España, ¡igual que yo! Es muy ameno ver estos vídeos. Un forte abrazo!

[@chuche249]

We are coming to Spain in about 2 months! Your videos are very inspiring and so much fun 2 watch. Your family is beautiful and don't worry it gets much easier. I can't wait 2 get 2 Spain and see where my ancestors came from some 500 yrs ago!. Keep up the great work!!

[@rhianhead6744]

Great video - we love the Southern Costa Blanca area, with its long coastal walks, especially outside July/ August and we visit our apartment there as often as Brexit regulations and COVID allow. Alicante city is beautiful, and we love the natural parks and salt lakes south of Alicante - especially to see the flamingoes.

[@beldiman5870]

Hi James, I love your style in speaking Spanish, clear and elegant

[@101088Albert]

Altea is still a piece of paradise on earth and the surrounding area. I am from Alicante and lived here all my life and truly blessed for this. Benidorm was a small fishing village until 1972-73 which is when its transformation began Not the 50s

[@Mike_Ripper]

I visited Benidorm with my parents as a child in 1969. It certainly wasn't a fishing village then. Very touristy. However, El Campello, where we were staying, was still a fishing village with wooden boats being built on the beach.

[@worldinmyeyesdp]

I spontaneously went to Alicante in May 2019 without knowing anything about that part of Spain and spent a wonderful 10 days and fell in love with that region, I was in a hotel 20 minutes from Alicante city center, and on that trip, I visited Altea, Benidorm, Villajoyosa, Elche, Novelda and Murcia. I want to visit this beautiful part of Spain again, I hope soon

[@sarahcumming1865]

James, Yoli and Lucia thanks for another great video. I was fortunate to have recently spent 5 weeks in Benidorm and over the years have made trips to Bodega Enrique Mendoza, Guadalest and the Waterfalls at Algar. My favourite pass time is to lose myself in the meandering streets of Old Town Benidorm, eating Tapas and practicing my limited Spanish on unsuspecting locals. Balcony del Mediteraneo at sunset is breathtaking. I've only been home 2 weeks and pining to go back. 7 weeks and counting...

[@stevenwilder4157]

Stayed in benidorm 4 years ago, I found in benidorm you can experience complete opposites,either quiet times or mental times. visited Altea for a day and loved it. Cant wait to return

[@donnahummingbird5172]

Hello Steven! My husband and I stayed in Benidorm 5 years ago and took a day trip to Altea for the day. We even met some young women that lived in the same city as us in North Carolina! Small world. We had a wonderful time. Trying to get back to Spain. Had to cancel when Covid hit, but we have reservations for May. Wish us luck. 😊

[@stevenwilder4157]

I am waiting to get out to look at some apartments for a holiday home in alicante, will wait though until everything settles down. Good luck to you..

[@IcelandicNativecitywalk]

I swear , Alicante is indeed a paradise. I was there few days ago.

[@user-se7vt5ow4e]

We moved to Isla Canela 4 years ago and it is absolutely wonderful year round. The beach, Guadiana River and Portugal ten minutes away plus tennis , golf, kite boarding and paddle everywhere.

[@macorey54]

You two always make travel in Spain look so fun! We traveled with our babies in tow in the US. Our first we adopted as an infant. We were at a resort in NW Florida, at medical conference. My infant son used the platex bottles and the only nipple I brought for it, broke. He was hungry and I was frantic. I called the front desk and they arranged a driver to drive me 30 miles to a store so I could buy more. Disaster averted! The little ones adapt easily to travel, even camping. We took our son camping when he was 2 months old, he did great.

[@spainrevealed]

Sounds like an adventure!

[@itchyfeet8695]

Love the travel vlogs. Giving me ideas for a return visit to Spain. Travelling with kids does require organisation and flexibility. Like Marcia our first family holiday was camping with an 8 month old and 3 years later we did it with 6 month old twins as well. You will probably need to allow for spare time and be prepared to rearrange your schedule. As Lucia gets older you will need to schedule things that will interest her. Not a bad thing as you will attract families as followers and you will see and do things you wouldn’t have otherwise thought of. It’s only fair if Lucia has to put up with the Picasso museum then you have to put up with the Chocolate Museum.

[@trut52]

People always go out of their ways to help a family or a baby in Spain. When I moved here I was shocked how friendly people are.

[@d.c.sodyssey4783]

Alicante on my bucket list for the future. These areas are a vacationers paradise. What a break from reality.

[@raycrou8837]

This is lovely. My first choice would have been Malaga. I can't deal with that heat in summer but it would be great to see in winter. Alicante looks great too. I'd really love to experience that too. Thanks for this vlog James.

[@spainrevealed]

Yes, Malaga is on the cards!

[@rossco5409]

Alicante Castle is one of the nicest I've seen in Europe, it's simply stunning

[@aftp6646]

My first choice is Lanzarote. 21 to 22 degrees in Febuary. No mass tourism and highrise and insane landscapes.

[@user-st6ui7oy1p]

I have been to both, they're very similar looking cities actually, but Alicante is about half the size and my favourite. I had one of my favourite ever trips to Alicante, and the food is just fantastic.

[@trut52]

@@aftp6646 There are too many buildings in Canarias sadly. They over everywhere they could. Sadly no regulations existed in the 70s/80s for that.

[@soggymoggytravels]

The daytime weather on the Costa Blanca is perfect in winter!

[@sandrinenakache8754]

Hi guys! Thank you so much for your great videos! It is always a pleasure to watch you on KZbin. We are learning so much! Please keep filming, I for sure will keep watching😊 Muchas Gracias

[@guysmets1559]

Hi guys, I'm going to Altea in April. You gave me some interesting tips. Can't wait to come. Love your channel!

[@amandaroberts5111]

How lovely to see you both with your beautiful child, what a lovely family.

[@melmoss8923]

I hear you. We’ve travelled with our three kids since they were babies and just packed them up and moved from Australia to Spain - two teenagers and an eight year old. Certainly makes for resilient adults. We hope!

[@petek5523]

Your baby is adorable 🥰 Great video, thank you 🙏🏻

[@scentlover4841]

Altea is beautiful and I love it!

[@paulineclarke5388]

We stayed in Altea when we first were looking for a holiday home we loved it but we ended up buying in Cabo Roig further South, we love everything about Spain and miss it when we are away , we are back for all of April, can’t wait ❤️

[@mar_csbu7503]

Hasta pronto.🙋🏻

[@etelandreusanchez1955]

What a wonderful video!!, Alicante is my paradise for winter, summer, spring (amazing with all the almond trees in flower) and autumn as well!

[@blurayffan66]

Go 50km south into Orihuela Costa and its also a hot semi-arid climate... but a little warmer than Alicante City. Tomorrow it will be 23c- January 31st. Alicante City is lovely. I drive up there once a forthnight on a Sunday for a coffee and a wander around town.

[@andreabruce9026]

Lovely change of scenery and excellent advice James…embrace the life you want to live. That life for me means more time in Spain. Thanks for the inspiration!

[@spainrevealed]

Cheers Andrea!

[@manuelenriquegomezgarcia6450]

7 years ago we bought a small bungalow in the north outskirts of Alicante City (cabo de Huertas) and was probably one of the best decisions in our life. Of course we vacation there all summers, but certainly we enjoy going there any other season during the whole year. Just 4 hours by car (only 2,5 hours by train, with public transport granted from door to door), makes quite easy to travel there from Madrid any weekend. Visiting Alicante during winter, autumn or spring time is much more relaxing then in summer, good weather is almost granted (not always, last time we travelled there last November we had “levante” windy conditions, a kind of strong wind that comes from the sea side with high degree of humidity resulting very unpleasant, but is not very frequent fortunately). We have enjoyed swimming in “calas” close to Alicante in November or March, and used sun tun creams in December. Places like Altea, Benidorm, Guadalest, Calpe or Alicante city, so crowded in summer time, are delicious to be walked at off peak seasons, and of course no mention to how easy is to find a good place to enjoy fantastic “gourmet experiences” in all kind of restaurants which result totally inaccesible in summer (fully booked). Alicante coast is a very nice place to live, and I hope to retire there and switch my leisure plans: to live in Alicante and travel to Madrid on weekends for living its stunning cultural and social life…. but just the weekends..!!!

[@101088Albert]

Hola Manuel, I live in Cabo Huertas all year. (Cerca de la Calita) I totally agree with you that “El Cabo” is an absolute paradise as is much of the surrounding area. Indeed we are blessed both you and me.

[@benniefields2119]

We spent a week in Alicante last summer and I loved it! My son lives in Madrid, so after the week at beach we went to Barcelona for a few days and then to Madrid. Enjoyed it so much. I could live in Alicante permanently!

[@philipquick7423]

Good to see your videos are back on form, James!

[@spainrevealed]

Cheers mate!

[@andrewgordon8859]

You would love Torrevieja imho😁😁😃. The salt lakes, great beaches, national park and great food and all on the doorsteps of Alicante and Beni 😁

[@jamesappleton7390]

I agree, we bought our house in Toretta 2 about 13 years ago and moved here permanently 2 weeks before the first lockdown. The beaches are well looked after and general facilities are as good as anywhere..... highly recommended for buyers or just visitors... According to the W.H.O. it's one of the healthiest places in the World to live. If you prefer a wetter climate and green countryside then the other side of Alicante towards Valencia might be for you..

[@mar_csbu7503]

Alicante es la tierra que me vio nacer, no puedo opinar, no sería objetiva. Felices vacaciones y disfrutar de esa preciosa bebita.❤️🙋🏻

[@monizdm]

This is so great. It is what travel really is like. Sounds glamorous, and in fact is a lot of work. It takes discipline to do it right, but it is worth the effort.

[@MichaelG1986]

Lovely video. Great to see you all enjoying traveling together as a family.

[@Emy53]

You guys are amazing to still entertain your subscribers with a baby. Hats off to you and to Lucia. She's actually quite good.

[@BasicBeachCommunity1]

that's not fair...ridiculously beautiful!!!

[@Emy53]

My 2nd visit to this video. Loving the ocean and the views.

[@robertmeredith906]

Really liked Alicante when we were there. Glad you enjoyed the trip. Great to get some history about the place and to see it again with some non touristy spots

[@spainrevealed]

Glad you enjoyed it Robert!

[@somosdeamstrad]

Altea is a magical spot... Every summer I spend at least one day in this town... Altea la vella is just fascinating

[@roadrash7030]

Absolutely great video, loved the humour!!!

[@DavidGonzalez-61shamy]

Hello you 2, Cheryl and I are doing a Devour tour in Barcelona on February 25 we can’t wait. We be tasting sipping the local favorites.

[@towaritch]

Beware of thieves in B' celona

[@colmranger]

Very inspiring video, I too plan on exploring more of Spain after the pandemic finally eases, life is short

[@mar_csbu7503]

Además va verdad, hay que disfrutar si podéis. No sabemos el tiempo que nos queda. 🙋🏻

[@pmcolon]

Great video! I'm so happy to see you out and about again. I miss not seeing your videos on a more routine basis like you used to have pre pandemic.

[@volodymyrcuza9994]

Hi James and Yoly, thanks a lot for the beautiful video! South of Spain is totally great in winter! I spent few days in Malaga this winter and it was such a relief from the gloomy Prague's winter!

[@spainrevealed]

Glad you managed to get a little bit of southern Spanish winter sun Volodymyr!

[@antoniogamez1054]

Hi James! I love the videos you and Yoly are making, particularly the ones when you travel round Spain (Cuenca, Galicia, Caceres etc). As a Malagueno in the UK (Hence the lack of enye on my keyboard) it's great to see Spain again ....even Benidorm. I'm hoping to go back to Malaga to see my family in March - I can't wait! Thanks for bringing Spain a little bit closer when it has seemed so far recently. Also, i think Sierra Gelada is a Natural Park, not a National Park - it doesn't quite have that status of protection just yet. Looking forward to the next video! Perhaps around the Malaga region :)

[@perfectstorm9259]

Thanks Whanau, for a fun, interesting, entertaining and informative video all the way from Aotearoa (NZ). Stay safe and Kia Kaha

[@panchopuskas1]

Hi.....I live in Madrid and we (like you I have a Spanish wife) used to go whenever we could to the Alicante coast on winter breaks, usually to Benidorm. But recently we've been going to the Costa del Sol in Benalmadena near Torremolinos and TBH it's much better. Benidorm especially is getting grubbier by the day and places like Calpe and Torrevieja are going the same way. Love your videos BTW, keep 'em coming. Be nice in the future to see you visit more places inland........Spain is full of hidden gems......

[@poerava]

Beautiful video and brilliant editing. Thank you 🙏🏽

[@susanshepherd7093]

Winter in Valencia is wonderful. Walk down the street with Christmas lights and oranges on the trees. Nochevieja is fireworks. The on the evening of the 5th january is La Cabalgata de Reyes Magos. A must for children of all ages.

[@abelrs2812]

The whole video seems really relaxing! Enjoy guys 😎

[@allanfrost2855]

Greetings from little Denmark in the north :) I was in Benidorm in 1977 and it was fantastic. We could not use the beach as there were some bad stuff in the ocean . but the pool was nice and the city always alive :) Thank you so much for all your fantastic videos - I really enjoy them. My prefered vacation has always been Spain - I love the language, the weather and the people :) and tapas/Cava

[@chrissmith-dk5pd]

Great video. We live in Alicante region and are very happy, moved here 2021. Agree about Benidorm, party town geared up for vacationing. Alicante city is more our taste, historical city with great museums, restaurants and bars. Completely different vibe from Benidorm. Alicante in the winter is lovely, cool but not cold, being in or out of the sun makes a big difference.

[@brucefellowes4848]

I love Alicante City and go every year now. Near to airport, beach, shops, restaurants, history, feels safe and affordable property. I am tempted to buy an apartment here but now that the UK has left the EU I have some concerns.

[@paulcousins1371]

Thanks James and Yoly what an excellent, I formative vid, you are a delightful family providing a great service giving us much to ponder✌🏼🥰🥂

[@mbosch-i6j]

Como dijo Wenceslao Fernández Flórez, Alicante es el lugar donde la primavera pasa el invierno. Me alegro que os gustara este pequeño rincón paradisiaco, aunque a Benidorm hay que dedicarle un poco mas de tiempo. Es tan exótico que no se comprende a la primera. Yo vivo aquí y siempre digo que es como un lugar extraño en España, no es España, es otra cosa. O sí, el lugar más cosmopolita que puedas imaginar. Y Altea, una joya. Al igual que El Albir. Hasta pronto.

[@jeffkelly3415]

Hi James & Yoly (and of course Camera girl Lucia), it was great to see you filming my home town Altea. We have lived here for four years and love the place. Benidorm is fascinating although very much a marmite or should I say Vegimite, as you either love it or loathe it, Benidorm es lo que hay! Keep up the great video's, we enjoy them so much and they give us plenty of ideas for exploring our new country.

[@essanjay8604]

I absolutely love the novelty of staying in a high rise hotel in Benidorm with a balcony in the sky. Those who pass negative judgement have usually never visited.

[@brianwhite1189]

Had a golden sunrise swim at Dénia in August a few years ago. The water was like glass, very warm and it's something I'll never forget.

[@mizginavale22]

Since living in Valencia, I have been told repeatedly about going to Benidorm, which is accessible via train and bus. I should be able to get out there at some point, even if Valencia has its own beaches. I will need to find the perfect time to go to avoid the excessive tourists in the area, but certainly not in January. Wines in this particular region of Spain are quite good so I am glad you highlighted that to the viewers. I thought it was cool that you got recognized from someone who has watched your channel.

[@robertmeredith906]

Gina Check out Denia on the way to Benidorm and if you have time Alicante city is worth a visit also.

[@mizginavale22]

@@robertmeredith906 thanks for the suggestion

[@ingvargissurarson4671]

You need to do the coastline from Benidorm up to Denia. Stunning nature and coastline with coves like Cala Granadella, Cala Moraig, Cala Barraca (Portixol). Towns like Calpe, Moraira, Cumbra del Sol and Javea (Where I live) not to mention all the beutifull towns inland.

[@spainrevealed]

Next time. Great idea!

[@oteimoto85]

I adore Alicante but the area around Denia etc really IS stunning.

[@vanpak]

JAMES! This one even I know, Arroz Caldoso! I’ve made it already! Since I am not in Spain, and where I live, I asked for paella once in a “Spanish” restaurant 🤢😐 never more! I watch Spain in a fork, and I make it myself at home! For paella I follow a family recipe! 🥘

[@HelenaEnglund]

We are so happy that you keep doing the videos even if it is harder with a baby. And I am looking forward to sharing show you Mallorca some day.

[@KamilaAnnaBakowskaMartinez]

Graciaaaas! Vivo en Elche (cerca de Alicante) y la tienda rusa en Altea resulta tener productos polacos, por lo que veo en el video. Y como soy polaca 🇵🇱 y echo de menos mi comida... te lo agradezco! Iré a esta tienda en cuanto pueda. Un saludo enorme desde el palmeral de Elche.

[@elpito9326]

En Alicante ciudad también hay varias tiendas con productos de toda Europa del este. Cerca de la plaza Séneca hay una, seguro que puedes encontrar productos polacos.

[@KamilaAnnaBakowskaMartinez]

@@elpito9326 Gracias! La verdad es que desde esta publicación me informé un poco más sobre el tema y encontré la tienda de la que hablas. Por suerte me pilla más cerca así que la visito de vez en cuando. 😍

[@peter_bazinet]

Excellent video. That area is now on our list to visit when we return.

[@noramark4767]

Gorgeous scenery and interesting stories of the local history! Baby Lucia is gorgeous too!

[@tigerlily324]

We were there last summer on our boat. Stayed at the marina and really loved it there. Amazing that you can see Benidorm from the top of the old town! Two more different places you could not find in Spain.

[@ew5153]

Wow the views from the top of those mountains are ridiculously beautiful. Stunning views thanks for sharing!

[@vulpix.]

Alicante region is fantastic, I sunbathe now, today, end of February...it is v cold in uk, happy I am here

[@maryjocapuano6854]

Great video James, Yoly, and Lucia. The Valencia region is one I'm not familiar with, but I'm planning to visit as one of my stops when I go to Spain this summer with my husband and son. Your place on the beach in Altea was so beautiful and relaxing. I am more of a summer person, but I'm sure the scene is not so peaceful in summer! And, I especially loved your comment at the end, James, about how people might live a little differently than they did before. Instead of going back to "normal", living parts of your life as you've always dreamed of living it!

[@barrios4458]

I can't wait to visit Spain from the other side of the world NZ I hope next year,

[@DragonsTrace]

hi guys! I'm happy to see how you enjoyed visiting Altea. I spent 5 years of my life living and studying there. ❤

[@idalehmann4874]

I've only started watching your videos to get an idea of what it would be like to move to Spain. I absolutely love the informative videos and the little trips. It's keeping my dream alive to move there and have a better quality of life. Thank you both for the videos.

[@mariaangelesgarcia8566]

Altea es para mi uno de los pueblos mas bonitos de España. Yo soy de Benidorm y ahora vivo en otro pueblo muy bonito, Polop, el pueblo de mi abuelo, y de camino a otro de los pueblos mas bonitos de España, Guadalest. Bienvenidos a la Costa Blanca ❤

[@rosiebrook7177]

loved this video, you both look so happy and relaxed...thanks for sharing.

[@gerardsamuel1649]

Thanks guys for bringing us along!

[@carlbjorling6058]

Something I miss about living in Spain is going out with a stunning sunshine in winter that last the whole day.

[@MikeS29]

Thanks for this look at more than just the touristy side of the area!

[@davidwelch1981]

Great video. Bringing the family stuff in and making it personal, really enhances the experience.

[@andre-pierrewagli902]

I m in Santa Pola at the moment,great during the day,cool at night and morning . Visited the island of Tabarca, so lovely.

[@unknowndriver6652]

You guys are welcome to spain we love to see hard working people coming here like you ( no other human trash ) that don't want to work or integrate . Enjoy our land

[@nicolebest8193]

From what I understand, the original Fiestas de Los Moro's y Cristiano's are in Alcoy. Each town or village usually celebrates it around the time of the feast day of their patron Saint. For Alcoy, its San Jorge, in late April. Even if you skip the larger festivals, the small villages hold them and are always a lot of fun.

[@viviannun9874]

Hola! Beautiful video , today we have freezing weather in Florida USA 😱 and we are thinking of moving to Alicante , so we really enjoyed your video. We are getting ready to apply for a non lucrative visa because we visited Alicante and we fell in love with the old town 🥰 thank you again for a great video 👏👏

[@alexandreleveille1407]

Wow, Guadelest looks lovely. And the winery!

[@susbs]

Really enjoyed this video, thank you 💖

[@cmacmenow]

Altea all the way. And then there were three. Good to see you looking happy and healthy,

[@anacasanova7350]

Alicante incluida toda la provincia es maravillosa, la gente, la luz, los edificios, los pueblos, las costas , playas y montañas agrestes y verdes de bosque mediterraneo, arboles frutales, la comida, y " Poca " gente. Un paraiso.😂❤

[@garypinnock1076]

Absolutely adore your videos, I’ve been a massive follower of your channel & each video you upload is both informative & beautiful, please keep up the great work your doing & please keep growing your channel & keep the videos coming think & fast, look after yourself & your growing family, once more 10/10⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@James-dx6sf]

Very good video. I have watched all of your videos and this may be the best.

[@insquares]

Love the area and Altea. Cycling here is fantastic as well. Malaga and Cadiz are great in the winter as well.

[@bartrandsnappy]

Great video. I love your enthusiasm.

[@SmallWonda]

Oh fantastic! I didn't know they had a museum of the Moors & Christians costumes - that would be incredible. If you've never been to a festival, so worth going, we went to Elche & somewhere south of La Marina - can't remember now, but wonderful! Just brilliant - loved that in Andalusia - Spring/summer, maybe?

[@kimglidden8801]

Thank you for your videos! I really enjoy hearing the right amount of history and getting your honest take on the regions and of course love the views! I am working in Santa Pola south of Alicante/Altea and have one tip for you, if you are going to rent a place on the coast for the winter. Be sure it gets some sunlight! My apartment faces north and I have been really cold since November. It will be great in the hot summer months but I will be gone then. 😂 Looking forward to your next videos. Hoping things get easier with the baby soon!

[@spainrevealed]

Good point!

[@mar_csbu7503]

Que mala suerte.🤭

[@idontwannasay16]

This is so lovely. And Lucia is so adorable!!! Thanks for a great video 🥰