The Jalon Valley is a place that time seems almost to have forgotten, where the passing of the year is marked by almond and orange blossom, and the picking of olives and grapes.

If you are looking for a classical traditional Spanish lifestyle away from high rise buildings and mass tourism ... look no further!

In the Jalon Valley (pronounced 'Halon') you have beautiful mountain scenery which shelters the valley, and simply breath-taking panoramic views over the deep pink almond blossom to the Mediterranean. You are only 20 minutes away from Denia or Moraira, and you could be on the beach at Calpe in less than 15 minutes.

 

Ideally located within the Costa Blanca North, this region is mid-way between the airports of Valencia and Alicante, so accessibility is not a problem. Spain’s national motorway, the A7, is only ten minutes away, so it’s easy to reach other areas.

 

The Jalon Valley is a walker's paradise ranging from a very gentle stroll to a six hour walk around the Sierra Bernia Mountains to the south of Jalon. In late January and early February the whole of the Jalon Valley is covered with pink and white almond blossom

and this is the best time to see it.

 The jewel in the crown here is Jalon – locally known as Xalo – which is surrounded by traditional whitewashed villages located within the valley. 

Quaint these villages and towns may be, but all have modern facilities and many quality restaurants, bars, bistros and shops, along with banks and medical centres.