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Shops
There are big supermarkets in, or on the outskirts, of all the main towns (often shut Sundays).
Villages often have a small shop and a bakery which may be closed in the afternoons.
Climbing Shops
There are a couple of good climbing shops in the centre of Alicante, worth a visit on a rest
day, or if you find you have forgotten/worn out any of your gear:
El Refugío -
see advert opposite
Escalada y Mas -
see advert opposite
There is a small sport shop on the main shopping street in Calp (Ifac Sports) with a few
climbing basics and a lot of cycling stuff.
Tourist Info -
www.costablanca.org
Most decent sized towns in the area have a Tourist Office with friendly, helpful staff who speak
good English. These should be your first port of call if you need accommodation, details
about local transport, market days, things worth seeing and ideas for a rest day.
Alicante
- c/Portugal 17, (near bus station) Alicante.
Tel: (+34) 96 592 98 02 Email:
Benidorm
- Avda. Martinez, Alejos 6, Benidorm.
Tel: (+34) 90 210 05 81 Email:
Finestrat
- Avgda. de la Marína Baixa 14, La Cala de Finestrat, Finestrat.
Tel: (+34) 96 680 12 08 Email:
Calp
- Avda. Ejércitos Espanoles, 44, near the Peñón.
Tel: (+34) 96 583 69 20 Email:
Dénia
- Plaza Oculista Buigues 9, Dénia.
Tel: (+34) 96 642 23 67 Email:
Travel Insurance
UK citizens have reciprocal health care rights in Spain under the EHIC. Despite this, it is
strongly recommended that personal travel insurance is taken out to cover rescue, medical
and repatriation in the event of an accident.
BMC Travel Insurance
-
www.thebmc.co.uk
Relaxing after a great day's climbing
at Guadalest. Photo: Mark Glaister
Murcia
Alicante Benidorm Calp
Xaló
Gandía
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