Casa Vallet | 3-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Benissa

A luxury villa rental in Benissa places you within metres of Cala Baladrar’s crystalline waters, yet far enough inland to escape the summer crowds that converge on Moraira and Calpe. Casa Vallet sits on the Benissa coastline with unobstructed views across to the Ifach Rock—that singular limestone monolith that defines the entire region. Six guests, three bedrooms spread across two floors, one kitchen on the ground level and a second kitchenette upstairs: this is the architecture of separation and intimacy at once.

Inside Casa Vallet

Casa Vallet sleeps 6 guests across 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, distributed across 180 square metres of thoughtfully arranged living space. The ground floor opens into a comfortable living room with fireplace and satellite television, immediately adjacent to a fully equipped kitchen with a breakfast table that seats six. Two double bedrooms occupy this level, each with independent air conditioning; both share access to a single bathroom fitted with a shower. The layout here suits families who prefer communal evenings—the kitchen and living areas flow into one another without rigid separation.

Climb the internal staircase to the first floor and the spatial logic shifts entirely. A dedicated kitchenette sits separate from the living and dining zone, which opens onto a private balcony with a small table for four—this becomes the natural evening retreat, the place where the sea breeze reaches you directly and the Ifach Rock holds the last light of the day. The third double bedroom occupies this floor with its own en-suite bathroom, creating a self-contained retreat ideal for parents, visiting grandparents, or teenagers seeking autonomous space. Air conditioning runs throughout.

Practical amenities include a washing machine, dishwasher, and Wi-Fi that reaches to the furthest corners of the exterior terraces. Satellite television and a DVD player occupy the upstairs living area. Central heating ensures that shoulder-season visits in October or April remain entirely comfortable. High chairs and cots are available upon request, though advance notice is essential.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The exterior gardens occupy nearly as much design attention as the interiors. An 8 by 4 metre private pool dominates the central landscape, surrounded by sun loungers and an outdoor shower—that unexpected feature that transforms post-beach moments into something approaching ritual. A covered terrace with a dining table for six anchors the poolside area, while a separate poolside cabana provides a food preparation station and additional dining space for four, ideal for lunch prepared without abandoning the water views.

The barbecue sits on a separate paved area, elevated slightly from the pool zone, allowing cooks to oversee both meal preparation and swimming simultaneously. Mediterranean plantings—palms, local shrubs, and flowering vegetation—create privacy screens between Casa Vallet and neighbouring properties, though the garden never feels confined. A single covered parking space sits at the property entrance. Stone steps lead down to the pool area from the main terrace, and multiple access points from both floors mean no guest needs navigate a single narrow corridor to reach the water or the shade.

Location: Benissa and the Surrounding Area

Benissa itself is a whitewashed village of approximately 3,000 residents, positioned on the Costa Blanca between two larger towns that capture considerably more tourist attention. This positioning offers a genuine advantage: Casa Vallet sits within the quieter zone, yet every major attraction remains within a 15-minute drive.

Cala Baladrar, the closest beach, lies approximately 400 metres downhill—an easy eight-minute walk that most guests complete barefoot, carrying nothing but sunscreen and a phone. The cove is modest by European standards, ringed by rocky outcrops that create sheltered pockets and natural pools. The water clarity here exceeds the main beaches at Moraira by a measurable margin, and crowds are roughly half what you’ll encounter 4 kilometres west in Moraira’s town centre.

Moraira itself deserves an afternoon excursion. The promenade stretches for over 2 kilometres, lined with restaurants ranging from casual chiringuitos (beach bars) to establishments holding Michelin recommendations. El Chamizo, specifically positioned for sunset viewing, specializes in fresh seafood and maintains views directly across the Mediterranean. Moraira’s Tuesday market operates in the main plaza year-round, selling everything from local produce to linen and ceramics. The town’s sandy beaches—Playa Paraiso and Playa Centro—offer lifeguarded swimming and water sports hire (jet skis, paddleboards, boat rentals) from May through September.

Calpe lies 7 kilometres south, famous almost entirely for the Ifach Rock, that 332-metre limestone formation visible from Casa Vallet’s balconies. A walking trail ascending Ifach takes approximately 45 minutes and rewards effort with panoramic views across the entire Costa Blanca arc. The summit provides sightlines as far north as Denia and as far south as Altea. Calpe’s beaches—Playa Centro and Playa Arenal-Bol Nou—are considerably busier than Benissa’s coves, but the infrastructure for families is comprehensive (rentable parasols, lifeguards, supervised children’s activities during summer).

Inland, the wine region around Jalón (8 kilometres southwest) produces Moscatel grapes that have been fermented on these slopes since the 16th century. Several bodegas offer tastings and cellar tours; Bodega Xaló is the largest and maintains English-speaking guides. The village of Jalón itself remains relatively undiscovered, with a Friday market that sells exclusively to locals and prices that reflect that reality.

The closest major airport is Alicante-Elche (90 kilometres south, approximately 90 minutes by car via the A-7 motorway). Valencia Airport lies 130 kilometres north (approximately 2 hours by car). Both airports operate year-round with connections to every major European city; summer schedules include additional seasonal routes from the UK, Germany, and Scandinavia.

The best months to visit Benissa are May through June and September through October. July and August bring peak temperatures (regularly exceeding 32°C) and corresponding tourist saturation—Moraira’s restaurants require reservations weeks in advance, and beaches reach carrying capacity by 11 a.m. Spring brings reliable sunshine, calmer seas ideal for boat hire and diving, and water temperatures warming from 15°C in May to 22°C by June. Autumn reverses the warming trend but maintains stable weather through October, with water temperatures remaining swimmable until late October. Winter visits (November through February) are increasingly popular with northern European retirees seeking escape from darker climates; expect occasional rain, temperatures between 8–14°C, and a local social scene that becomes considerably more authentic once seasonal visitors depart.

For broader destination context, explore our Costa Blanca travel guide for recommendations on regional wine routes, hiking trails, and cultural sites. Additional luxury villa options throughout the region are available through our Benissa collection and our expanded Spanish properties.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Casa Vallet accommodates two families travelling together extremely well. The spatial separation between ground floor and first floor—combined with the en-suite bathroom upstairs—means each family unit can maintain genuine privacy while sharing communal spaces for meals and pool time. Parents of adult children considering multi-generational holidays find the dual-kitchen arrangement invaluable; simultaneous meal preparation avoids kitchen bottlenecks, and teenagers can occupy the upstairs zone independently.

Extended family groups of six (grandparents, adult children, grandchildren) function smoothly here. The ground-floor arrangement suits older guests who prefer avoiding staircases for daily routines, while younger family members occupy the upstairs bedroom and maintain their own rhythm.

Couples seeking a private retreat with infrastructure for occasional guests will find the scale appropriate. The option to open or close off the first floor creates flexibility—you might use it as a guest suite or simply maintain it as peaceful separation during longer stays.

The villa is genuinely family-friendly from an infrastructure perspective. The pool, while not gated, is shallow at the entry point (approximately 1.2 metres) and deepens gradually. Cala Baladrar beach requires no reef crossing and offers supervised lifeguard presence during summer months. Moraira’s main beach includes dedicated children’s zones and shallow-water activity areas. The proximity to Ifach Rock allows even young walkers (ages 6+) to complete the summit trail, which becomes a family highlight rather than a strenuous hike.

Practical Information

Accommodation capacity: 6 guests maximum, across 3 double bedrooms and 2 bathrooms.

Nearest airport: Alicante-Elche Airport (ALC), 90 kilometres south, approximately 90 minutes by car. Valencia Airport (VLC) lies 130 kilometres north, approximately 2 hours by car. Transfers from either airport can be arranged; allow €60–€85 per person for shared shuttle services.

Nearest supermarket: Mercadona supermarket (Benissa town centre) lies 2 kilometres away via the main road, approximately 5 minutes by car. Smaller grocery shops operate within walking distance (800 metres) of Casa Vallet on Calle Benissa.

What’s included: The rental price includes Wi-Fi internet throughout the property, air conditioning and central heating, pool access, all utilities (electricity, water, gas), bed linens, bath towels, and standard kitchen equipment. A pre-stocked fridge can be arranged for arrival, typically containing fresh bread, butter, milk, coffee, and basics, allowing you to settle immediately without a supermarket run. Standard cleaning occurs at checkout; mid-stay cleaning can be arranged for additional charge.

Check-in: Flexible arrival times can be accommodated depending on previous guest departure schedules. Standard check-in is 4 p.m.; early arrival requests are assessed individually and may incur a supplementary fee if accommodation can be arranged.

Pets: Dogs and cats are permitted at Casa Vallet by request. Advance notice is essential to ensure appropriate arrangements and to brief you on local veterinary services and designated dog-friendly beaches in the area.

Frequently Asked Questions about Casa Vallet

How many guests does Casa Vallet sleep?

Casa Vallet accommodates a maximum of 6 guests, distributed across 3 double bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. Each bedroom contains a double bed (no single beds or bunk arrangements available). No sofa beds or additional sleeping surfaces are provided within the quoted capacity.

What is the nearest airport to Casa Vallet in Benissa?

Alicante-Elche Airport (ALC) is the primary gateway, located 90 kilometres south of Benissa via the A-7 motorway. The drive typically requires 90 minutes to 2 hours depending on traffic congestion around Alicante city. Valencia Airport (VLC) provides an alternative, 130 kilometres north, requiring approximately 2 hours by car via the same motorway. Both airports operate year-round international services. Arranged transfers from either airport are available; ask for specific pricing when booking.

What is the best time of year to rent Casa Vallet?

May and June offer ideal conditions—water temperatures rise from 17°C to 22°C, air temperatures stabilize at 24–28°C, and tourist numbers remain moderate. September and October provide similar conditions as the summer season cools. July and August bring peak heat (regularly exceeding 32°C) and highest tourist saturation; beaches and restaurants become considerably busier. Winter (November through February) suits guests seeking warmth relative to northern Europe (temperatures 8–14°C) and an authentic local atmosphere, though occasional rain occurs. Swimming in these months is feasible but requires cold tolerance; the sea temperature drops to approximately 13°C by February.

Is Casa Vallet suitable for families with children?

Yes, with specific caveats. The private pool is not gated and reaches maximum depth of approximately 1.8 metres; families with very young swimmers should maintain active supervision. Cala Baladrar beach (400 metres away) is shallow at entry, suitable for young children, and maintains lifeguard presence during summer months. Moraira’s main beaches include dedicated children’s shallow-water zones. High chairs and cots are available on request for infants. The internal staircase is open-sided (not gated) and represents a genuine climbing hazard for toddlers. Ifach Rock’s walking trail to the summit accommodates children from age 6 upward, though younger legs will require encouragement.

What is included in the rental price at Casa Vallet?

The rental price includes Wi-Fi connectivity, air conditioning and central heating, all utilities (electricity, water, gas), bed linens and bath towels, and full kitchen equipment (dishwasher, washing machine, refrigerator with freezer, cooker). The private pool is heated during shoulder seasons (May and October). A pre-stocked fridge option is available—request this at booking to arrive with essential breakfast items and basics. Standard end-of-stay cleaning is included; mid-week cleaning services can be arranged for an additional charge.

What restaurants and shops are near Casa Vallet?

Cala Baladrar itself hosts two beachfront chiringuitos (casual beach bars) serving paella, fresh fish, and Spanish wines—both lie within the 400-metre beach walk. El Chamizo restaurant in Moraira (4 kilometres west) specializes in seafood and Mediterranean cuisine, positioned for sunset views. Moraira’s main promenade contains approximately 35 restaurants ranging from casual to formal dining, with multiple options serving international cuisine alongside traditional Spanish fare. Mercadona supermarket operates in Benissa town centre (2 kilometres away); smaller grocery shops are within 800 metres walking distance. Moraira’s Tuesday market operates year-round in the main plaza, selling fresh produce, local goods, and seasonal items.