Villa Vitamina | 3-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Benissa

Benissa sits on the Costa Blanca’s quieter northern edge, where whitewashed villages meet limestone cliffs and the Mediterranean glints between pine trees. Villa Vitamina is a luxury villa rental in Benissa positioned 700 metres from Cala Baladrar, close enough to hear the sea from your terrace but far enough back to enjoy uninterrupted peace. Across 230 square metres of thoughtfully designed space, this three-bedroom home sleeps six guests and anchors itself to the coastline without surrendering the tranquillity that makes this corner of Spain compelling.

Inside Villa Vitamina

Villa Vitamina sleeps 6 guests across 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. The ground floor holds two double bedrooms, each with wall-mounted televisions and individual air-conditioning units. Both rooms share a shower bathroom positioned between them. A third double bedroom sits on the first floor—the principal suite—with its own shower bathroom and a private terrace where morning light spills across seating areas overlooking the garden and distant Mediterranean horizon.

The ground floor living arrangement opens into a connected sequence: a sitting room anchored by a wall-mounted television and fireplace (wood burner for cooler months), dining space for four, and a kitchen equipped with dishwasher, coffee machine, tumble dryer, and washing machine. Full air-conditioning threads through the main living areas. A covered terrace extends directly from the kitchen, furnished with an outdoor dining table and shaded from the intense midday sun—this becomes the de facto heart of villa life, especially during the warmer months when indoor spaces feel redundant.

The kitchen itself justifies a paragraph. Fully equipped without being cramped, it’s the kind of space that makes meal preparation an afternoon activity rather than a chore. Access to the garden and terrace is immediate, so prep work happens alongside the sound of guests settling into loungers or children navigating pool steps.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The private heated pool measures 9 by 4.5 metres—substantial enough for proper swimming, intimate enough to monitor children from the surrounding terrace. Four sun loungers position themselves at its edge; an outdoor shower stands ready for salt-water rinsing. A barbecue station anchors the opposite end, designed for evening gatherings when the air cools and the sky shifts through shades of amber and violet.

The garden itself slopes gently, offering multiple levels of terracing and shade. The covered terrace with its outdoor dining table overlooks the entire arrangement, providing a vantage point to watch the pool while managing an evening meal. Two covered parking spaces sit discretely away from the main living areas, a practical detail that preserves sightlines and preserves the feeling of retreat.

What strikes most guests first is the quality of light here. South-facing aspects mean morning sun reaches the master bedroom’s private terrace, while afternoon heat retreats under the main covered terrace. The garden catches dappled shade from mature trees—essential in summer, when direct exposure becomes punishing between 12 and 4 pm.

Location: Benissa and the Surrounding Area

Benissa itself is a working village, not a resort town. The municipality sprawls across hillsides between Moraira and Calpe, composed of scattered residential areas, family-owned farms, and roads that wind through carob and almond groves. Within 500 metres of Villa Vitamina, a supermarket, several bars, and casual restaurant options handle daily needs without requiring a trip into town. This proximity to amenities, combined with the villa’s coastal position, positions guests between convenience and seclusion.

Cala Baladrar—700 metres away on foot—is a cove rather than a beach, accessed by a steep descent down a rocky pathway. Small boats bob in the shallows, and a handful of waterfront restaurants serve paella and grilled fish to guests who’ve made the walk. The cove remains far quieter than the developed beaches further south, a characteristic that appeals strongly to those seeking Mediterranean scenery without crowds.

Moraira sits 4 kilometres south, a transformed fishing village with a working marina, a compact historic centre featuring a 16th-century watchtower, and several stretches of both sandy and rocky beach. The weekly market here—typically mornings, operating year-round—stocks local produce, flowers, and regional goods. For dinner, Restaurante El Chamizo overlooks the marina with panoramic water views and specialises in regional seafood; book ahead during summer months. The town’s reputation for cleanliness and a relaxed atmosphere makes it ideal for evening strolls, sunset drinks on the waterfront, or simply watching fishing boats return with the day’s catch.

Calpe lies 10 kilometres further south and anchors the southern Costa Blanca experience. The town’s defining landmark—Peñón de Ifach, a 332-metre limestone monolith rising directly from the shoreline—dominates every approach. A protected natural park surrounds it; hiking trails circle the base and climb toward the summit, offering panoramic views across the coastline toward Benidorm in the south and toward Moraira and Altea in the north. Calpe supports long sandy beaches, an active fishing port, an extensive range of restaurants and shops, and enough infrastructure for day-tripping families. The contrast between Benissa’s quietude and Calpe’s energy becomes apparent within minutes of driving south.

Altea lies 15 kilometres north, a hillside town famous for its whitewashed old town, cobbled streets, and art galleries. The town cascades down toward a pebbly beach and marina, with panoramic viewpoints positioned throughout the upper town. Several hiking routes connect Altea to surrounding coastal areas and inland mountains.

For golf enthusiasts, courses sit within 20-30 minutes’ drive. Ifach Golf Club, Jávea Golf Club, and Cumbre del Sol Golf all lie within the immediate region.

For wine experience, the inland areas around Moixent and Bocairente—approximately 40-50 kilometres inland—produce small-batch wines from local bodegas. Several offer tastings and cellar tours, a worthwhile half-day excursion during cooler months.

Seasonally, the Costa Blanca climate supports year-round villa rental. May through September brings reliably hot, dry weather, with temperatures climbing into the high 20s and low 30s Celsius (°C). July and August are peak season—expect crowds and elevated prices. April, May, September, and October offer warm weather with fewer visitors; rainfall remains minimal. November through March cools considerably but rarely reaches freezing; occasional rainy days punctuate otherwise clear stretches. This season suits those who dislike intense heat and prefer solitude.

For destination inspiration and broader Costa Blanca context, explore our Costa Blanca travel guide, which covers regional history, gastronomy, and seasonal highlights in detail. You can also browse our collection of luxury villas in Benissa and our wider selection of Spanish villas to compare options across the region.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Families with children aged 5-16 find Villa Vitamina compelling. The heated pool accommodates non-swimmers safely; the ground floor bedrooms allow parents to remain close to younger children; nearby beaches at Baladrar and Moraira offer controlled environments. The kitchen and outdoor dining setup supports group meal preparation without feeling institutional.

Couples and groups of friends seeking quietude rather than nightlife respond well to the Benissa location. The absence of a town centre means fewer late-night venues, fewer crowds, and less ambient noise—trade-offs that appeal precisely to those tired of commercial resort environments.

Multi-generational groups benefit from the three-bedroom layout and the ability to spread across multiple levels. The master bedroom’s private terrace suits older adults who prefer quieter mornings; the ground floor bedrooms keep families with young children accessible to shared spaces.

Those prioritising proximity to beaches without sacrificing privacy find the villa’s position optimal. At 700 metres from Cala Baladrar and 4 kilometres from Moraira’s main beaches, guests access Mediterranean swimming within minutes but return to a secluded garden environment.

Practical Information

Villa Vitamina accommodates 6 guests across 3 double bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. The property spans 230 square metres and includes parking for 2 vehicles in covered spaces.

The nearest airport is Alicante–Elche Airport (ALC), approximately 90 kilometres south and roughly 80-100 minutes by car depending on traffic patterns. Transfer services are available; contact Excellence Luxury Villas for arrangements. Smaller airports at Valencia (approximately 140 kilometres north, 2 hours by car) and Ibiza (ferry option from Calpe) represent alternative arrival points for those connecting through different routes.

The supermarket 500 metres away stocks groceries, wine, and basics. Moraira’s weekly market (mornings, year-round) provides fresh produce and regional specialities. Pre-stocked fridge service is available upon request—notify at booking.

The rental includes air-conditioning, heating, Wi-Fi internet, pool heating (subject to terms and conditions), linen and towels, dishwasher and kitchen equipment, washing and tumble-drying facilities. Domestic cleaning is not included but can be arranged separately. Check-in timing is flexible; contact the management team to confirm specific arrival and departure arrangements.

Pets are accepted on request; advise at the time of booking to confirm suitability and any associated fees.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Vitamina

How many guests does Villa Vitamina sleep?

Villa Vitamina sleeps 6 guests in total. The accommodation comprises 3 double bedrooms (one on the ground floor, one on the ground floor, one on the first floor as the master suite) and 2 bathrooms. No sofa beds or rollaway beds are available; sleeping capacity is fixed at six.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Vitamina in Benissa?

Alicante–Elche Airport (ALC) is the primary serving airport, situated approximately 90 kilometres south of Benissa. The drive takes roughly 80-100 minutes depending on traffic, typically lighter on weekday mornings and heavier during Friday afternoons and Sunday evenings. Transfer services can be arranged through Excellence Luxury Villas. Valencia Airport lies approximately 140 kilometres to the north (2-hour drive) and offers an alternative for certain flight routing.

What is the best time of year to rent Villa Vitamina?

May through October offers warm, reliable weather ideal for pool use and beach visits. May and September–October are particularly appealing: temperatures remain comfortable (24-28°C), rainfall is minimal, and crowds are significantly smaller than during July–August peak season. For those avoiding intense summer heat, April and October provide pleasant mid-range temperatures (18-24°C) with occasional rainy days. Winter months (November–March) are mild by northern European standards (12-18°C) but can include several rainy days per week; this season suits those prioritising peace and lower prices over guaranteed sunshine.

Is Villa Vitamina suitable for families with children?

Yes, Villa Vitamina accommodates families with children well. The heated pool is private and supervised easily from surrounding terraces. Cala Baladrar (700 metres) and Moraira’s main beaches (4 kilometres) both have shallow entries suitable for young swimmers. The ground floor layout keeps parents close to younger children at night. The villa lacks specific children’s amenities (high chairs, cots, child safety gates), so families with infants under 2 should confirm availability of such items before booking. Older children (5+) find significant appeal in the pool, nearby beaches, and outdoor activities. The kitchen’s size supports family meal preparation.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Vitamina?

The rental includes the property itself, full air-conditioning and heating, Wi-Fi internet connection, pool heating (subject to terms and conditions), linen and bath towels, dishwasher and kitchen equipment (coffee machine, etc.), washing machine and tumble dryer, and parking for 2 vehicles. Utilities (electricity, water, gas) are included. Garden and pool maintenance are included. Domestic cleaning is not included in standard rental but can be arranged separately. Pre-stocked fridge service is available upon request for an additional fee.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Vitamina?

Within 500 metres: a supermarket, several bars, and casual eateries handling basic dining. Moraira (4 kilometres south) offers significantly more choice: Restaurante El Chamizo (marina waterfront, regional seafood, panoramic views—book ahead in summer), numerous cafés, tapas bars, and restaurants ranging from casual to formal. The weekly market in Moraira (mornings, year-round) stocks fresh produce, local goods, and regional specialities. Altea (15 kilometres north) features upmarket dining options and galleries. Calpe (10 kilometres south) supports extensive shopping, supermarkets, and a broad restaurant range from casual beach chiringuitos to fine dining establishments.