Tabarca island is the only inhabited island in the Valencian region. This small archipelago has an urban nucleus surrounded by thick walls and is listed as a Historic-Artistic site (Conjunto Histórico-Artístico) and as Heritage of Cultural Interest (Bien de Interés Cultural). It is 1800m long and up to 400m wide.

The island has several creeks of easy access, accommodation, restaurants, a recently restored small church as well as a square-shaped lighthouse. Tabarca constitutes a unique and singular location for outdoor shoots thanks to scarce rainfall and a warm climate throughout the year.

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Undoubtedly, the Creeks of Cabo de Las Huertas constitute one of Alicante’s most valuable natural resources, together with Tabarca Island. This cliffy area and its crystal waters contain archaeological remains of Iberian-Roman fish driers. They are visible in general shots. Scenes can take place in most of its creeks since they are easily accessible.

A big advantage of this outdoor location is that many spots convey a feeling of open nature and are adapted to scenes requiring the presence of the sea and nature.

San Juan beach is three kilometres long and approximately 90 metres wide. With its golden sands and crystal waters, this outdoor location constitutes an enviable setting for beach scenes: from spectacular sunrises wonderfully picturesque and dynamic summer scenes. A promenade, the Paseo de Niza, runs along San Juan beach and is much frequented by strollers and joggers. The restaurants and entertainment venues located here offer endless shooting possibilities.