2. Arriving in Alicante - The Vall de Pop
Our first planned destination was Jalon, capital of the Vall de Pop (Jalon Valley), approximately 30km inland from DΓ©nia. As forecast, the weather was horrendous for the latter part of the drive, with torrential rain and strong winds. Ironically the worst of it occurred as we passed south of Valencia city, and we were so acutely reminded of the devastating floods that happened here last autumn. Fortunately we arrived safely in Jalon, although the torrential rains didn’t stop all night π’ Having discovered this region last year, we were keen to return and spend more time - we’re very excited π It’s a beautiful area, one of the most lush areas within the south of Spain. Lovely little villages, surrounded by stunning mountain ranges, and what seems a very slow and gentle pace of life. Loads for us to do as well - great walking, mountain biking, fabulous wine producing region, and loads of interesting little cafes and bars. Countryside surrounding Jalon Staying at the Jalon cam...