The Bellaguarda Quarter is located in the old town of Altea. You can reach it by walking through the charming, narrow streets from the main town area. Parking might be challenging in the old town, so consider walking from a nearby parking lot.

While there isn't direct public transport to the quarter itself due to its location in the historic center, buses serve Altea town, from where you can walk up to the Bellaguarda Quarter.

The streets leading to Bellaguarda are part of the old town and are best explored on foot. Wear comfortable shoes as they can be steep and winding.

No, the Bellaguarda Quarter and its surrounding streets are generally free to access. The main attraction is the view and the historic atmosphere.

As it's an open area within the old town, there are no specific opening hours. You can visit at any time, though late afternoon or morning offers the best light for views.

Access to the Bellaguarda Quarter and the views it offers is typically free. The tower itself is part of the historic landscape you can admire from the square.

The top of the Bellaguarda Tower provides stunning 360-degree panoramic views of Altea, the coastline, and the Church of Our Lady of the Consol. The charming streets themselves also make for beautiful photos.

Late afternoon during the golden hour offers beautiful, soft light for photography. Mornings can also be great for clearer views and fewer crowds.

Yes, the tower has unique images created in relief around its top, which are interesting details to capture.

The main draw is the spectacular panoramic view of Altea and the Mediterranean Sea from the tower. You can also explore the historic streets and admire the Church of Our Lady of the Consol.

It's generally considered a hidden gem and less crowded than other Altea attractions, especially outside peak tourist times.

While the views are amazing, some visitors have noted that cleanliness can be an issue at times. It's a historic site that's worth visiting despite minor upkeep concerns.