DO you ever find yourself dreaming of the pastel-hued villages, dramatic cliffs and crystal-clear waters of Italy’s dreamy Amalfi Coast?

If so, you are in luck.

According to National Geographic, you don’t need to leave Spain to find a similar slice of Mediterranean magic.

From clifftop resorts on the Costa Blanca to boutique hideaways in Mallorca, these six Spanish hotels offer stunning sea views and postcard-perfect vistas that would not look out of place in Positano.

Occidental Pueblo Acantilado (El Campello, Alicante)

Perched on a spectacular cliff overlooking the Med, Occidental Pueblo Acantilado bears more than a passing resemblance to the tiered villages that characterise the Amalfi Coast.

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Its whitewashed buildings cascade down the hillside, creating breathtaking views from almost every corner of the resort.

Sea-facing terraces, outdoor pools and a peaceful atmosphere make it an ideal escape from the crowds elsewhere.

Villa Scirocco Montiboli by Buccara (Villajoyosa, Alicante)

Set among pine forests with sweeping sea views, Villa Scirocco Montiboli by Buccara offers the kind of exclusivity normally associated with Italy’s most glorious coastal villas.

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This intimate boutique hotel combines stylish interiors with easy access to divine coves, making it a perfect choice for a romantic getaway.

Add in stunning sunsets and the sound of soothing waves and it is easy to see the Amalfi comparison.

Parador de Aiguablava (Begur, Girona)

The Costa Brava is home to some of Spain’s most dramatic coastal scenery and Parador de Aiguablava showcases its best. 

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Sitting atop a rocky headland above the turquoise waters of Aiguablava bay, the hotel enjoys panoramic sea views that rival some of the most sought-after addresses on the Italian coast.

Guests can explore coastal walking trails, hidden coves and one of Catalunya’s most beautiful stretches of coastline.

Maristel Hotel and Spa (Estellencs, Mallorca)

Tucked between the mountains and sea in Mallorca is the stunning Serra de Tramuntana – an adults-only retreat that combines tranquility with spectacular scenery.

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Its panoramic terraces offer some of the island’s most impressive sunsets, while the spa provides the perfect place to unwind after a day of exploring.

El Vicenc de la Mar (Cala Sant Vicenc, Mallorca)

This hotel combines contemporary luxury with an enviable coastal setting.

Its rooftop infinity pools offer sweeping Mediterranean views reminiscent of high-end Amalfi Coast resorts, while the crystal-clear waters below invite guests to spend their days swimming, sailing, or simply soaking up the scenery.

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It is a hotel designed for relaxation, fine dining and unforgettable sea views,

Blancos Rooms Hotel (Peñíscola, Castellon)

Set in the heart of one of Spain’s most photogenic coastal towns, Blancos Rooms Hotel offers front-row views of the historic old town and the sea beyond.

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White-wahed architecture, cobbled streets and sea-facing terraces create an atmosphere reminiscent of some of the Amalfi’s most picturesque villages.

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