From our hotel we know that traveling is often more than just a change of place: it is an opportunity to enjoy different environments in a responsible way and taking care of the chosen destination. For this reason, responsible tourism in Benicàssim and surroundings is becoming more and more common, combining rest, leisure and responsibility with the environment.

If this summer you feel like relaxing while remaining conscious, here are some ideas to enjoy Benicàssim and its surroundings in an ecological and sustainable way.

Responsible housing: the first step is in the stay
Our commitment to sustainability starts with our accommodation. At our hotel, we apply conscious measures to minimise the impact of our activity:

● Use of solar panels to reduce energy consumption.
● Charging stations for electric vehicles.
● Efficient use of water.

We are also committed to inclusive tourism, participating in and promoting various organisations and associations, having adapted rooms and services and happily welcoming your pets.

Sustainable movement
One of Benicàssim's strong points is the ease of getting around by bike and the routes that are more enjoyable by pedalling, such as the Via Verde. This route, which takes advantage of the old railway line between Benicàssim and Oropesa, allows you to enjoy breathtaking views of the Mediterranean without having to go by car. From the hotel, we provide you with bicycle rental so that you can move around in a comfortable and sustainable way.

Nature in its purest form
A few minutes from our hotel, you will find the Desierto de las Palmas Natural Park, perfect for your hiking routes, suitable for all ages. Here, active tourism becomes a conscious experience: clean air, walking calmly and connecting with nature, always remember to protect yourself from the sun, take water and follow the marked paths!

Small gestures add up
Sometimes it doesn't take much effort to travel responsibly. Here are some simple reminders:

● Turn off the air conditioning when you are not in the room.
● Control your water consumption.
● Try to support local businesses.

Every action counts.