Destinations

Destinations

Benicàssim

Benicàssim, located just 12 kilometres from Castellón de la Plana, is one of the most emblematic destinations on the Costa Azahar.

Famous for its beaches and lively cultural life, it combines relaxation, history, and fun in equal measure. Its blue-flag coastline is complemented by the elegant Modernist Villas, Montornés Castle, and the Desert de les Palmes Natural Park, a paradise for hiking and nature lovers.

Furthermore, Benicàssim is internationally recognised for its music festivals, such as FIB or Rototom Sunsplash, which fill the city with a cosmopolitan atmosphere every summer.

Mediterranean gastronomy, water sports, and unforgettable sunsets make this Valencian corner a perfect destination to enjoy all year round.

Sansan Festival at Easter, Blues in June, and Francisco Tárrega in August. Discover it!

Persona caminando cerca de una colina rocosa con una torre antigua.

Greenway Route

The coastal route between Benicàssim and Oropesa offers 11 km of cliffs and viewpoints by the sea. A route on foot or by bike that ends at the lively promenade of Oropesa. The route also includes Bellver and La Renegà beaches, which have nudist areas and areas suitable for dogs.

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Ruinas en un valle montañoso junto al mar y una ciudad al fondo.

Las Palmas Desert Natural Park

The Las Palmas Desert Natural Park, covering 3,200 hectares between the sea and the mountains, offers trails, viewpoints and unique landscapes.

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Edificio "Villa Maria" con palmeras y cielo azul.

Route of the Villas

The Benicàssim Villas, known as the “Valencian Biarritz”, preserve 51 architectural gems spread across Infierno (Hell), Corte Celestial (Celestial Court), and Limbo (Limbo). A stroll along Voramar beach and the Pilar Coloma Promenade completes the visit with Mediterranean charm. The Belle Époque Festival, with historical re-enactments, is held in September.

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Castillo de ladrillo rojo y árbol bajo un cielo azul diáfano.

Tower of San Vicente

The Tower of San Vicente, from the 16th century and Renaissance style, used to guard the coast and today stands out next to a garden and leisure area facing the sea.

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Vista aérea de una playa con aguas turquesas y una ciudad costera.

Alcocéber

Alcocéber, on the Costa Azahar and at the foot of the Sierra de Irta, combines pristine beaches, historical heritage such as Xivert Castle and Ebrí Tower, and a marina with access to the Columbretes Islands.

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Festival nocturno con luces coloridas y decoraciones vibrantes.

Benicàssim festivals

Benicàssim transforms every summer with international festivals like FIB and Rototom Sunsplash, filling the city with music, culture, and a unique cosmopolitan atmosphere. Sansan Festival at Easter, Blues in June, and Francisco Tárrega in August.

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Faro junto a edificios blancos frente al mar azul bajo el cielo despejado.

Peñíscola

Peñíscola, one of the most beautiful towns in Spain, has an old quarter that juts out into the Mediterranean and is dominated by the Castle of Papa Luna. Among its streets, the Casa de les Petxines and the viewpoints next to the lighthouse stand out, perfect for enjoying unique views.

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Castillo sobre colina rocosa con vista panorámica y cielo azul brillante.

Morella

Considered one of the most beautiful towns in Spain, Morella captivates with its castle, medieval walls, and a historical charm that blends with gastronomy and tradition.

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Vista aérea de un pueblo con iglesia y castillo en una colina.

Vilafamés

Vilafamés, with streets of Arab origin, houses the parish church, its 15th-century palace, and the Roca Grossa (Big Rock), within a historical complex declared a Site of Cultural Interest.

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Islote verde con un faro, rodeado de mar azul y un velero. Aves sobrevolando.

Columbretes Islands

The Columbretes Islands, 60 km from Castellón, are a volcanic archipelago of great ecological value where you can visit l’Illa Grossa and enjoy its unique fauna and flora.

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Tejado rojo en un pueblo con campanario y paisaje montañoso al fondo.

Culla

The charming town of Culla, in Castellón, combines the beauty of nature, postcard landscapes, and medieval streets that seem to transport you to ancient times.

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