Penon de Ifach (Calpe)
Calpe’s 332 m rock is a natural park. The path from the visitor centre needs an online booking, with 300 places a day; the walk to the tunnel is easy, the summit stretch beyond it is not.
Calpe’s 332 m rock is a natural park. The path from the visitor centre needs an online booking, with 300 places a day; the walk to the tunnel is easy, the summit stretch beyond it is not.
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