Costa Azahar

Discover Nules on the Costa del Azahar in Castellón — home of the Nules clementine, its beach and the walled village of Mascarell 18 km south of Castellón.

What Almassora is really like: a quiet Costa del Azahar town by the Millars river mouth, with wide beaches, orange groves and a wetland park.

What Onda is really like: the Castle of the 300 Towers, a famous tile museum and a huge natural-science collection in the Costa de Azahar hills.

What La Vall d’Uixó is really like: home to the Coves de Sant Josep, Europe’s longest navigable underground river, near Castellón.

What Burriana is really like: the wide Arenal beach, a lively marina, orange-growing heritage and the summer Arenal Sound festival on the Costa del Azahar.

What Villarreal is really like: ceramics heritage, the Yellow Submarine football club, orange groves and a planned old town near the Costa del Azahar.

What Oropesa del Mar is really like: 12 km of Costa Azahar beaches, Marina d’Or, the Torre del Rey and the Vía Verde coastal path.

Guide to Santa Magdalena de Polpís — a quiet Castellón hill village with castle ruins between the Sierra de Irta and the Costa del Azahar beaches.

What Benicàssim is really like: the long Costa del Azahar beaches, the Belle Époque villas, the FIB music festival and the Desert de les Palmes.

What Peníscola is really like: the Papa Luna castle, the walled old town, the long beaches and the northern Costa del Azahar.