Alcossebre
TownAlcossebre is a quieter Costa del Azahar resort of low-rise beaches and coves, and the gateway to the wild Serra d'Irta natural park.
Why visit Alcossebre
Alcossebre has stayed low-rise where much of the coast built high. Its sandy beaches and rocky coves are calm and family-friendly, and just to the south begins the Serra d'Irta natural park, a rare stretch of undeveloped, protected coast. A relaxed base for people who want the beach without the high-rises.
Sand & coves
Low-key sandy beaches and clear-water coves along the shore.
Serra d'Irta
The protected natural park begins just south of town.
Calm resort
A deliberately low-rise, family-friendly resort feel.
Coastal paths
Coast walks past coves and old watchtowers.
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Practical information
- Getting there: on the Costa del Azahar in Castellón province, between Oropesa and Peñíscola; a car is easiest.
- What to see: the beaches and coves, and the Serra d'Irta natural park to the south.
- Good to know: quieter and lower-rise than the bigger resorts.
- Best time to visit: late spring to early autumn.
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