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Castellón

Nature in its purest form

Peñiscola beach

The perfect union between the mountains and the sea can be found in Castellón. Over 120 kilometres of coastline and some of the most fascinating beaches in the Region of Valencia. Crystal clear waters and a mild climate caress this stretch of coastline, peppered with lively towns that offer plenty of activity all year round. Benicassim, Oropesa del Mar, Peñíscola and Castellón de la Plana, offer visitors a rich historical and cultural heritage. The diversity of Castellón is also tucked away in the land and marine ecosystems of its eight natural parks. Indescribably beautiful landscapes and trails that offer adventure and tranquillity and a broad selection of high quality rural tourism activities that reveal picturesque towns and villages and medieval jewels such as Morella.

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Rajadell Beach

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Beach with an irregular outline of varying width, with sandy areas and pebbles. It is possibly one of the least visited beaches; in fact, it is extremely peaceful, making it ideal for fishing from the jetty, since the beach is not suitable for bathing. The town's campsite is in this area.

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Carregador Beach

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It is one of the widest sand beaches in the area. The yacht port is located on one of its extremes, and on the other, there are some enormous fine sand dunes with wide botanic diversity, an important colony of marine lily standing out, giving the beach an aspect of singular beauty. Beach adapted to people with reduced mobility.

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El Bovalar Beach

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Beach marked out with small posts, a mixture of compact golden sand and shingle. The Nules lighthouse divides the beach into two sections.

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ALCUDIA BEACH

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The longest beach on the town's coastline, it has two contrasting landscapes. The first is a sandy beach with pebbles and crystal clear waters. The second is a little further north, leading into Burriana beach, and is made up of rocks and posts, ideal for fishing from the jetty. L'Estany Natural Park, declared a Natural Beauty Spot in 2004, is situated in La Alcudia, home to numerous native species and a stopover point for flocks of migrating birds that visit us every year.

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