Meilleures plages de la province de Castellón

Best Spanish Beaches

This collection highlights the diverse coastline of Castellón along Spain's Costa Azahar. Stretching from the 14th-century Papa Luna Castle in Peñíscola to the protected landscapes of the Sierra d'Irta Natural Park, these beaches range from expansive urban sands with modern amenities to remote, rocky coves. The region is characterized by fine golden sand, Mediterranean waters, and significant ecological sites, including protected dune systems and clear snorkeling spots.

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Platja Nord de Peníscola

Spanning five kilometers, this Blue Flag beach offers direct views of the medieval Papa Luna Castle. It features fine golden sand and a long promenade lined with local amenities.

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Platja del Morro de Gos

Located in Oropesa del Mar, this wide sandy beach features a pedestrian promenade. It is known for its shallow waters and proximity to the town’s residential areas.

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Platja Torre de Sant Vicent

This urban beach in Benicàssim is named after the adjacent 16th-century watchtower, Torre de Sant Vicent. It offers fine sand and is situated near the town's central leisure district.

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Platja del Gurugú

Situated between the Port of Castellón and the mouth of the Río Seco, this beach features a mix of sand and pebbles bordering a long seaside promenade.

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Platja Heliópolis

One of the longest beaches in Benicàssim, featuring a dedicated cycling path along the promenade. It is characterized by its extensive sandy shoreline and open Mediterranean views.

Playa Sur de Peñíscola

Located south of the tombolo connecting Peñíscola's old town to the mainland, this beach is adjacent to the fishing port. It typically features calmer waters than the northern coast.

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Platja del Serradal

This beach is notable for its protected dune ecosystem. It features specific areas for the conservation of local flora and fauna, separating the urban area from the shoreline.

Cala Ordí

A quiet, rocky cove located south of Peñíscola. It offers clear waters suitable for snorkeling and is situated away from the main urban tourist centers.

Platja del Pebret

Located within the Sierra d'Irta Natural Park, this sandy beach is surrounded by protected dunes. It is one of the few undeveloped stretches of coastline in the region.

Platja del Russo

Situated in the Sierra d'Irta Natural Park, this remote beach features fine sand and a lack of urban development. Access is primarily via unpaved coastal paths.