周辺の天然記念物・トップ20

Nice hike, go early beat the crowds. take water and suitable footwear.

There's some climbing ahead, so be careful of the wet rocks. Hiking boots are a must.

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Attention! You must officially register beforehand otherwise you will be denied access

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The summit of Peñón de Ifach is 332 meters above sea level. To reach the top, follow the Red Route of the Peñón de Ifach Natural Park. This route begins at the visitor center and passes through a tunnel before reaching the summit. The hike is challenging, especially after the tunnel, where the terrain becomes steeper and more slippery. Hands are required for support in some places, as is appropriate footwear. The views from the summit are spectacular, offering panoramic views of the Mediterranean Sea and the Calpe coast.

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The Carabiners Lookout in Calpe is one of the most spectacular spots in the Peñón de Ifach Natural Park. This viewpoint offers stunning views of the city, the sea, and the surrounding mountains. Reaching the lookout requires a hike that can be challenging, especially in the steeper and rockier sections. It's important to wear appropriate footwear and bring water, as there are no facilities along the way. The route includes a tunnel with chains to assist with the climb, and some areas can be slippery, especially when it rains.

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Cala Granadella is a beautiful, small cove on the Costa Blanca near Jávea (Xàbia). The cove, with its crystal-clear, turquoise waters, is surrounded by impressive cliffs and Mediterranean vegetation, offering a breathtaking natural backdrop. The beach is made of small pebbles rather than sand. It can get very crowded during peak season, so it's worth arriving early. Nearby are restaurants serving fresh seafood and Spanish specialties.

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Climbing to the top of the Peñón de Ifach is one of the most stunning hikes on the Costa Blanca. It's a somewhat difficult route, due to the steepness and rugged terrain. Once at the summit, however, the effort is worth it, as you'll enjoy spectacular views.

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https://www.covatalladadenia.com/en/ The Cova Tallada is a natural jewel on the Costa Blanca. It is a cave at sea level that offers one of the most unforgettable views of nature. The spectacular cave, created by man in the XII-XIV centuries, makes this place a human masterpiece. In addition, the natural pool at the foot of the cave and the incredible arches make this place a must-see for everyone.

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Good hiking boots with ankle protection, enough water. Small section where there is some climbing (easy)

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Better enjoyed now in autumn than in summer because it is overcrowded then. Another option: hike to the watchtower ruins. Good view of the bay and the coast.

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Very beautiful viewpoint over the coast and sea

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Beautiful viewpoint over the harbour

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When the water level is high - especially at high tide - the cave cannot be entered. Unfortunately 😕 The cave is in the rock, but above it there is more or less solid rubble that could fall down - so be careful 🤕 The route to the cave and the cave are in a nature reserve, registration is required 🙂

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Very popular (and therefore busy in high season) bay. Outside the beach season there are far fewer bathers & cars and the beautiful descent and climb is absolutely worth it!

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Suggest diving in any conditions, the water is crystal clear, but the beach is gravelly - be ready. On the summer weekends, it is crowded as hell, but there are a few restaurants, where you can eat and refill your bottles

It's worth going out there 😎

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Very beautiful and impressive hike, definitely worth it. Amazing view.

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A must see!

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good shoes and drink

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The Forat de Bèrnia is an impressive place in the Sierra de Bèrnia, located in the Valencian Community, Spain. This natural tunnel, about 15 to 20 meters long, crosses the mountain range from north to south. At its widest entrance, it offers panoramic views of Altea, the Serra Gelada and the Mediterranean. The Forat de Bèrnia is presented as a spacious natural shelter that becomes a magnificent viewpoint of the Costa Blanca. If you decide to do this route, I recommend avoiding weekends and holidays to avoid the crowds and preserve the natural environment. I hope you enjoy this natural wonder! 😊🏞️

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