라 빌라 조이오사‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 천연기념물

short VIDEOs about this hike could be found at the following links at my youTUBE channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=77nMyRJvnZw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WVZN57p8yuA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7QFmKmQYq4U

a short passage that requires a little skill clambering over rocks. The start is a narrow passage where some people might need to take off their rucksack.

This is a passage with two very short chain-insured sections. One route leads between a crevice in the rock. The chain can be helpful when climbing to pull yourself up. On the other route, a narrow path leads over coarser scree, so you don't really need the chain. Viewed from above, it looks worse than it is.

This is a passage with two very short chain-insured sections. One route leads between a crevice in the rock. The chain can be helpful when climbing to pull yourself up. On the other route, a narrow path leads over coarser scree, so you don't really need the chain. Viewed from above, it looks worse than it is.

A good opportunity to refresh yourself and refill your bottles. In addition, the views of Puig Campana are beautiful.

Fantastically beautiful there, a place to linger, with benches and a great view of the rocky coast. Many cyclists take a break here. Very close to the harbor, so you can drive from there via the parking lot along the harbor wall or directly to the harbor basin.

Punta de L'Escaleta is one of the faults of the Sierra Helada Natural Park in Benidorm, Alicante. This rugged landscape, of great geological and scenic value, has a 17th century watchtower from which you can get a wonderful panoramic view of the mountain range.

In the Torre de Caletes there is "an iron cannon, 3 artillery bullets of 7 and 12 caliber and a field gun carriage. It dominates two coves, one on the east and another on the west and the island of Benidorm. This place transports us to Benidorm of the Modern Age, where the area was constantly threatened by raids by Barbary pirates that arrived from the coast of Algiers. Benidorm at that time was located in the small walled center in the area known as El Canfali, and the authorities of the time, specifically King Philip II, ordered the construction of a network of watchtowers along the entire Levante coast to avoid that threat. .