AMAZING VIEWS OF THE AREA

Calpe is a very picturesque town with many different viewpoints to explore. Have a look:

Nestled on the southern end of Calpe, Mirador Monte Toix is a hidden gem offering breathtaking coastal views with minimal crowds. The beauty of this viewpoint lies not only in its stunning vistas but also in its accessibility. You can drive almost the entire way, with only a short 500-meter walk along a gentle trail from the car park to reach the viewpoint. While the hike is easy, finding the road leading to the site can be confusing, so it’s advisable to use a GPS navigation system for a smooth journey.

For seasoned hikers seeking an extra dose of adventure in Calpe, Mirador de Carabineros is an excellent choice. Situated on the southeastern tip of the Ifach Peninsula, this lookout offers a thrilling excursion for those who still have energy after conquering the El Peñón de Ifach trail.

After passing through the tunnel, the path splits into two, and it’s important to note that the trail leading to Mirador de Carabineros is not for the faint-hearted. This challenging route requires fitness and sturdy walking shoes. At times, the path may be barely visible, and you’ll need to navigate slippery surfaces and rely on ropes and chains for support. So hold on tight and embrace the excitement that awaits!

Step back in time as you visit Pobla d’Ifac, an urban enclave from the 13th century that still preserves its fascinating ruins. Explore the remnants of ancient houses, storerooms, pathways, and even a graveyard and church, offering a glimpse into the past.

Situated at a high elevation, Pobla d’Ifac provides road access and panoramic views that stretch across both sides of the peninsula. For an even more spectacular vantage point, venture further uphill to the towering limestone outcrop of Peñón de Ifach. While the demanding ascent requires sturdy walking shoes and a reasonable level of fitness, the effort is rewarded with awe-inspiring views that make it all worthwhile.

Immerse yourself in history, marvel at the crumbling ruins, and soak in the breathtaking vistas that await at Pobla d’Ifac and Peñón de Ifach. This unique experience combines exploration, heritage, and natural beauty, promising an unforgettable adventure in Calpe.

Located near Calpe, Sierra de Oltá is a charming mountainous elevation that offers a captivating perspective of the stunning La Marina coast. From Serra Gelada to Montgó, as well as the nearby Sierra de Bèrnia, the panoramic views from Sierra de Oltá are simply breathtaking.

Embrace the spirit of adventure as you explore the area, which includes a camping site and a circular route comprised of well-marked paths and trails. This scenic route allows you to embark on a 10 km journey, leading you to the summit of Sierra de Oltá at an elevation of 586 meters. The hike takes approximately 4 hours, rewarding you with awe-inspiring vistas along the way.

Enjoy a wonderful journey through the hidden coves of Calp and Benissa thanks to the Ecological Walk. This pleasant walk takes you through the coves in the northern area of Calp and the lesser-known beaches and coves of Benissa.

In the Benissa – Calp Ecological Walk, you can enjoy five and a half kilometers of coastline with rugged cliffs and small coves surrounded by pine trees. The best part is that you can explore this walk all year round, thanks to its magnificent climate.

The Ecological Walk can be divided into the southern part, which refers to the coves from Calp to Calalga Cove, and the northern part, which includes the coves from Benissa to Advocat Cove. Along the way, you’ll find informative panels describing cultural, historical, and botanical aspects of the area. This route is linear and suitable for the whole family.