Visit Information: Duration: 1h. approximately (includes stop in the heart of Las Salinas and in the store). Campaign: updated calendar on the web. Hours: consult seasons. Departure: from Paseo de la Libertad, located in the center of the municipality of Torrevieja next to the port. The little train will not leave unless there is a minimum of 6 people. Tickets can be purchased on the same train. Ticket office located in Paseo de la Libertad S/N, departure/arrival point of the little train. It is advisable to wear comfortable closed-toe shoes, head protection and sun protection. Departure times: January February March: (Monday 2-9-16-23) 11:00 a.m., 12:15 p.m., 1:30 p.m./ 4:30 p.m. *From 01-23-23 to 03-02-23 the train will not be operational due to a technical stop, if the visits are on foot and by own bicycle, both guided We reopen from 03-03-2023 from Friday to Sunday until the day 03-17-2023 that we will operate from Tuesday to Friday Individual rates: Adults: €8.95 Children (from 2 to 12 years old): €7.95 Seniors over 65: €7.95 Family rate (2 adults + 2 children) : €29.90 Additional child supplement €5.95 Group rates*: Groups (from 19 people): €6.95 * It will be necessary to book in advance for groups. 2. GUIDED routes on foot-own bicycle (Puncture kit and mandatory helmet) We have inaugurated our ALWAYS GUIDED routes on foot on Saturdays and by own bicycle on Sundays. Both routes consist of a guided tour in different languages ​​(Spanish-English-Portuguese) where you can see the entire industrial zone, old stacker, old chemical ponds, mountains of salt, abandoned factories, pink lagoon, area where craft boats set up (Except in bird nesting period) and a lot of more details. Approximate duration of 2h route on foot- 1h30min on your own bicycle (The use of a helmet is mandatory) SCHEDULE MONTH JANUARY-FEBRUARY-MARCH *GUIDED ON FOOT: Saturdays January: 07-01-23/14-01-23/21-01-23 Saturdays February: 18-02-23/25-02-23 Saturdays March: 04-03-23/11-03-23/18-03-23/25-03-23 *GUIDED BY OWN BIKE: Sundays January: 08-01-23/15-01-23/22-01-23 Sundays February: 19-02-23/26-02-23 Sundays March: 05-03-23/12-03-23/19-03-23/26-03-23 Telephone reservations: +34 966 901 350 +34 680 552 291 Weekends and holidays +34 626 594 109

My best! We always have fun in summer there!

Incredible beautiful hidden cove called En Caló, located in Jávea (Xabia). Only access by sea. The closest accesses to go kayaking or SUP are Cala Ambolo and Cala Granadella.

Alicante's City Hall and its square are located in the neighborhood of Santa Cruz. It is an emblematic 18th century baroque palace and a unique building with towers and divided into three floors. The ground floor has five openings, where the central, larger, is the main access. On the main floor the balconies have double windows, except in the towers where there is only one window, all of them topped by curved split pediments. The last floor maintains the same disposition as the previous one in terms of openings, although it has individual balconies. The facade is finished with a balustrade, behind it you can see the dome that covers the inner staircase. Inside the building, the Blue Room stands out, with portraits of all former Alicante mayors. At the foot of its staircase you can find the Cota Cero, a point of reference throughout the country to measure height above sea level.

It is located on Mount Benacantil, rocky mass of 166 m. of altitude bordering the sea, which gave it a paramount strategic value as you can see the entire bay of Alicante and its surroundings. This rock was given the name Banu-lQatil by the Muslim geographer Al-Idrisi (s.XII), there are historians who date the origin of its name in the words ""bena"", transcription to the Arabic of ""pinna"", rock in Latin, and from ""laqanti"", adjective that comes from ""Laqant"", Alicante's name for the Arabs. Archaeological remains from the Bronze Age, Iberian and Roman times have been found on its slopes, although the origin of the current fortress has to be sought at the end of the 9th century, during the Muslim domination. This castle acquires the name of Santa Bárbara because on the day of its feast, December 4, 1248, the infante Alfonso de Castilla, future king Alfonso X ""el Sabio"" (the Wise), took it from the Arabs. In 1296, Jaime II, who ordered its remodeling, took possession of the entire site and the crown of Aragón. Almost a century later, Pedro IV the Ceremonious ordered the enclosure to be rectified and King Carlos I ordered its fortification at the beginning of the XVI century. Until the reign of Felipe II, the great reform of the castle did not take place, with the construction of the rooms that we can still contemplate nowadays. The works lasted from 1562 to 1580, according to projects of Juan Bautista Antonelli and Jorge Palearo ""El Fratín"". The bombings that Alicante suffered in 1691 by the French squadron and the war actions carried out against the castle during the period 1706-1709, during the ""War of Succession"", when it was in the hands of the English, seriously affected the whole site. It suffered the last military action in 1873 when the armored frigate ""Numancia"", led by cantonalist rebels from Cartagena, launched its projectiles to the town and its castle, which would be dismantled twenty years later. Until 1963, when it was opened to the public, it was in a situation of abandonment. It was in that year when the two lifts were inaugurated, going up inside the mountain 142.70 meters and which can be accessed by a tunnel of 204.83 m. of length that is located in the Avenue of Jovellanos, in front of the beach of the Postiguet. This castle is divided into three well-differentiated enclosures: The first of them is the tallest, it is known as ""La Torreta"" (The Tower), since the old Homage Tower is in it, and it has the oldest vestiges of the whole fortress, some foundations from the 11th to the 13th centuries. We can contemplate, among others, the so-called ""Baluarte de los Ingleses"", as well as other dependencies: Parque de Ingenieros, Sala Noble, which was a hospital, the Governor's House, etc. The highest esplanade is known as ""Macho del Castillo"" and there was the old citadel. The intermediate enclosure corresponds to the most important dependencies concluded in 1580: Felipe II Hall, former Troop Corps in front of the wide ""Patio de Armas"", behind which are the ruins of the hermitage of Santa Bárbara, Guard Corps, Baluarte de la Reina, etc. The third and lower part was built on the 18th century, the ""Revellín del Bon Repós"", which is currently car park and where the monument to the illustrious military man from Alicante, Felix Berenguer de Marquina, who was captain general of the Philippines and viceroy of New Mexico, is located. The large white marble shield (18th century) on the access door to the second enclosure was in the Royal Consulate of the Sea, a building destroyed by an explosion.

With about 100 meters long, this cove is formed by fine sand and rocks. It lies at the foot of the Sierra Helada, a unique environment for relaxation and rest. Its calm, clear waters, along with its rocky seabed and abundant marine life, have converted it to a popular place for snorkeling and swimming. Features: • Length: 100 meters. • Type of Sand: Fine grain and rocks.

It's just amazing. I have no words to describe it.

Originally it was built to retain the waters of the avenues of the Vinalopó river, habitual in torrential rains, and take advantage of these waters for use in irrigation. It has been these avenues that, throughout the life of the dam, have been responsible for filling it with sediment, reducing the water retention capacity and forcing several cleanings to recover the capacity. In 1995 it burst the regulating gate, causing a large avalanche of sludge that contributed to emptying the dam. In September 2007, the dam's rehabilitation work began in order to retain water again, to create a natural marjal landscape, in which vegetation and fauna are created. In March 2008, the dam begins to retain water after a period of almost 13 years abandoned. It is currently recognized as a Cultural Interest Asset by the Valencian Generalitat.

absolutely incredible!! Amazing!