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

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.

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Located at the southern exit of Alicante and overlooking the sea, this park lives up to its name by drawing hundreds of palm trees between roads and water areas with waterfalls, divided into two parts: leisure and social.

On top of Mount Benacantil there is the Castle of Santa Bárbara. In one of the sides of the mountain there is one of those curious formations that nature offers us. The shape of face is perfectly recognizable from several points of the city, and there are many legends and stories that are told about this curious face that is watching Alicante from the top.

Cova Tallada is an impressive place of marine caves. They are accessible both on foot and by kayak. It has a series of natural pools that are fantastic for swimming and diving. The cave is spectacular, it is about 75 meters wide and 15 meters high. It was excavated in its day to obtain coarse with which singular buildings like the own castle of Denia were constructed. The sea enters the cave forming small pools of cold water, as it does not receive the sun's rays. If you want to continue investigating, the cave has many large passages, already without any lighting, essential lanterns, which is where the rough or sandstone for the constructions was extracted, Some room is huge. There are also pools that accumulated the filtered water of the mountain. In summer they do not drip but in the months when there has been rain you can see the drops of water that are stored in these pools. At the entrance of one of these rooms you can read an inscription on the rock that indicates that Philip II was there in 1599.

The lighthouse which faces the bay from the Summit: Cap de Sant Antoni, was the heir of other defensive structures which took advantage of the privileged plain’s location. The hermits built it to isolate themselves from worldly life and thus in their honour, the Sanctuary, "Ermita de San Antonio" was built in the 14th Century, which also became the name of its rugged geographic feature. Its land was also occupied by a watchtower erected to defend themselves from the pirate raids; these buildings subsequently became the current lighthouse. This scenic viewpoint is undoubtedly one of the most privileged panoramic landscapes of the Valencian Coast. There are two plant microreserves here; one in its North cliff face and the other is in l´Illot de la Mona at the foot of the Cape.

The "Peñón de Ifach", symbol of the Costa Blanca, rises in the sea as calcareous rock from 50,000 m2 to 332 m. of height and one kilometer in length. Linked to the land by a narrow isthmus, it is the result of a landslide from the nearby "Sierra de Oltà", constituting one of the most singular and beautiful geographical features of the entire Mediterranean coast. It is one of the most visited natural spaces, a meeting point for divers, climbers and hikers. The route to the top of the Ifach Rock has two levels of difficulty. The first section to the tunnel is very simple, and the rest of the path to the top we would label it as medium-high difficulty. Whatever your level, the visit to the Natural Park is "mandatory" if you are on the coast of Alicante.

Algar Waterfalls at only 15 km from Benidorm and 3 km from the center of Callosa d'en Sarrià, direction Bolulla, you can find a natural area with a high degree of conservation of the ecological richness and also tourist services and environmental education. This area was declared a Wetland protected by the Valencian Government. The visit is a route through a circuit of 1.5 km in length along, where you can walk through the bed of the river Algar ("cave " in Arabic), see the spectacular waterfalls and the numerous sources springs that spring from the rock, the "tolls" (pools of water) where you can take refreshing swims in crystal clear waters, known before as "source of health ", the old dam, the imposing century-old canal and ditches still in use. The services oriented to facilitate and enrich the visit with environmental education resources like: Tourist Office, parking areas, toilets, first aid, Arboretum, the area picnic and the camping