We take you to the best beaches in Castellon

Just 13 kilometres from Castellón de la Plana, you will find the town of Burriana, right on the Costa del Azahar coast. Apart from the Modernist buildings to be seen around town, you will also find other interesting monuments such as the Gothic El Salvador Church (13th century), and the San José de los Carmelitas Descalzos Church, which conserves polychromed wooden altars of great artistic value. An unusual visit not to be missed is the Orange Museum, the only one of its kind in Europe.

CASTELLON BEACH

In Castellón there are three beaches that cover around 4 km of the Mediterranean coast.

That makes visitor great choice to enjoy sun and fun. Here you have our prices for take you into enjoy Castellón beach.

BENICASIM BEACH

Benicasim, municipality of the province of Castellón in the Valencian Community has a privileged geographical situation in the best beaches of the Mediterranean coast and is the ideal framework for tourist visits due to its services, good sun and good music. check our prices to take you here

PEÑISCOLA BEACH

The city is surrounded by water on every side but one and has a beach that's a byword for fashion all year round.Peñíscola is one of the most popular tourist resorts in the province of Castellón. The castle, perched on a large ridge overlooking the sea, offers a glimpse of its past at a time when knights and battlemented fortresses occupied the lands of El Maestrazgo. Pope Benedict XIII, known as 'Papa Luna', chose this as a place of seclusion and to launch the fight for the unity of the Catholic Church. The fortress stands on the highest point of the peninsula. The parade ground offers as a delightful balcony over the Mediterranean, and its keep makes the perfect place to see a panoramic view of the coastline. In spring and summer this walled enclosure hosts a Spanish comic film festival and a festival of old and Baroque music.But this jewel in the heritage of the small peninsula and the site of the historic quarter is only a part of the town as it is today. Outside the defensive walls there are numerous hotels, apartments and residential estates which are a testament to this fashionable beach venue's reputation as a tourist resort.Visitors may also like to see the lighthouse and the Museum of the Sea, or go hiking or mountain biking in the Sierra de Irta nature reserve.