Calpe
What you need to know before you go
Calpe is situated on Spain's sunny eastern coast. It's best known for beaches like Arenal-Bol, with its golden sands and azure blue Mediterranean waters. While the seafront and restaurant-packed marina form the town's epicenters, its old town is a must-see, with its Gothic churches, Roman ruins, and scattering of cafes and tapas bars.
Be sure to check out La Muralla Roja, a pink, red, and blue castle-like structure by architect Ricardo Bofill. And, if you're a nature lover, there's Penon de Ifach – the colossal limestock rock that dominates that town, which teems with birdlife and features medieval ruins. For nightlife, buzzing Benidorm is just half-an-hour away.
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10 Best Things to Do in Calpe
阅读Calpe attracts a huge crowd of beachgoers in the summertime with its lively promenades and award-winning coastlines. There are plenty of activities to enjoy on the beach, including windsurfing, jet skiing, and swimming, as well as facilities to cater for young and mobility-impaired visitors. For an adrenaline rush, a climb to the top of the iconic Peñón de Ifach results in a good sweat and impressive views of Calpe and the Levantine coast.
Exploring the hilltop historical district gives you plenty of opportunities for beautiful photos, thanks to its Roman cathedrals, colourful mosaic murals, and cobblestone alleyways. Once a prominent fishing village in Costa Blanca, Calpe is teeming with beachside cafés and restaurants that specialise in Mediterranean seafood. Make the most out of your visit by checking out our guide of things to do in Calpe.
What are the best things to do in Calpe?
