Known as the ‘Orange blossom Coast’ (Azahar meaning Orange blossom in Spanish), Costa Del Azahar is still a relatively undiscovered jewel of the Mediterranean coastline,nestled between The Costa Blanca in the South and Catalunya in the North.
Great for family holidays, this area benefits from temperature’s a few degrees lower than the other Costa’s, warm and safe seas for swimming and many beaches benefit from natural lagoons for warm, relaxing bathing.
The area boasts 112 km of fine sandy beaches and coves to relax and enjoy. The crystal clear waters entice lover’s of many watersports, including waterskiing, windsurfing and sailing.
The main City,
Valencia, is the third largest in Spain. Wander around this beautiful City and enjoy delicious food and, if you are after a party, there are plenty of discoteques and bars to choose from.
You will find many fish varieties on the menu here, including the famous Valenciana Paella and a fine selection of shellfish.
Steeped in history, the area will please the cultural tourist too with the castle at Chisvert and the ancient fortress of Peniscola to enjoy.
The province of
Castellon is lucky enough to have an excellent network of main and local roads, so travelling inland to explore local villages is easy.
For golfers - El Saler Golf Course can be found in Valencia. Designed by Severiano Ballesteros, on the coast in Oliva, is the Oliva Nove Golf Course. Other courses include L Escorpion, in Betera, Manises and El Bosque, in Chiva.
Hiking, mountain biking whitewater rafting and gliding, to name but a few, are available for the adventurous in the stunning mountainous areas.
