Calpe

Relaxing holidays by the Mediterranean Sea

Known for its stunning natural scenery, Calpe has become a popular place for tourists and residents alike, offering a perfect blend of natural beauty, rich history and vibrant modern life.

The Rock of Ifach

Calpe’s most recognisable landmark, an imposing rock formation rising 332 metres above sea level. This natural park is a paradise for nature lovers and hikers, offering hiking trails with spectacular panoramic views of the Mediterranean and surrounding coastline.

Excursionista observando Calpe desde el Peñón de Ifach
Peñón Ifach en Calpe Alicante

Calpe´s Beach

They are another of its great attractions. From the wide and lively Playa de la Fossa to the quieter Playa del Arenal-Bol, the town offers miles of golden sands and crystal clear waters, ideal for swimming, water sports and relaxing in the sun. The promenades that line these beaches are lined with bars, restaurants and shops, creating a vibrant and welcoming atmosphere.

The old town of Calpe

It retains the charm of the past with its narrow streets, picturesque houses and historic walls. Here, visitors can explore sites of interest such as the Old Church, the Plaza de la Villa and the Forat de la Mar, an ancient city gate. This neighbourhood is also the setting for numerous festivities and cultural events, offering a window into local traditions and the rich heritage of the region.

Calle pintada de Calpe Alicante

Other places to visit near Calpe

Calpe is also an ideal starting point for exploring other gems of the Costa Blanca, such as Altea, Javea and Benidorm.

Altea

Jávea

Benidorm