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Very traditional, mainly Spanish seaside resort. Low key, no high rise buildings. Set against a backdrop of hills it features five blue flag beaches along a 9km stretch of seafront with plenty of variety from livelier to very tranquil. Nice safe beaches for children. Loads of restaurants all along the sea walkway and great tapas bars in the middle of the small town, La Taverna, Casa Ximo, or try Casa Juan at the marina for a great 'menu del dia'. The northern end of the town and Las Fuentes area are our favourites and give good access to the Serra D'Irta, which is a spectacular 20k stretch of virgin coastline. Sparking azure sea, lovely vegetation and paths with unspoiled coves and beaches along the way. Lovely for walking or cycling when cooler, May or October. The tourist office in town has walking/cycling routes in English. Bike hire by the marina. The new Castellon de la Plana airport is a 20 min drive from the town. Tiny, tiny airport. Tip: Only 12 flights a week at the moment so book your taxi pick up or car hire in advance
This is a typical Spanish town, its lovely for authentic living which we wanted, it's not very commercialized which is lovely. RP bar and chuffies are brilliant places to eat, along with some of the beach bars .
Pros: clear water with a slow entry, clean beach with fine sand, tons of places to eat parallel to the sea,souvenir shops everywhere,tourist atmosphere Cons: closest major supermarket is in Oropesa Del Mar (20-ish mins drive away)
Great beaches, great for families or couples. Baviera restaurant at the marina fantastic place to eat. Getting a taxi from Castellon airport difficult, but Gold car rental awful - watch out for hidden costs and on returning car make sure they check it as they tried to charge €400 for damage that hadn't even occurred.
Alcossebre is great for families,with great beach. Being in a wheelchair the sea front is all flat and I could go the full length of sea front. All cafes and restaurants all have different things to offer. The ice cream parlour is superb ,with many flavours. It's a shame it's so difficult to get flights from Liverpool or Manchester to Castelion airport which is only about 25 minutes away,then you wouldn't really need a car,although there are some beautiful places to visit. There is also a great campsite at the far end of the beach,but still within walking distance of the restaraunts .
Alcossebre is a lovely little town right on the Meditarainian coast, with 6 lovely beaches. Plenty of places to eat and all are good value. Our favourite restaurant is J.J's bar and restaurant in Las Fuentas, the food is excellent and Juan and his daughter Jess are lovely and so friendly, they also both speak very good English. There is plenty to do around the area, there are some lovely walks and there is plenty of sea fishing. There is also a Segway tour company that is local.
“Location is really good in the Las Fuentes neighborhood: apartments are big and clean and the price was really good! ”
“Big apartments with nice balcony.”
“Spacey apartments and alcossabre is a lovely place”
“Location of hotel is good. Closely to the sea. Pool is pleasant and big. The territory around the pool are well equipped. Polite and attentive personnel.”
“Ribamar is positioned within the beautiful forest & has a really relaxed feel to it. The pool & site is kept very clean. Staff were very helpful & there is a wonderful walk to the pebble beach. Driving into Alcossebre takes 10 minutes & the first mile from the campsite is a unmade road, which we found was fun to drive on, especially at night. The bungalow had everything we needed. We will definitely return.”
