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Small seaside town north of Valencia, quiet and family oriented, can be very busy in summer or long weekends with long lines of people waiting for restaurants and packed beaches. The centre has not much to offer, the seaside however is pretty.

Lovely pretty town. Excellent restaurants and area. Agora great fish & chips, Sebastian la perla in Peniscola a la carte. I'lla in the marina. Will definitely visit again. Easy but a negotiable one way system. Avoid the Villa that we stayed in. Lovely walks and everything within walking distance

Very friendly and helpful people. The Booking.com map address was wrong, but a local man went out of his way to take us to the hotel. Great atmosphere at the beaches and the local shops and restaurants. Locals fishing at night. An all-round great location.

For us, we were slightly disappointed, as last time we were there it was a lot less commercial. Unfortunately progress brings vast commercialism.But the location is superb, and the bars and restaurants plentiful and of excellent quality. El Mirador for seafood. Bar La Maya for the best tapas. And just sat on the front watching the sun go down in El Palmeral. Just lovely. It is a one way system, which can be confusing, and parking can be difficult - but we got a map from the hotel, which helped find side streets. There's also a new boardwalk right around the beach front which was great. Fantastic beaches, cleaned meticulously. But you do have to pay for beach beds.

The beaches very clean and tidy. Restaurants are good prices and dish up very local food. There is no shortage of shops and restaurants in the area. Public transport is not good, the best choice is car hire. Programs in the area to see: - Hermitage of Saint Lucia and Saint Benedict - Castell de Xivert - Montanejos - Peniscola Castle - Morella - Benicàssim beaches - Vinaròs beaches

Lovely resort with plenty of Pizzeria restaurants and a range of bars. Mostly local tourists. Plenty of play areas for young ones and a 'Punch and Judy' type show, each evening (in Spanish) on the promenade. Supermarkets are very reasonably priced, especially Consum. Great sandy beaches. Not much English spoken so brush up on your Spanish! Lots of market stalls in the evening selling jewelry on the promenade. Enjoyed eating at Cioffi - fabulous pizzas. You soon find your way around the streets - slight hills leading off from the seafront up into the resort. We took the train from Torreblanca into Valencia for the day - we booked tickets via TrainLine App. Drove to Aquarama waterpark (30 mins away) - we booked online. We also drove to Peniscola (20 minutes away) - a lovely resort with a medieval castle with fantastic views.