Santa Pola
Santa Pola
Santa Pola
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Santa Pola
Santa Pola
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Located in the province of Alicante on the stunning coastline of El Baix Vinalopó, Santa Pola is a destination bursting with seaside charm. Escape to vast beaches, fascinating historic sites and to the idyllic Mediterranean countryside.

What to see in Santa Pola

Let’s start our tour of the area with a stroll around Santa Pola’s traditional historic centre, followed by a quick stop at the bustling indoor central market to peruse the delectable local products on offer. Next, we’ll make a slight detour to marvel at the 16th-century castle located a few minutes walk away.

Santa Pola castle’s old walls and turrets are truly a sight to behold. Step inside and you’ll be in for a pleasant surprise as you stumble upon the maritime museum. It houses prehistoric and Roman remains, as well as countless objects that offer a glimpse into how locals lived here centuries before. And don’t leave before visiting the Roman Necropolis Archaeological Site.

Next, head to the harbour for a bite to eat in one of the many restaurants, and find a place to take a dip in the sea and chill out on the sand afterwards such as Llevant Beach. If you’re feeling like doing a spot of exercise, walk or cycle along the coast until you reach Cabo de Santa Pola.

The headland is dotted with ancient watch towers, such as Atalayola and Escaletes, as well as archaeological sites, sea-facing villas and spectacular beaches. There’s so much to see and do in Santa Pola!

We recommend planning at least a two-day getaway to this charming coastal town, so you have plenty of time to head out into nature and explore the breathtaking Las Salinas de Santa Pola Natural Park.

This protected natural area includes an active salt production site, transforming the landscape into something incredible. Among its highlights is the stunning Tamarit Watch Tower, a 16th-century structure that seems to float on a small island within the wetlands. The area is teeming with life, home to a diverse array of aquatic birds and other wildlife.

Go birdwatching and see how many species you can spot as you traverse the golden beaches of Santa Pola. Start your seafaring adventure today!

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