Surroundings

The Natural Surroundings
of Alcossebre

Whether you’re a sea person, a mountain person, or one who prefers to explore the historical richness of each destination, the surroundings of Camping Ribamar are for you. We are in the Serra d’Irta natural Park, where the blue of the Mediterranean and the tranquillity of its coves meet the greens of the forest and birdsongs.

Everything you need for a holiday full of discoveries, just steps from your bungalow or pitch.

Surrounding

Serra d'Irta Natural Park

The Serra d’Irta Natural Park is one of the largest and most biodiverse natural spaces on the Valencian coast. With more than 12,000 hectares, it is home to a unique ecological and historical richness.

Enjoy a walk or bike ride among pines and native Mediterranean vegetation, and be amazed by its contrasts: mountains that descend forming spectacular cliffs and coves right by the sea.

Paisaje del Parque Natural Serra d'Irta con vistas al Mar Mediterráneo desde el Camping Ribamar
Cala mediterránea de aguas cristalinas a 5 minutos del Camping Ribamar, Alcossebre
Surrounding

Beaches — From intimate coves to a bigger beach.

From coves with crystal-clear waters just a 5-minute walk from Ribamar, to the spectacular fine-sand beach stretching over 10 km in Alcossebre. Here, the Mediterranean is a true paradise: calm, clean and surrounded by protected nature.

Surrounding

Hermitage of Santa Lucía and San Benet

More than 300 metres above Mount San Benet, right in the Serra d’Irta, stands the Hermitage of Santa Lucía. Dating from the 17th century, it stands out for its excellent state of preservation and its privileged views over the natural park and the Mediterranean.
Ermita de Santa Lucía en el Monte San Benet, Parque Natural Serra d'Irta, Alcossebre
Islas Columbretes, reserva marina natural volcánica en la costa de Castellón
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Columbretes Islands — A legendary volcanic archipelago

Off the coast of Castellón lie the Columbretes Islands, a volcanic archipelago and marine reserve of rare beauty. Uninhabited, their crystal-clear waters hold exceptional marine biodiversity. Did you know their name comes from the Latin colubra (snake), after the many that once lived there?

Organise a boat trip and, if you’re lucky, you’ll spot dolphins or sea turtles.

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Peñíscola — The castle that reaches into the Mediterranean

Just 30 minutes by car from Alcossebre, Peñíscola is one of the most iconic destinations on the Castellón coast. Its 14th-century castle — known as the Papa Luna Castle — juts spectacularly into the sea. Wander through its old town and enjoy its natural sandy beaches and blue waters.
Castillo del Papa Luna en Peñíscola, a 30 minutos del Camping Ribamar en coche
Vía Verde entre Benicàssim y Oropesa, ruta ciclista junto al Mediterráneo, Castellón
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Vía Verde — Mountain and sea on a single route

Mountain on one side, sea on the other: that’s the Vía Verde between Benicàssim and Oropesa. A 5.5 km + 5.5 km return route that can be done by bike or on foot, all year round. At the end, a well-deserved treat at La Taula d’Irta.
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Desierto de Las Palmas Natural Park

Do you know the other neighbouring natural park in Castellón? With more than 3,000 hectares, it holds Miravet Castle and the historical legacy of the Discalced Carmelites. A must-visit for lovers of nature and history.
Parque Natural Desierto de Las Palmas en Benicàssim, Castellón
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