What to see and do in Oropesa del Mar and the Costa de Azahar: beaches and coves, charming villages, festivals, gastronomy and corners of Castellón.
Is there a shopping centre in Oropesa del Mar? Where to shop and when
Oropesa del Mar has supermarkets and a weekly market, but no large shopping centre: Salera and Estepark are in Castellón, about 30 km away.
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How many people live in Oropesa del Mar? INE figures
Oropesa del Mar has 12,640 registered residents (INE, 1 January 2025), 855 more than a year earlier. It is the fastest-growing town in Castellón.
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Marina d'Or spa: price, opening hours and 2026 season
The Marina d'Or spa is now Magic World's Pontiana Thalasso. Tickets from €26, on sale until 3 November 2026.
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Oropesa del Mar in winter: weather and things to do from November to March
In winter, Oropesa del Mar reaches 15 to 16 °C by day and gets around 170 hours of sunshine a month. The town slows down, but it doesn't close.
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Beaches of Cabanes (Castellón): Torre la Sal, Cudolà and Quartell Vell
Cabanes has over 6 km of coastline split between three very different beaches: Torre la Sal, with services, and Cudolà and Quartell Vell, long and almost undeveloped.
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Oropesa del Mar Yacht Club: the sea is also best experienced whilst sailing
A marina, a sailing school and strolls amongst the boats, just a few minutes from home. That’s what life’s like at the Oropesa Yacht Club when your apartment is on the Costa de Azahar.
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Vía Verde del Mar: a route taking in coves, tunnels and views of the Mediterranean
Guide to the Vía Verde del Mar between Benicàssim and Oropesa: distance, route, tunnels, the coves of La Renegá, dog-friendly route, cycling and where to eat.
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Torre la Sal Beach: a hidden gem
Around 2 km of sand and shingle in Cabanes, next to Oropesa del Mar, with a 16th century tower and the Prat de Cabanes wetlands next door. How to get there, where to park and what to know before you go.
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Spain: where the weather changes your life (and your mood)
Because it’s no exaggeration. Because it’s not just marketing. Because if you’re used to living surrounded by grey skies, winters that chill you to the bone and summers that last just three days… Spain is a different story altogether.
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Cau d’en Borràs: a journey to the prehistoric heart of Oropesa del Mar
The Cau d’en Borràs is not just a cave; it is a true testament to the distant past.
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Costa de Azahar: the best-kept secret of the Spanish coast
On Spain’s east coast, in the province of Castellón, lies one of the most charming and still relatively little-known regions of the Mediterranean coast: the Costa de Azahar.
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Restaurants in Oropesa del Mar: where to eat well, affordably and with a view
This town on the Costa Azahar not only boasts spectacular beaches, but also a rich, varied and, in many cases, affordable cuisine.
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The natural surroundings you’ll enjoy in the area around Oropesa del Mar
Opportunity to buy apartments right on the beachfront | Inseryal by Marina d’Or
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Morro de Gos Beach: A comprehensive guide to enjoying this gem in Oropesa del Mar
Situated in Oropesa del Mar, right on the Costa de Azahar, Morro de Gos Beach is one of the most popular in the region.
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Fanzara: The Charm of Urban Art in a Unique Village
Fanzara, with its unique blend of tradition and modernity, has shown that urban art can be a catalyst for positive change in a town...
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What is there to do in Oropesa del Mar?
Oropesa del Mar is situated in Castellón (Valencian Community) on the Levantine coast.
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The DANA in Valencia: Impact and reality in the Castellón housing developments
A few weeks ago, on 29 October, the Valencian Community made the news due to the havoc caused by a DANA (isolated high-altitude low-pressure system), which mainly affected the south of the province of Valencia.
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San Jaime Festival in Oropesa del Mar
The San Jaime Festivities in Oropesa del Mar are an annual event renowned for their rich tradition and the active participation of the local community. Held at the end of July, these festivities attract both residents and visitors, offering a wide variety of cultural, sporting and entertainment activities.
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Rototom Sunsplash 2024: A must-see reggae event
Rototom Sunsplash 2024 will be one of the highlights for fans of reggae and live music.
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What is the typical food of Valencia?
Valencian cuisine is one of the richest and most varied in Spain, renowned for its wide variety of traditional dishes that have been passed down from generation to generation. The Vale region
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Things to do in Oropesa del Mar with children: family activities
Oropesa del Mar is an ideal destination for a family holiday. Its wide range of activities and attractions ensures that both adults and children will have fun and create unforgettable memories
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A Visit to Oropesa Castle: A Journey Through Time
Andalusi in origin, taken by El Cid and by James I and abandoned in 1813. Opening hours, free entry, how to get there and what to see at Oropesa del Mar Castle.
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Guide to Oropesa la Vella Bay: What to see and do
A 120-metre cove of fine sand and calm water next to Playa de la Concha, with Spain’s first water swing and a Bronze Age settlement on the hill above.
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Places of interest in Castellón de la Plana
Castellón de la Plana is a vibrant city in the Valencian Community, known for its rich history, beautiful beaches and a wide range of cultural attractions. Whether you enjoy beach holidays,
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A visit to the Oropesa viewpoint: the best views
The Oropesa del Mar viewpoint is an iconic spot offering a unique perspective of the Mediterranean coast. Situated at a strategic vantage point, it allows visitors to enjoy panoramic views
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Explore the Old Town of Oropesa del Mar
Narrow lanes of Muslim origin climbing up to the castle: the chapel of the Virgen de la Paciencia, the Playing Card Museum, the old prison and the official ten-stop route.
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Beaches in Oropesa del Mar
Oropesa del Mar, in Castellón, is famous for its beaches. This destination combines natural beauty with a wide range of facilities and activities, making it ideal for year-round living or for enjoying an unforgettable holiday. An excellent way to make the most of the spectacular beaches in this beautiful town is to buy a home in the Sol y Mar apartments.
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Festivals and events in Oropesa del Mar
Oropesa del Mar, situated on Spain’s Mediterranean coast, is known for its beautiful beaches and vibrant cultural life. The town offers a wide variety of festivals and events throughout the
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Oropesa del Mar: A Commitment to Nature
Oropesa del Mar Town Council, through its Environment Department, has taken decisive measures to preserve its valuable natural environment and prevent forest fires. Recently, it has
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Oropesa del Mar has retained its five Blue Flags for another year
The coastal town of Oropesa del Mar, situated in the Valencian Community, has once again been awarded the prestigious Blue Flag accreditation for its beaches and marina. This award, which is presented annually, recognises excellence in environmental management, water quality, safety, and the services and facilities provided by the beaches.
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Discovering the Costa Blanca and the Costa Azahar: A journey through the Mediterranean
The Spanish coastline is renowned for its beauty and diversity, offering a range of destinations that delight both locals and international tourists. Two of the most notable coastal regions are the Costa Blanca and the Costa Azahar, each with its own charm and unique appeal. In this article, we will explore the wonders of these two coastlines.
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Discover Oropesa del Mar’s commitment to sustainable tourism and local cuisine
Oropesa del Mar, a well-known tourist destination, is establishing itself as a leader in initiatives that combine the promotion of its rich local cuisine with a serious commitment to sustainability. Below, we will explore how this town is promoting its culinary offerings and its action plan to tackle climate change – aspects that make Oropesa del Mar an even more attractive place to live and visit.
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Oropesa del Mar: Gastronomic Tourism and Sustainability Right on the Beachfront
Oropesa del Mar, a well-known tourist destination on the Spanish Mediterranean coast, is establishing itself as a leader in initiatives that combine the promotion of its local cuisine with a commitment to
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What to see in Sant Mateu? A stunning medieval village
Sant Mateu, situated in the province of Castellón, is a real hidden gem just waiting to be discovered. This charming town is steeped in history and offers a wide range of things to do for those looking to immerse themselves in the magic of its medieval past
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La Concha Beach in Oropesa: accessibility and where to park
In the heart of Oropesa del Mar, La Concha Beach provides the setting for family gatherings, romantic moments at sunset and days of fun in the sun. The sound of laughter, the gentle lapping of the waves and the sea breeze create a unique symphony that envelops visitors in an atmosphere of serenity and joy
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Peñíscola Castle: Opening Times, Admission Prices and Exhibitions
Explore Peñíscola Castle in the charming town of Peñíscola and discover everything the province of Castellón has to offer.
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The magic of San Juan in Castellón
This magical night, which marks the start of summer, is celebrated throughout the province. Experience the magic of San Juan in Castellón
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Castellón, a land of talent
We wanted to dedicate a special article to some notable figures who were born in the province of Castellón
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As it does every year, Cabanes Town Council is getting its beaches ready.
Cabanes Town Council understands how important it is to have its beaches ready for holidaymakers to enjoy, which is why we can see how they keep them in perfect condition every year.
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5 things to know about the Costa de Azahar
The Costa de Azahar is situated in the north of the Valencian Community, in the province of Castellón, and boasts a wonderful climate; the beauty of its beaches is breathtaking. It stretches for over 130 km of
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