Swim in calm water
La Concha is a sheltered bay with fine sand and a gentle slope, which makes it one of the easiest beaches on the coast for young children.
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Local guide · Oropesa del MarOur guests ask us the same questions every summer: where to walk, where to take the children, what to see when it rains. These are the answers we give them.
La Concha is a sheltered bay with fine sand and a gentle slope, which makes it one of the easiest beaches on the coast for young children.
On calm mornings the bay is flat enough for a first try at paddle surf or kayak. Rentals operate on the beach in summer.
The seafront promenade runs the length of the bay, with cafés, ice cream and playgrounds. It comes alive after dinner.
The beach faces east. Set one alarm during your stay: sunrise from the terrace is the photo every guest takes home.
A flat walking and cycling path along the cliffs between Oropesa del Mar and Benicàssim, built on an old railway line with tunnels and sea views all the way.
Walk up to the lighthouse viewpoint at the headland and the 16th-century Torre del Rey watchtower for the best view over both bays.
The historic centre sits on the hill around the remains of the medieval castle. Quiet streets, a church square and views over the orange groves.
Past Morro de Gos beach the coast turns rocky, with small coves for snorkelling on calm days. Take water shoes.
The long beach on the other side of the headland, good for sandcastles, beach volleyball and long walks at the water's edge.
Aquarama in Benicàssim is a short drive away and makes an easy summer day for children of every age.
A natural park in the hills behind Benicàssim, with mountain viewpoints and family-friendly trails for a cooler day.
The promenade has play areas for children, so parents can have a drink while the kids play by the beach.
The walled old town on a rock above the sea, with its castle and narrow streets, about 45 minutes north by car.
The provincial capital, with its market, shops and the Grau harbour for a seafood lunch.
The City of Arts and Sciences, the Oceanogràfic aquarium and the old town are about an hour south.
A protected volcanic archipelago out at sea. Boat trips run from the Castellón coast in season and need booking ahead.
A 3-minute walk from the apartment for fruit, vegetables and fresh fish to cook at home.
This is rice country. Try arroz a banda, paella and arroz negro at the seafront restaurants, usually ordered for two or more.
Consum is 2 minutes on foot for the daily shop. Mercadona is 15 minutes by car for the big shop at the start of the week.
Bonfires and a night on the beach to welcome summer.
The festival of fishermen, with a procession by the sea.
The town's main fiestas, with events in the streets and a lively atmosphere around the old town.
Popular with Spanish families, so book early for those dates.
Go to the beach before 11 and after 5 in July and August, when the sand is cooler and the light is softer. Use the beach trolleys in the apartment to carry everything in one trip. Do one big shop at Mercadona when you arrive and use Consum and the market for the rest of the week.
La Concha beach has calm, shallow water, the promenade has playgrounds, and the Vía Verde del Mar is a flat cycle path. A water park in Benicàssim is a short drive away.
Yes. It is a sheltered bay with fine sand and usually calm water, one of the most family-friendly beaches on the Costa del Azahar.
A flat walking and cycling path on an old railway line along the cliffs between Oropesa del Mar and Benicàssim, with tunnels and sea views.
Peñíscola, Castellón de la Plana, Valencia and the Desert de les Palmes natural park are all easy day trips by car.
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