Fuentes de Algar, also called the Algar Waterfalls, is a beautiful natural gem in Alicante, Spain. It is known for its clear waterfalls, lush vegetation, and breathtaking views.
Fuentes de Algar is nestled within the Sierra de Bernia mountain range, approximately 15 kilometers inland from the coastal town of Benidorm. The main attraction of Fuentes de Algar is its series of waterfalls, fed by the Algar River. Visitors can explore the area via a network of wooden walkways and trails.
Calpe is a charming coastal town on the Costa Blanca, best known for the striking Peñón de Ifach, a massive limestone rock that rises dramatically from the sea. This natural landmark is also a nature reserve and offers a popular hiking trail with panoramic views of the Mediterranean.
Calpe combines scenic beauty with historical charm. Its old town features narrow streets, colourful murals, and traditional Spanish architecture. Along the coastline, visitors can enjoy a variety of beaches—from the wide sandy stretch of Playa de la Fossa to the more tranquil Cantal Roig. The town is also known for its seafood restaurants, especially near the fishing port.
Avenida Aragon, 31 (in front of Mestalla)
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Travel equipement: backpack, camera and comfortable shoes.
Swimwear, towels and suncream
Food and drinks (There are many restaurants but we recommend bringing your own food to save money and to be flexible towards the group)
