Things to do in Calpe

This dramatic limestone monolith rises 332 meters from the Mediterranean, defining Calpe's skyline. Hike through a tunnel to reach panoramic Costa Blanca views, but reserve your spot—only 300 daily visitors allowed.

This limestone monolith rises dramatically from the Mediterranean, defining Costa Blanca's skyline. Hike through its carved tunnel to the summit for panoramic views stretching to the Balearic Islands on clear days.

Perched high above Costa Blanca, Mirador Monte Toix offers breathtaking panoramas of Calpe and the iconic Peñón de Ifach. Visit at sunset when the Mediterranean coastline transforms into a canvas of golden light.

Ancient Roman fish farms carved into coastal rock reveal ingenious engineering from the 1st century. Explore the six interconnected pools at low tide for the best views of this archaeological treasure.

This tranquil gravel cove sits at the foot of Calpe's dramatic Peñón de Ifach, offering crystal-clear waters perfect for snorkeling. The adjacent Paseo Ecológico provides stunning Mediterranean views.

This 19th-century communal washing facility offers a glimpse into traditional Spanish life before modern plumbing. Stroll through the stone basins while enjoying the peaceful gardens surrounding this historic site.

This 16th-century watchtower, built on medieval castle ruins, stands guard against historical Berber pirate attacks. Hike to explore its walls while enjoying panoramic Mediterranean coast views.

This saltwater lagoon in Calpe offers a serene walking trail with exceptional flamingo sightings. Bring binoculars for the best views of migratory birds against the backdrop of this former Roman salt extraction site.