Alcocebre (or Alcossebre) is a coastal town in Castellón, known for its ten kilometres of coastline combining five sandy beaches and several unspoiled coves. It is located on the Costa del Azahar and, unlike other destinations, retains much of its natural charm without being excessively crowded.
Its main attraction is that it serves as the gateway to the Sierra de Irta Natural Park, the Mediterranean’s last unspoiled mountain range, offering a unique landscape where the mountains meet the sea. It is ideal for hiking and cycling, as well as enjoying special beaches such as Las Fuentes, where freshwater springs emerge along the shore.
Among its historical and tourist attractions are the Hermitage of Santa Lucía, which offers spectacular panoramic views, and its proximity to Xivert Castle. Las Fuentes Marina provides opportunities for water sports and excursions to the Columbretes Islands, reinforcing its identity as a destination for nature and relaxation. Its location between the sea and the mountains offers excellent opportunities for a wide range of sports: hiking, trekking, mountain biking, sailing, diving, and more. This is complemented by its fantastic selection of restaurants and local shops.
Alcossebre is a picturesque and welcoming place, perfect for living year-round or simply enjoying a holiday. It is also just 20 km from Castellón Airport and a little over an hour from Valencia.