El Campello
Campello is a coastal municipality of the Valencian Community (Spain) found in the province of Alicante and situated 13 kilometers to the northeast of the town of Alicante. It is part of the Alicante urban area and is included in the historical region of the Huerta de Alicante. Campello has 26.043 inhabitants (INE 2008).
Apart from the kilometers of beaches with crystalline waters of El Campello on the Costa Blanca, and its gentle sea breezes in summer and mild winter days, you can add the friendly character of its people. Their roots date back from the Bronze Age and the evolution of this small fishing town has given it a modern spirit. Its offer of quality services for tourists allows visitors to enjoy themselves in harmony with the natural Mediterranean surroundings along with excellent sport facilities and cultural offerings. Enjoy the views from its beaches and small coves in and around the municipality.
A hidden cove with coarse sand, flanked by cliffs on two sides which help to create an intimate and relaxed atmosphere.To be found in a largely undeveloped area it is easily accessible to vehicles from the N-332 Campello – Villajoyosa road.
Situated in a protected area of great beauty at the foot of the Look Out Tower of the same name, this hidden, practically virgin cove offers a bucolic image of our coast.
Also known as Coveta Fumá (with a station for the Campello –Denia train of the same name) this rocky cove offers magnificent conditions for diving due to the transparency of its waters
Small pebble cove with transparent waters. It has a small port which adds to its traditional and rustic air.
Next to the Cala La Merced you will find this silky sandy cove with calm water, greatly enjoyed by families with young children for swimming in the summer.
Easily accessible thanks to the Campelo-Denia train station situated just next to it, this cove with coarse sand and clean waters is perfect for diving and practicing water sports.
