Calpe Holidays

Spectacular Beach:

With beaches like Playa Arenal-Bol and Playa de la Fossa, Calpe holidays are a beach lover’s dream, offering golden sands and clear waters perfect for relaxation or water sports. 

Iconic Peñón de Ifach:

standing tall along the coast, the Peñón de Ifach is one of the most popular attractions on the Costa Blanca. Adventurers can hike to the top for panoramic views of the Mediterranean.

Rich History:

The old town of Calpe, Spain captures traditional Spanish charm, with historic sites like the Baños de la Reina (Queen’s Bath) and Roman ruins. A stroll here is a must for culture enthusiasts. 

Fresh Mediterranean Cuisine:

Calpe is known for its seafood, and dining here means enjoying freshly caught fish and traditional dishes like Paella. From tapas to fine dining, the food in Calpe is a true highlight.

Exciting Local Festivals:

Calpe’s annual festivals, like Moors and Christians parade, bring the streets alive with colour, music and tradition. Experience the lively culture during these celebrations for a unique addition to your holiday. 

Old Town Calpe:

the old quarter is filled with cobbled streets, mural covered walls, and sites like the historic Forat de la Mar, a gateway dating back to the 18th century. 

Baños de la Reina (Queen’s Baths):

Ancient Roman ruins set along the coast, these pools offer a unique historical glimpse into Roman times and are a beautiful spot to visit. 

Museo de Historia de Calpe:

located in an old fish market, this museum highlights Calpe’s history from prehistoric finds to Roman artifacts. 

Paella:

one of Spain’s iconic dishes, Calpe’s paella often features seafood fresh from the Mediterranean.

Arroz a Banda:

a local favourite, this rice dish is cooked with fish stock and served with alioli (garlic mayonnaise).

Tapas:

From Patatas Bravas to gambas al ajillo (garlic shrimp), tapas are a great way to try multiple flavours at once. 

Fish and Shellfish:

Enjoy freshly caught fish and shellfish at local restaurants or try the daily catch at one of the seaside eateries.  

Spanish Wine and Local Sweets:

Complete your meal with a glass of regional wine and traditional sweets like Turrón.

Walking:

Calpe is very pedestrian friendly, making it easy to get around on foot, ideal for leisurely exploration.

Public Transport:

Buses connect Calpe with other parts of Costa Blanca including Alicante and Benidorm, offering a convenient option for sightseeing.

Bike Rentals:

Rent a bike to explore the scenic coastal areas and nearby trails. 

Car Rentals:

Driving is a flexible way to explore at your own pace. At Click&Go, we’ve partnered with Cartrawler to provide affordable and reliable car hire.

Taxis:

Easily available for short trips, taxis are a reliable way to get around town and to nearby beaches.