Castellón: Whith a population of amost 150000 inhabitants, the history of this friendly and modern city dates back just 800 years. The coastal area (Grao de Castellón) has a large 14 kilometre long beach and offers a full range of sports facilities.

Benicàssim:A traditional seaside resort with more than 6 km of magnificient sandy beaches. The modern hotels, numerous entertainment zones, elegant modern seaside villas, as well as various centres offering the latest in shopping, combine to create an outstanding holiday resort.

Desierto de las Palmas: The Monastery of the Carmelite Friars nestles among the hills of Benicàssim, an ideal sport for quiet reflection and meditation. It was here that the first distilleries were set up, producing liqueurs from the aromatic plants grown locally (visitors may visit the current distillery in the town of Benicàssim, where they can also taste the products).

Peñiscola: Peñiscola Castle is the province of Castellón’s most emblematic fortress. Dating back to the 14th century, it was originally home to the Order of the Knigths Templars. Many years later Pope Benedict XIII, also Known as the “Papa Luna”, was to set up resistance there.

Navajas: At one of the town of Navajas’ best known sports, visitors will be able to discover the marvellous waterfall known as “Bride’s Leap”, named after a popular romantic legend.

Vall d'Uxo: This site is famous for its “Grutas de San Jose”, Europe’s largest navigable caves. Boats may sail 2 km inside the cave, where visitors may continue a further 255 meters on foot. Modern floodlighting bigblights the exceptional beauty of the calcaeous formations to be discovered on the roofs, walls and at the bottom of the crystal clear waters.

Montanejos: A popular summer spot located in the region known as Alto Mijares. It is famous for its medicinal mineral waters and modern spa. The steep stunning landscape along wich the River Mijares winds its way will take visitors’ breath away.

Morella: The capital of the refion known as Els Ports. A majestic city standing on a mountain topped by its castle, rising 1,070 metres above sea level. The walled city of Morella was founded by the Moors. This city is of exceptional interest to visitors.