North beach
It is the main beach of Peñíscola, it is 1 km long and has crystal clear waters. It is ideal to enjoy with the family, as it has numerous services such as showers, bathrooms, rental of sunbeds and umbrellas, and various restaurants.
Discover the natural beauty of Peñíscola
Nature: beaches and more
Discover the best natural corners that Peñíscola and its surroundings offer. If you are a beach lover, you will love knowing the different options in the area, from beaches with crystal clear waters and golden sands to small coves hidden between cliffs.
In addition, if you are looking for a deeper contact with nature, we invite you to explore the different nearby natural parks, where you can admire the native flora and fauna of the area and enjoy a day outdoors in an incomparable environment.
Get ready to immerse yourself in a world of natural beauty in Peñíscola!
South Beach
This beach is located next to the old town, it is a quieter and less crowded beach than the North Beach. Despite its small size, it has basic services such as toilets and beach bars.
Cove del Moro
Cove del Moro is located south of Peñíscola, it is a small cove surrounded by cliffs and crystal clear waters. It is ideal for lovers of diving and snorkeling due to the beauty of its seabed.
Widows Cove
Widows cove is located to the north of Peñíscola, it is a small cove of golden sand and crystalline waters, surrounded by a natural and rugged landscape. It is ideal for those looking for a quieter beach away from the tourist areas.
Russo Beach
Located to the north of Peñíscola, it is a virgin beach that is difficult to access, surrounded by an impressive natural environment. It is ideal for those looking for a wilder and more natural beach.
Sierra de Irta Natural Park
It is located south of Peñíscola and is a protected natural area of great ecological and scenic interest. It has a great variety of Mediterranean flora and fauna and a spectacular rocky coastline, with small coves and cliffs.
Ebro Delta Natural Park
It is located about 60 km from Peñíscola and is one of the most important wetlands on the Iberian Peninsula and in Europe. It is an impressive place to enjoy nature and tranquility, with landscapes of rice fields, lagoons, beaches and dunes. It is an ideal place for bird watching.
Tinença de Benifassà Natural Park
Located about 70 km northwest of Peñíscola, it is a mountainous area with great geological, landscape and botanical diversity. In this natural park we can find pine, holm oak and oak forests, as well as a wide variety of Mediterranean fauna such as wild boars, golden eagles, griffon vultures and ibex. It is an ideal place for hiking and enjoying nature.
