Beachfront bliss in Alcossebre Castellón

Gran Hotel Las Fuentes 4*: Wake Up in Front of the Mediterranean Sea

Located on the beachfront of Playa de las Fuentes, the Gran Hotel Las Fuentes 4* is the perfect destination for a holiday where the sea and tranquillity are the protagonists. Its privileged setting in Alcocéber invites you to unwind and enjoy the authentic charm of the Costa de Azahar.

The hotel stands out for its large outdoor pools, some with sea views, and spaces designed for relaxation, such as its spa and wellness area. It also has a buffet restaurant where you can enjoy a varied menu in a pleasant atmosphere.

Its location makes it easy to walk to the centre of Alcocéber, discover nearby coves or enjoy outdoor activities in a unique natural environment.

Guests especially appreciate its exceptional location, the cleanliness and comfort of the facilities, as well as the friendly service of the staff.

A place where every sunrise in front of the sea becomes an unforgettable memory.

Book and let yourself go!

Full Board: how your meals work

• Your first included meal is lunch, so breakfast will be your final included meal.
• If you wish to swap the order of your meals, you can request it directly with the accommodation. Their contact details are provided on your confirmation voucher.

Alcossebre: The best-kept secret of the Costa de Azahar

• Springs in the Sand: At Playa de Las Fuentes, fresh water flows naturally from the seabed and the sand. These natural springs come from the Sierra de Irta, making the water cooler and less salty. It’s like swimming in a natural freshwater jacuzzi.

• A Paradise Without Skyscrapers: Unlike Benidorm or Peñíscola, Alcossebre has preserved its low-rise charm. One of the few places where you can enjoy the Mediterranean without feeling surrounded by concrete.

• The Sierra de Irta: One of the last untouched natural parks on the Mediterranean coast. 15 km of unspoilt coastline with no buildings, dotted with hidden coves and dramatic cliffs where the mountains meet the sea.

• End-of-the-World Views: From the Ermita de Santa Lucía, perched 312 metres above sea level, you can spot the Columbretes Islands on clear days. Said to be one of the most breathtaking viewpoints in the entire Valencian Community.

• A Pirate Past: The name comes from the Arabic Al-Qusayba ("little castle"). Watchtowers like Badum once warned of Berber pirate attacks that haunted these shores centuries ago.

• A Volcanic Escape: From its harbour, you can join unforgettable trips to the Columbretes Islands, a volcanic archipelago now protected as a marine reserve, famously named by the Romans after the snakes they found there.

Costa de Azahar: Spain’s hidden coastal gem for a relaxing family getaway

Costa de Azahar is one of Spain’s most underrated coastal destinations, perfect for families and couples looking to enjoy the Mediterranean at a slower, more authentic pace. Located in the province of Castellón, this stretch of coastline offers golden beaches, charming towns and a laid-back atmosphere, ideal for unwinding by the sea.

Make sure you visit:

• Peñíscola’s old town, crowned by its iconic castle overlooking the Mediterranean.
• Castellón de la Plana, with its lively squares and local culture.
• Benicàssim’s seafront promenade, perfect for sunset walks.
• The Desert de les Palmes Natural Park, offering scenic views and nature trails.
• Oropesa del Mar’s marina and historic centre.

Beaches we think you’ll like:

• Playa Norte (Peñíscola): wide, sandy and with stunning castle views.
• Playa de la Concha (Oropesa del Mar): calm and ideal for families.
• Playa Heliópolis (Benicàssim): long, lively and well-equipped.
• Playa del Gurugú (Castellón): spacious and great for long walks.
• Cala del Pebret: a quieter, more natural option surrounded by nature.

Family-friendly activities:

• Explore Peñíscola Castle and its charming medieval streets.
• Cycle along coastal paths, safe and enjoyable for all ages.
• Visit water parks and leisure areas in Benicàssim and Oropesa.
• Try paddleboarding or kayaking in calm waters.
• Enjoy local markets and relaxed seaside promenades.

Make sure you try these local delicacies:

• Arroz a banda, a traditional rice dish full of flavour.
• Suquet de peix, a rich Mediterranean fish stew.
• Fresh seafood straight from the coast.
• Fideuà, a delicious noodle-based seafood dish.
• Pastissets and other traditional pastries.

Make the most of your visit and go to...

• Valencia (1h): culture, gastronomy and futuristic architecture.
• Morella (1h 30 min): a stunning medieval town on a hilltop.
• Sierra de Irta Natural Park (30 min): unspoilt coastline and hiking routes.
• Vilafamés (45 min): one of Spain’s most beautiful villages.
• Ebro Delta (1h 30 min): ideal for nature lovers and birdwatching.