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The modern 4-star RH Ifach Hotel is conveniently located only 150 metres from Fossa Beach and a 14-minute walk from Natural Park of Penyal d'Ifach. Its facilities include an outdoor swimming pool with Jacuzzi, set in a garden with a terrace, an indoor Jacuzzi and swimming pool, a gym, sauna, La Palapa Bar, and Las Salinas Restaurant, serving a hot and cold buffet with Mediterranean and international cuisine. The smart modern rooms feature satellite TVs, mini-bars, and private bathrooms.
Colina Home Resort is a holiday resort designed for relaxation and situated in one of the most beautiful areas in Costa Blanca, on a peaceful hill facing the sea and the famous Ifach Rock, in Calpe. Soak up the peace and quiet without having to give up the sun and the beach, the cultural visits and the magnificent local cuisine offered in our Orobianco and Colina Bistro Restaurants. Our 32 bungalows have been designed for your comfort during your holiday stay with your family or with your partner: spacious, bright, perfectly equipped and decorated, and all of them with magnificent views and most with private jacuzzi on the roof terraces. *Delivery of keys: at the reception, from 3 pm on day of arrival. Check-out: until 11 am on departure day. For special times, contact the reception before. Reception hours: from 9 am to 12 am. *Required Deposit to cover possible damages caused during the stay. This deposit will be delivered via credit card and returned the same way.
Enjoy a few days in this wonderful establishment. Its location, along with the comfort of its facilities and the informal and friendly atmosphere makes our hotel an ideal accommodation for your stay both holiday and business travelers.
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Hotels in Calpe
Calpe and the surrounding areas offer no shortage of things to see and do. From historical and cultural highlights to natural sights, a stay in a Calpe hotel is ideal as a base from which to discover the beauty of the Costa Blanca.
Beaches
It is not hard to understand why beaches are Calpe's main attraction. Blessed with fantastic fine, sandy ones to hidden pebble coves, you are sure to find what you are looking for in Calpe.
Calle Holanda Blue Flag beach is 1,400m long and has an average width of 60m. Offering all amenities including sunbed/parasol rentals and various water sports, it is also close to numerous restaurants, bars and shops.
Levante Blue Flag beach, situated near the centre of Calpe, is 1km long and 50m wide. A popular beach, it offers all amenities and is wheelchair accessible.
Day trips
The city lies just a few kilometres from the popular resorts of Benidorm, Altea and Moraira and not far from the incredible caves of Cova del Rull. Benidorm's popular amusement parks such as Terra Mitica and Aqualandia waterpark are only 20km away.
Nature Reserves
The Penon de Ifach Natural Park is one of the smallest nature reserves in Europe, with a protected surface area of just 45 hectares. Rising to 332m high, the Peñón de Ifach rock is Calpe's most recognised landmark. It's home to a diverse colony of flora and fauna, including some rare and endangered species, and is popular with hikers, climbers and birdwatchers.
Las Salinas Natural Park is close to Penon de Ifach. The salt-water lagoon is an important protected area, and more than 170 different species of bird have been spotted there, including the hundreds of resident flamingos.
History
The Queen's Baths – Los Baños de la Reina – are an important archaeological site, next to Calpe's promenade.
The remains of a well-preserved Roman fish-salting factory sit nearby, dating from 200BC. A most valuable kind of fish paste known as ‘Garum' was exported from here throughout the Roman Empire.
The Museum of Archaeology looks back at life in Calpe to as far as the 3rd century. Offering an interesting variety of exhibits excavated in and around the Calpe area, the museum was used as a town hall until 1974. It is located on a site known as ‘The Portalet', which was the only gateway to the walled city of Calpe since the 14th century.
Where to eat
There is an extensive choice of restaurants in Calpe, so there's no room for disappointment. Some examples include ‘one of the best restaurants in Calpe', Puerto Blanco. In the port area of La Canuta, it provides a varied and modern menu based on seasonal produce, a three-course lunch being around €30.
If you are looking for something a little easier on the pocket, yet still delicious, a traditional paella can be found at El Andaluz, specialising in rice dishes and tapas. The restaurant is highly popular with locals, and a full menu for one person is around €20.
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