Alicante
- Jávea |
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| Jávea
- lies about
80 km north east of Alicante, in between Denia and Altea. Javea,
between Denia in the north and the cabo de nao in the south, is embedded
between two bays - the cabo San Antonio and the cabo San Martin. In the
old part of Javea there are still some traditionally built houses with
balconies remaining. Especially along the Avenida del Mediterraneo
which runs along the Javea harbor area, you will find many restaurants
and bars. From a sightseeing point of view, you should visit the church
Iglesia de San Bartolome, which was built in the 12th century. Also of
interest is the museum Soler Blasco, which can be found in the calle Primicias. |
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Parador
de Jávea - Alicante Province
The Hotel is situated in
the beautiful city of Jávea to the north of the Costa Blanca and
is bathed by the waters of the Mediterranean. It provides the ideal location
for water sports and is surrounded by a vast sea that rivals the beauty
of the hotel garden filled with palm trees, bougainvilleas and other tropical
plants surrounding the magnificent swimming pool. Lush green vegetation
outlines the brilliant colours and refreshes the sunny summer afternoons.
The interior provides the traveller with the opportunity to relax in spacious,
comfortable bedrooms with balconies overlooking the Mediterranean sea.
The hotel’s main rooms are light, spacious, and comfortable and are decorated
with plants and flowers. Fish, seafood and rice combine with garden
produce to make truly exquisite dishes such as paella de pato con pimientos
rojos (duck paella with red peppers) and paella de verduras de temporada
(paella with seasonal vegetables). Unmissable. Regional citrus fruits,
oranges and 'manda inas' are also exceptional. |
| Castellón/Costa
del Azahar - Benicarló |
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| Benicarló is a city
and municipality in the north of the province of Castelló de la
Plana, part of the Valencian Country, in the Mediterranean Coast between
the cities of Vinaròs and Peníscola, not too far south from
the Ebre River. Tourism, agriculture and some manufacturing are the major
industries. Well communicated with a train station in the Valencia-Barcelona
line and the A7 Highway. Main Holidays: Artichoke Fair in
January, Falles in March, St. Gregory in May, St. Bart in August. Popular
as a holiday-resort for Northern Europeans and Spaniards alike. |
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Parador
de Benicarló - Castellon Province
The magnificent Costa del
Azahar compliments the hotel's splendid gardens, situated 30 metres from
the sea. The hotel's interior contains classic contemporary furniture,
and the architecture is the same throughout. Enjoy a round of golf in the
fresh sea air. Rice, fish and sea food dishes are the basics of Mediterranean
cuisine. Seafood dishes and the Benicarló artichokes capture the
region's culinary character. Sign up for the breakfast buffet; it
is one of the Parador's culinary treats. Also you have to try the seafood
and rice dishes. After all, you are in Levante. Also during July
and August, you can enjoy the cocktail bar/barbeque, which of course has
the same quality and service as the Parador. |
| Valencia
- El Saler |
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| Valencia - a medium-sized
port city (the third largest city in Spain) and industrial area on the
Costa del Azahar in Spain. It is the capital of the Autonomous Community
of Valencia and of province of Valencia. Valencia has a Mediterranean
climate, with warm dry summers and mild winters. The ancient winding
streets of the Barrio del Carmen contain buildings dating to Roman and
Arabic times. The Cathedral, built between the 13th and 15th century, is
primarily of gothic style but contains elements of baroque and Romanesque
architecture. Beside the Cathedral is the gothic Basilica of the Virgin
(Basílica De La Virgen De Los Desamparados). The 15th century Serrano
and Quart towers are part of what was once the wall surrounding the city. |
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Parador
El Saler, Golf & Spa Hotel, El Saler, 12 kms from Valencia
A must for golf lovers thanks
to the 18-hole golf course, the Hotel is seen as one of the best in the
world. The large comfortable rooms - some with sea views - are an invite
to relaxation. Located on the coast, there is also a fantastic SPA to relax,
an outdoor pool and a grass football pitch. The completely renovated
and new plan building strictly respects the natural setting with its grand
glass-dominated structure bringing guests closer to La Albufera Nature
Reserve from all indoor spaces. The lower floor houses a modern conference
and events room - the ‘Vela Latina’ - with a maximum 400 pax capacity that
may be split into 5 spaces. This means it may be tailored to suit any requirement.
There’s nothing like a good paella ... We recommend you try the Parador’s
star dish: paella. You may also choose from other local rice dishes. As
you know, rice is king here! |
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