The Costa Azahar is known as the Orange Blossom Coast and stretches from Vinaros in the north to Almenara in the south, a distance of 120 km. It takes it's name from the orange groves that run along the coastal plain and enjoys a good climate with beaches of fine sand lapped by the calm water of the Mediterranean sea. More and more English and other northern Europeans are beginning to discover this relatively unspoilt area of Spain with its many attractions.  
The la concha beach is located on the outskirts of Oropesa del Mar in the province of Castellon. This typical Mediterranean seaside town is known for its beaches of white sand, coves and cliffs, the marina, and picturesque old town with its bars and nightlife. There are many things to do and many places to visit nearby.  
 
Aquarama - This water park located in nearby Benicàssim which is only 15 minute drive from oropesa . 
 
Desierto de Las Palmas - In wooded hills a few kilometres inland from Benicàssim is the tranquil 17th century Carmelite monastery of the Desierto de las Palmas which is famous for its liqueur distilled from aromatic herbs. The surrounding region is a designated natural park (Parc Natural del Desierto de las Palmas) and, with it's many trails and picnic spots, it is very popular with walkers.  
 
 
For the golf enthusiast the Club de Campo del Mediterraneo and Club de Golf Costa de Azahar are only a short drive away. There is also the Panoramica Golf & Country Club further up the coast in San Jorge.  
 
If you like shopping, museums and other city attractions why not visit Castellón de la Plana  which is only 20 minutes drive away, or Valencia (the city of arts and science, and the venue for the 2008 Grande Prix), and if they don't tire you out, further north you will find the cultural delights of Barcelona await you.  
 
There are also many interesting towns and villages nearby, and you will find useful information on these in the Castellon & Costa Azahar Tourist Guide.