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5. www.spain-holiday.com › Costa-del-AzaharCosta del Azahar, Spain – Travel guide, facts and map

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   Jul 10, 2019 · Highlights of Costa del Azahar. To the north of Valencia you find the Costa del Azahar, or Orange Blossom Coast. The area forms part of the provinces of Valencia and Castellón and is one of the most beautiful and unspoilt regions of Spain. Not only offering great beaches but beautiful towns and countryside. The area is still relatively ...

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6. www.roughguides.com › article › costa-del-azaharOrange Blossom Coast: A Spanish Costa You’ve Never Heard Of

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   Aug 31, 2021 · One of Spain’s unsung beachy stretches is the Costa del Azahar, or Orange Blossom Coast. It’s quiet, for now, but from September Ryanair will be flying in from London Stansted and Bristol to the costa’s once-white-elephant airport of Castellon. It was opened in 2011 at a cost of €150 million but has been flightless, save a handful of ...

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   What is the Costa del Azahar?

   • The Costa del Azahar, or Orange Blossom Coast, is an attractive stretch of the Mediterranean coast, between Valencia and the Costa Dorada in Catalonia.

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   Which towns are located on the Costa del Azahar?

   • The towns located on the Costa del Azahar (from north to south) are: Vinaroz, Benicarló, Peñíscola, Alcalá de Chivert, Torreblanca, Cabanes coast, Oropesa del Mar, Benicasim, Castellón de la Plana, Almazora, Burriana, Nules, Moncófar , Chilches, La Llosa and Almenara.

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   Why should you visit Costa del Azahar?

   • Aside from this it is historically interesting with its 10th century Moorish castle. The countryside of the Costa del Azahar is breathtaking, filled with orange and lemon groves, protected parks and nature reserves; the region offers plenty of scope for those who enjoy outdoor pursuits and rural tourism.

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   Does Costa del Azahar speak Spanish?

   • While Spanish is the primary language spoken in Costa del Azahar, many locals will have basic English language skills, especially in tourist areas. It is always useful to learn a few essential Spanish phrases, but communication should not be a major issue during your visit. Spain is one of my favourite places to visit.

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   The Costa del Azahar is structured by the A-7 and AP-7 motorways that connect all the main municipalities and connect them with Valencia to the south and Tarragona to the north. The N-340 also runs along the parallel coast. From the interior it is easily accessible by the A-3 coming from Madrid and by the A-23 coming from Teruel and Zaragoza.

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   Sep 4, 2023 · Beyond the beaches, Costa del Azahar is dotted with picturesque coastal towns. Peñíscola, with its medieval castle perched on a hill, is a sight to behold. Take a stroll through its narrow streets and immerse yourself in its rich history and charming atmosphere. Another gem is Morella, a hilltop town famous for its well-preserved medieval ...