Top Things to do in Cabo Roig
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10 Things to Do in Cabo Roig That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Cabo Roig, Spain including Zenia Boulevard, Cabo Roig Beach, Playa Cala Capitan, Playa de Mil Palmeras, Havana Bar, Flying Farmer & Wishing Well Bar - La Zenia, Gin & Fizz, Playa de la Glea, Dique de Levante Breakwater, Go-Karts Orihuela Costa.
Restaurants in Cabo Roig
1. Zenia Boulevard
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1 reviews
Zenia Boulevard is the largest Shopping centre in the province of Alicante. Our customers and visitors describe us as a city, with its streets, squares, Fountains, daily Concerts and events that bring Zenia Boulevard to life and are what makes us different and exciting. It is a Shopping Centre designed for the enjoyment and entertainment of our visitors. The Shopping Centre's gorgeous, well-tended plants and Gardens include more than 90 different species. We also have a free health and fitness park, where you can exercise, relax in the rest zones, watch the big sporting events and fascinating documentaries on the giant LED screen, and enjoy free Concerts and shows every week on our stage...plus over 150 shops with the best prices and a huge choice of products. Such a range of attractions means that visitors return to the centre over and over again, making it the ideal place for meeting up with friends. Over 150 shops including Alcampo, Decathlon, Primark, Leroy Merlin, Conforama, Norauto, Media Markt, Zara with its new look, Lefties, H&M, C&A, Massimo Dutti and many more await you. You will also find many exclusive stores here if you are looking for something special, such as Guess, Geox, Via di Milano (Armani, Dolce & Gabbana, etc.), Astoria (Meex, Hugo Boss, CK), Z&A (Tommy and Lacoste), etc. If you are shopping for the kids, you are in luck, because Tutto Picolo, Mayoral, Zippy, Baby Center, Pekes and other children's stores are all here. We are to be found in Zenia (Orihuela Costa), right on the coast, and indeed the Shopping Centre's Plaza Mayor overlooks the sea. There are also unrivalled views to be seen from our outdoor Terrace and from many of our restaurants. Our choice of places to eat includes: Muerde la Pasta, Burger King, Lizarran, 100 Montaditos, Wok Center, Foster's Hollywood, Good Rices Arroceria y Pizzeria, Yogurin Club, Subway, Che! Argentino, De Bassus and Taperia Dos Hermanas, and many more. In addition, Tommy Mel's and Che! Ristorante Italiano will be opening soon. There are also plenty of leisure options to enjoy. We have a big children's park and a play area to entertain the little ones. Several months ago saw the opening of Bowling Pleno La Zenia and Casinos del Mediterraneo. And in our Pharmacy, located in the Plaza Mayor, you can buy all your medicines. Situated 10 minutes from Torrevieja, 5 minutes from Campoamor, 30 minutes from Cartagena, 55 minutes from Murcia, 37 minutes from Elche, 47 minutes from Alicante, 15 minutes from San Javier, Zenia Boulevard is the perfect destination for shopping, strolling, having fun and discovering exciting things to do with your family and/or friends. Do you want to miss out on all this? Visit Zenia Boulevard and find everything you desire, from Z to A.
Reviewed By Nina Planting M
I spent an afternoon here with two adults and eight children. It is a good place to shop with children as it is clean, tidy and relatively easy to keep an eye on the kids. Nice shops, friendly staff and good places to eat and drink when required. As it is outside and not enclosed in a buliding it isabit like walking in a small town.
2. Cabo Roig Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 398 reviews
Reviewed By Lilly B - Europe
We walked to Cabo Roig from La Zenia all along the sea front. Lovely scenery and felt safe. Stopped in the restaurant along the front just before the marina for coffee and ice cream. Enjoyed our walk..lovely views.
3. Playa Cala Capitan
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 60 reviews
Reviewed By KieronWood - Dublin, Ireland
We were recommended to this beach by a long-time resident. Although it's only round the corner from La Zenia, which can be dangerous, Cala Capitan is safe, gently shelving and sandy - but crowded. There are two Beaches and a rocky promontory. But be prepared to walk to the beach - parking nearby is impossible. (BTW, it's not in Punta Prima, but off the N332!)
4. Playa de Mil Palmeras
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 249 reviews
Reviewed By Francis C - Rotterdam, The Netherlands
This beach is excellent to visit with family and friends. It is not to crowded and it has two chiringuitas (beach bar&restaurants). Here you can buy drinks or food. It has enough parking space and it accesible for weelchair too.
5. Havana Bar
Overall Ratings
5 based on 22 reviews
Reviewed By Sunseeker215 - Kilmarnock, United Kingdom
Definitely try their Mojitos along with many other cockails on offer at this friendly bar. On Wednesday evenings at 19.30 there are salsa lessons available if you have the nerve which are great fun. They also provide Spanish lessons from the middle of October for those wishing to learn either basic or advanced Spanish. Great pub to hang out in with friendly staff.
6. Flying Farmer & Wishing Well Bar - La Zenia
Overall Ratings
5 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By andrewparker08 - Caerphilly, United Kingdom
The Flying Farmer & Wishing Well are 2 great bars owned by the same family,the farmer has karaoke most nights and wishing well music for those who don't like karaoke and would prefer to chat.Nelia the owner & her 2 daughters Geogiana & Daniela are the probably the best host you would ever have the pleasure to meet and remember you year after year,you also have Megan & Carl 2 great staff members that will look after you.once you go here you don't want to go anywhere else.
7. Gin & Fizz
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 19 reviews
Reviewed By petewilson2017 - Grantham, United Kingdom
A new addition to the Plaza Square, ( formerly Sapphire cocktail bar) Gin And Fizz Gin Bar. Really great bar for pre / post meal drinks.
130 Gins to choose from, all meticulously presented with attention to detail.
Some of the Gins are more expensive but the extensive menu has all the prices so you are fully aware before you order. Ian and Tracey, the owners were great and very knowledgeable and also very friendly.
If Gin is not you drink , there are plenty of other options to choose.
At the moment they are not opening Sunday and Monday evenings so if you are planning a visit avoid these days.
Well worth calling next time you are in or near Villa Martin Plaza.
Pete W
8. Playa de la Glea
Overall Ratings
4 based on 58 reviews
Reviewed By lovesusa - Stockton Heath, United Kingdom
The beach here is a blue flag one with disabled access and a chair for disabled visitors to go into the water - see the lifeguards. Lifeguards of course - please follow their instructions you can be fined if you don't plus its just common sense.
The beach is a long one, lovely soft sand. The usual chiringuito (beach bar) with snacks, drinks, meals, ice creams. You get the key for the toilets from them.
Parking is now either in the side streets or on the waste ground in front of the bridge with the arches below. Not enough of it. Until fairly recently you could park down the road on one side but yellow lines have now appeared so this is a no no now. I would imagine anyone who has difficulty walking will find this a real problem as the parking surface on the field is very rough - buggies and wheelchairs will be very difficult to push. Why could there not be wheelchair/family parking along the road?
You are able to rent sunbeds and umbrellas on the beach, 15€ for the package but if you are planning a few days on the beach its worth buying your own at one of the many Chinese shops along the coast. Go early, especially at weekends!
9. Dique de Levante Breakwater
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 244 reviews
The Dique de Levante, with an extension of 1600 metres, has become a privileged esplanade facing the sea. Its structure combines wood and steel,and at the bottom side it includes a cycleway.The Dique de Levante is one of the most visited places by both tourists and inhabitan.
Reviewed By nnmercman - Camberley, United Kingdom
The raised breakwater boardwalk is longer than you think - you spot the statue at the curve and think that’s it - well actually it’s only half distance! Not sure of the length in total but reckon it must be near a mile. The main walkway is made of railway sleeper type logs but not as thick and a narrow paved path is to one side. Be careful if you walk along the planks without footwear as a number of the fixing screws have worked loose and become slightly raised in places. The statue half way is interesting, sculpted by Carmen Fraile (name’s on the plinth!) and alongside is a water Fountain. Walking along you get views over the marina and also the submarine museum moored up at the jetty across wasteland. A boat rental/water ski area is at the end of the marina and no doubt interesting to watch the goings on in summer (it was closed when I was there mid November). Fishermen gather along rocks around the lighthouse and a number of cats hang around the bench area and stairs nearby - looking over the railing I noticed a couple of small huts and food bowls so they’re obviously well fed and looked after - when I sat down one insisted on trying to snooze on my lap! If it’s a hot day you can walk along the bottom road which is in the shade.
A pleasant walk, nice views and good for exercise!
10. Go-Karts Orihuela Costa
Overall Ratings
4 based on 162 reviews
Reviewed By susanelizabeth441 - Runcorn, United Kingdom
My husband and I took my nine year old grandson to Torrevieja for school half term ,my husband took him on the twin carts 8 minutes for 21 Euros ,he really enjoyed it that 3 days later they returned for another session,photos 5 Euros .
