Top Things to do in Benicarlo
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The 10 Best Things to Do in Benicarlo, Spain
Discover the best top things to do in Benicarlo, Spain including Jardin del Papagayo, Castillo Templario Ponteficio, Benicarlo Central Market, Peniscola Castle, Morrongo Beach, Parque Natural de la Sierra de Irta, Benicarlo Marina, Monumento al Papa Luna, Capilla del Santo Cristo del Mar, Casa de Las Conchas.
Restaurants in Benicarlo
1. Jardin del Papagayo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 242 reviews
Reviewed By JustineLow - Tarragona, Spain
The bird park is a nice place to visit, the feeding was fun for both adults and children. There are also some adventure trails for more daring visitors. And surprisingly saw a white kangaroo among other usual kangaroo! The bird shows was interesting too. Overall, don't mind coming back again.
However, the butterflies park was not worth the visit. Just saw a few butterflies, saw more plants, tortoise and flamingos than butterflies.
2. Castillo Templario Ponteficio
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 535 reviews
Reviewed By Gary S - Milton Keynes, United Kingdom
we took a small detour to come here between Valencia and Tortosa...glad we made the effort to have a wander here and look up the viewpoint/castle and related history.
The castle is a nice slow climb from the beach area and a nice mini workout in the summer hear. Most visitors were certainly pumping sweat on the walk around.
You can access the very top by small walk ways and steps...make the effort as the views are splendid.
The building has been gracefully restored and is well kept. The small entrance fee is worth it.
3. Benicarlo Central Market
Overall Ratings
4 based on 103 reviews
Reviewed By Joroca - Buckinghamshire
I love mercadona. It is a supermarket that offers a great choice of Spanish food. A visit to the fish counter is a must and if you have a dietary requirement, then this supermarket will cater.mim GF and the selection of gluten free foods is better than in the UK.
4. Peniscola Castle
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
5. Morrongo Beach
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 61 reviews
This is Benicarlo’s flagship beach and lies alongside the Fishing Port and Marina. It is ideal for families with its fine sand backed by a varied range of hotels, restaurants, bars and cafeterias. Length: 300 m Width: 30 m Other facilities: disabled access, signage, police supervision, parking, showers, foot-washes, bar/restaurant, lifeguard, public transport, cleaning. Standards: ISO 9001 (Quality), ISO 14001 (Environment), EMAS (Environment), Blue Flag.
Reviewed By Manuela L - Luxembourg City, Luxembourg
In centre of Benicarlo (av. Marques de Benicarlo) is a lovely city beach, who is cleaaned all days by the comunity of Benicarlo; it's a sandy beach, no sunbeds and umbrella, you must have your own or your towel; nice games for children; cafes and restaurants nearby and parkings; a joyfull beach, nice to swim and lazing in the sun., just take your pick.
6. Parque Natural de la Sierra de Irta
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 113 reviews
Reviewed By Paul M
What a delightful drive along the coast up to spectacular vantage points with views to die for!
The drive is not for the faint hearted, some very tight bends and drops!
The coves for swimming and snorkelling are stunning! The fish were stunning.
We drove into the hills on roads which are not really roads, my advice walk or cycle or possibly a trail bike with supplies as nothing around for miles. Worth the visit.
7. Benicarlo Marina
Overall Ratings
4 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By Andrew W - London, United Kingdom
We went for a wander around the marina and saw the boats moored up. Very nice modern Port of Benicarlo building.
8. Monumento al Papa Luna
Overall Ratings
4 based on 306 reviews
Reviewed By Martin D - Bath, United Kingdom
This is just a statue. The history is interesting and it makes an interesting picture but there is much more to this place than just this. Visit the castle and walk the tiny alley ways in the evening and it's then worth it.
9. Capilla del Santo Cristo del Mar
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 11 reviews
The Church of Sant Pere (St. Peter), known by everyone as the Chapel of Crist de la Mar, stands beside the Port. Traditionally, the Crist de la Mar has always been deeply worshipped by the people of Benicarló. Indeed, legend tells us that in 1650 a felucca arrived on the Beaches of Benicarló from which César Cataldo disembarked, carrying with him an image of Christ on the Cross. His arrival was deemed to be prodigal and the miracles performed by the sainted image even more so.
Reviewed By Distaste - Faversham, United Kingdom
This was one of the cheapest "menu of the day" establishments we saw. As we only wanted a midday snack we decided it would be fine. Starter. Was in my opinion a main course paella. Main course was chicken fillet and chips. Afters was a lovely pre made tiramisu. All for 6 euro. A bottle of good beer 1 euro no hidden extras on the bill. The total bill for 2 x the above 14 euro. Great value and good service. Well done
10. Casa de Las Conchas
Overall Ratings
4 based on 96 reviews
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