Alcoceber travel guide

Alcocéber (official name Valencian Alcossebre, although the locals prefer and use Alcocebre) is a population center belonging, together with Cap i Corp and Las Fuentes, the town of Alcala de Chivert in the province of Castellon, Spain. Alcocéber is a small coastal village consisting of ten kilometers of coastline in five high quality beaches and unspoilt coves different, being one of the few towns that is not fully urbanized (as most of the coastal towns). It lies on the coast Azahar, adjacent to the north end of Peniscola Torreblanca and south. In addition to the coastal zone is characterized by Alcocéber have different viewpoints offered by the mountains belonging to the natural setting of the Sierra de Irta. Along its ten kilometers of coastline, four main beaches: the Charger (Carregador), the Roman, the Moro and the Manyetes (or Tropicana) which have blue flag as a sign of quality. You can also find three bays: Three beaches, a set of three bays separated by rocky formations whose bed is rocky, the Cala del Moro, which is separated from the beach with the same name for a small dune and the Cala Blanca found near the lighthouse. (...) more....

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