Symbol of the Costa Blanca, this huge and unique outcrop of limestone rises 332 metres above the Mediterranean, and is one of the most beautiful geographical features of the Valencia Region.
Abahana Villas - Aerial view of the Rock of Ifach in Calpe.
From its privileged position in the town of Calpe, it was used in the past as a refuge and watchtower on the lookout for potential pirate attacks and merchant ships.
Today it is a mecca for rock climbers and divers from all round the world, who test their prowess on its vertical faces and the depths of the surrounding waters.
There are organised outings all day long for those wishing to discover at first hand the natural treasures and outstanding views offered by the Peñón de Ifach Headland.
The climb takes approximately two hours, beginning at the Nature Park facilities. On the way hikers can observe the typical flora and fauna of the region before reaching the various viewing platforms which are an almost obligatory stopping point in order to take in the incredible panoramas to be seen.
To the south the "Serra Gelada Nature Park", to the west the protected landscape of the "Puig Campana" and the "Sierra de Aitana", and ahead, marking the end point of Calpe Bay, the "Morro de Toix".
The more intrepid will want to continue their climb through the tunnel and along a tricky path, although of course those who reach the summit will then enjoy the full sensation offered by mother nature.
Valencia is light that caresses, flowers that intoxicate and love that is lived in every corner. It is a land that has known how to preserve its soul while advancing with a firm step towards the future. Visiting Valencia is much more than a trip; it is an experience that touches the heart, that makes you feel part of something bigger.
Because here, in the land of flowers, light and love, every moment becomes an indelible memory.
Being one of the great mountains on the Costa Blanca, the Montgó Natural Park is emerging as one of the most special, since at its foot it includes not only the two charming towns of Jávea and Dénia, but, in its marine part, treasures the spectacular Cabo de San Antonio Marine Reserve.
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