If there is something that makes Spain conquer the hearts of tourists from all over the world, it is the undisputed charm of its beaches. But our beaches would not be the same without the magic, beauty and grandeur of its coastal towns. From its picturesque houses and cobblestone streets, to the stunning coves of crystal clear water that merge with the magnificent environment that surrounds these towns, the list of attributes that invite a getaway is endless. In this tour we travel to some of the coastal paradises that our country treasures, places that fortunately have a Parador that invites you to disconnect and enjoy some of the most popular regional culinary proposals.

Mojacar has the honor of being part of the network 'The Most Beautiful Villages of Spain'. The promenade, lined with exotic palm trees, offers an exceptional panoramic view of the beautiful Mediterranean landscape. No less impressive is its historic center, full of urban fabrics that tell the story of the legacy of the Muslims for the region, or the Sierra de la Cabrera full of dense riparian forests. Whether you are looking for the serenity of the sea, the cultural richness or the peacefulness of nature, in Mojácar you will find answers to all your questions. And if you are curious, you will be delighted to know that there is a legend that suggests that Walt Disney himself was born here.

Without leaving the town, the Parador de Mojacar is an oasis of relaxation that includes a wellness area, sauna and, of course, a restaurant to enjoy the best dishes. The seafood cuisine is the basis of the gastronomic proposal of the Parador, although it also reflects the traditional Alpujarra cuisine.  Indispensable are the red prawns of Garrucha, the rice dishes, the fish of the day from the fish market, as the appreciated Gallo Pedro, or traditional recipes of stew, among others, the soup of fishermen of the Almeria coast, the cuajadera of cuttlefish, the ajo colorao or the gurullos. 

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Torrox, located on the coast of Malaga, boasts a spring-like climate all year round. Thanks to its valley open to the sea and the majestic mountains that surround it, it enjoys an average annual temperature of 18º, which has earned it the title of 'Best climate in Europe' by Meteogroup. Several stretches of the Torroxeño coastline boast the popular Blue Flag, a symbol of the quality of Spanish beaches, such as Torcasol, El Morche, Ferrara and El Peñoncillo. Beyond its captivating maritime corners, the municipality is home to a rich historical heritage. The Roman site of El Faro preserves the remains of a powerful Roman city from the 1st century. In addition, the Church of Nuestra Señora de la Encarnación stands out with its Mudejar-style roofs and pyramidal structures, while the town's famous lighthouse offers unparalleled views of the landscape.

Just a stone's throw from Torrox, the Parador de Málaga Golf will add a special touch to your getaway. Beyond connecting with a spectacular white sand beach, this retreat has first-class facilities, including tennis courts, paddle tennis and a golf course, for you to enjoy the most in company. In addition, if you are a lover of coastal tourism, the Parador is in a privileged location, very close to other tourist resorts such as Puerto Banús, Mijas, Torremolinos and Marbella.

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The Costa Dorada and the crystalline coves make Calabardina a captivating destination in the region of Murcia. The town hides one of its most serene beaches within the Regional Park of Calnegre and Cabo Cope, where you will not only enjoy a refreshing swim, but also explore a corner inhabited by unique species such as the black-headed turtle. In addition, every first weekend of May, Calabardina comes alive with the celebration of the Fiesta de la Cruz de Mayo. During the event, residents make crosses adorned with natural flowers and then accompany the procession of the Virgen del Carmen, patron saint of sailors, along the beaches and cobblestone streets, to the sound of drums and bugles.

The Parador de Lorca, located just a stone's throw from Calabardina, is a true historical and artistic treasure. This imposing castle houses an ancient 15th-century synagogue and the majestic Fortaleza del Sol, which includes an Islamic cistern and fragments of the Almohad wall that defended the hill on which the architectural complex stands. After exploring the charms of the picturesque coastal towns, the Parador offers the perfect place to relax and recharge your batteries. Whether enjoying rejuvenating treatments with Aloe Vera and Royal Jelly or soaking in the impressive indoor pool, here you will find a well-deserved rest after your adventures.

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In Alicante, Altea draws attention for the rich wealth of natural treasures it presents. With six kilometers of coastline, it offers a variety of beaches that have a unique charm. L'Olla, Solsida, Cap Negret, Albir, Cala del Mascarat or La Roda hide small coves between cliffs that offer incredible views of the Mediterranean and the opportunity to enjoy the sun, the sea breeze and tranquility, without the typical overcrowding of other beaches. But Altea also has a rich nature to explore. It is worth taking a trip to the Altea island of Olleta, located within the Serra Gelada Natural Park, which is home to archaeological remains from Roman times. In addition, the Sierra de Bernia has exciting hiking trails, such as the Ruta de los Arcos or the Ruta del Forat de Bèrnia. And, of course, in its historic center, you will lose yourself in its narrow cobblestone streets that tell the story of the passage of the Muslims through the beautiful town.

Surrounded by the dazzling Costa Blanca, the Parador de Jávea is located in a town with deep roots in the maritime tradition. Our establishment offers the best viewpoint to contemplate all the wonders that this charming town in Alicante has to offer: white sandy beaches, hidden coves with crystal clear waters and natural landscapes of valleys and mountains. In addition, its restaurant, framed by a row of lush palm trees, is the perfect refuge to enjoy the culinary specialties of Alicante, such as paella, fried fish, octopus or shoulder of kid.

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El Rompido is one of the most beautiful villages of Huelva, framed in a true paradise as the Natural Park of the Marismas del Rio Piedras. Its picturesque white houses are lined up next to an impressive urban beach of 1000 meters. A must-see point of interest is 'La Flecha de El Rompido', a formation that opens to the ocean through one of the most unique and captivating virgin beaches in the region. Here, in addition to enjoying a refreshing swim, you can take hiking trails through its pine forests. If you are passionate about wildlife, the protected area of Las Marismas offers the opportunity to see dolphins, an especially exciting experience for the youngest members of the family.

Just half an hour from El Rompido, the Parador de Ayamonte emerges surrounded by a landscape dotted with Mudejar churches and mansions of Indianos. The building is located on the ruins of the Roman castle and from its terrace you can enjoy the beautiful sunsets at the mouth of the Guadiana. In fact, thanks to its location next to the Guadiana International Bridge, you can enjoy the beauty of the Portuguese coastal towns and take advantage of your stay to discover the excellent Portuguese gastronomy.

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Ribadesella, caressed by the waters of the Costa Verde, merges the rich seafaring and historical tradition in a unique landscape. The picturesque neighborhood of Arenal de Santa Marina is an obligatory stop for travelers. There, you will find several romantic villas, such as the Rosario, witnesses of the opulence of the bourgeoisie of the twentieth century. Here, you can enjoy a refreshing swim at the spectacular Santa Marina beach, where the famous Sella River flows into the sea, creating one of the most impressive deltas in Spain. In the historic center, declared of Cultural Interest, different artistic currents are intertwined. If you are one of those who enjoy walking the streets, do not miss the imposing Gothic chapel of Santa Ana, the Town Hall decorated according to Plateresque and Renaissance principles, and the many stately homes of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, which make up a real open-air museum.

About 20 minutes from Ribadesella, sheltered by the Picos de Europa, the Parador de Cangas de Onís awaits you. Its warm and cozy rooms, built with stone and wood, invite you to rest. This Parador occupies the monastery of San Pedro de Villanueva, a site declared a National Monument, which treasures historical remains such as a 12th century monastic well and the remains of a medieval tower. In addition, its gardens are a perfect setting to marvel at the beauty of the Asturian landscape.

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