Torrevieja, Spain, a city located on Costa Blanca and in the Alicante province! Originally a salt mine and fish village, Torrevieja is in between two large salt lakes, Las Salinas. Here are several things to do that will let you enjoy Torrevieja, Spain to the fullest.
1. Aquopolis Torrevieja
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Ready for some water fun? Get ready for Aquopolis Torrevieja! Even on holidays, this water park has so many options to choose from such as sporting activities like the Aquagym and Step.
Exercising in the water has never been so much fun! Other activities involve balloon games, bowling, and face painting. There’s even a mini club! Check out Aquopolis Torrevieja. Family enjoyment for everyone!
Aquopolis Torrevieja
Address: Av. Delfina Viudes, s/n, 03183 Torrevieja, Alicante, Spain
Website: Aquopolis Torrevieja
2. Parasailing Torrevieja (from USD 71.0)
Want some air time? Parasail Torrevieja! You get to fly in parachutes as the boat safely travels with you high in the air!
Five people can go at a time: family, significant other, or friends. The fun never ends! Parasailing is great for birthdays, parties, or just plain summer fun.
Flying over the sea is an awesome way to experience the view. It’s better than surfing. Much safer too! Be sure to Parasail Torrevieja before your vacation expires!
Parasailing Torrevieja
Address: Pso. Vistalegre,sn, 03183 Torrevieja
Website: Parasailing Torrevieja
90 minute parasailing adventure, Torrevieja
Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes
3. Pola Park Amusement Park
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Thirty minutes from Torrevieja, Pola Park was closed for renovations. But now it’s back and the grand opening is like nothing you’ve ever seen! Pola Park has 30 rides of fun for everyone.
Clear your schedule for a day of merriment without limitations! If you’re hungry, there’s plenty of different foods to try like sandwich bars, hamburger restaurants, kebabs, and pizzas. Other activities involve garden walks, bright light, and colors. Don’t forget to check out their season pass and their prices! Pola Park is where you and your family want to be, especially the kids!
Pola Park Amusement Park
Address: Avda. Zaragoza s/n, 03130 Santa Pola
Website: Pola Park Amusement Park
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4. La Mata Beach
La Mata Beach is one of the best beaches in Spain! La Mata Beach is known for its clean water and safety. Go to the beach and walk along the shore!
The best time to do this is during lunch time or in the evenings! La Mata has a ton of activities to keep you occupied. Another highlight of La Mata Beach, it’s very spacious; grab a towel, show off your beach bod, soak up some on the sun’s rays, and enjoy La Mata Beach to the fullest!
La Mata Beach
Address: Torre La Mata, Alicante, Spain
Website: La Mata Beach
5. Museo del Mar Y de La Sal (Museum of Sea and Salt)
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Museo del Mar Y de La Sal (Museum of Sea and Salt) is the most important museum as you will learn the origin of the city from the beginning of its history! Right now, the Museum of Sea and Salt is at a temporary location. The exhibit has a selection of objects that illustrate Torrevieja’s roots. You will see salt work samples, vintage photos, models of boats, fishing elements, and more! For instance, did you know that one of the ships was used to sell salt long ago?
Muse del Mar Y de La Sal
Address: Calle Patricio Perez, 10, 03181 Torrevieja, Alicante, Spain
Website: Museo del Mar Y de La Sal
6. Playa del Cura
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Playa del Cura is a beach located in the heart of town! It’s one of the most urban beaches in Torrevieja! Although Playa del Cura is pretty busy during the summer, the sand is cleaned daily and the water is always clear.
Playa del Cura has many shops, museums, and other attractions along the resort. This beach is summer ready for the tourists and locals alike. Get in on Playa del Cura’s summer vacation and family adventure!
Playa del Cura
Address: Calle Fragata, 1 03182 Torrevieja Spain
7. Dique de Lavante Breakwater
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Torrevieja Pier, also known as Dique de Levante Breakwater, starts with the Torrevieja Lighthouse to the end of the pier. The walk is about a mile down the pier and another mile back! You will see a statue of a woman!
Most of the locals have translated the woman saying goodbye to a Torrevieja sailor. Many tourists take photos with the sculpture; or, she’s the main focal point. On Dique de Levante Breakwater, you will witness the Mediterranean horizon on one end and see the inner harbor on the other end. It’s an enjoyable walk along the sea in Torrevieja!
Dique de Lavante Breakwater
Address: Paseo de la Libertad, 03181 Torrevieja
Website: Dique de Lavante Breakwater
8. Museos Flotantes Delfin S-61 y Albatros III
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Don’t forget to visit Torrevieja’s floating museums! The museum is comprised of three ships of different origins: the S-61 Delfin Submarine and the Albatros III Customs Surveillance Patrol Boat. The S-61 Delfin Submarine was the first Spanish Navy’s ship.
Now, it’s a floating museum. The Albatross III Patrol Boat was used for the Customs Surveillance Service until March 2006. It became the second floating museum.
And the last ship to join the museum was the “Pascual Flores” which was mentioned previously; this ship was reconstructed back to its originality. It was used by sailors to sell salt! Three different ships with so much history to spare! The Museos Flotantes Delfin S-61 y Albatros II is an attraction you do not want to miss!
Museos Flotantes Delfin S-61 y Albatros III
Address: Avenida Puerto, 03185 Torrevieja
9. Parque de Las Naciones
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Parque de Las Naciones provides a quiet and restful break from the crowds. It’s a nice place to go for a walk and let the kids run around. Children love it as there’s a play area for them. The attraction is that it’s almost like a farm setting, with roosters, peacocks, parrots and lots of other birds. Set around a lake, waterbirds like ducks and geese make it their home and in season, their chicks entertain locals and visitors alike. The park is not huge, but there are areas where you can take some time out and picnic. You can even hire an electric boat and get out on the water. Conveniently, there’s street parking on Don Cesar Canovas Girada.
Parque de Las Naciones
Address: Calle Villa de Madrid 332, 03181 Torrevieja, Spain
Website: Parque de Las Naciones
10. Visit a submarine and customs patrol boat
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You can explore a submarine and the customs patrol boat at the floating Museos flotantes Delfin S-61 y Albatros III. The submarine especially is interesting as you can explore it and see how the sailors lived and worked in it. But note that opening hours are limited. They may not be open sometimes for maintenance, so it’s best to call ahead and confirm opening times. Also, if it rains they have to close for health and safety reasons. Very small children also have restrictions in case they fall down hatches and stairways. Allow for about an hour and a half to see everything. Hours are usually from 10 AM until 2:00 PM Wednesdays to Sundays.
Museos flotantes Delfin S-61 y Albatros III
Telephone: +34 687 52 09 74
Address: Av del Puerto, 03181 Torrevieja, Spain
Prepare for international fun!
Torrevieja, Spain is just waiting for you and the family to dive right in! With beaches, museums, an amusement park, and so much more to offer, you will never want to leave!
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