Almadraba

Playa Almadraba, also known as Benicàssim or Benicasim, is a picturesque beach situated in the Valencian Community of Spain, specifically in the province of Castellón. The name "Almadraba" is derived from an ancient fishing technique used in the area to catch tuna. Covering a length of 650 meters and an average width of 28 meters, the beach is characterized by its fine sand and calm waters. These natural conditions make it a peaceful and tranquil place for visitors. Furthermore, the beach is also protected by several breakwaters, which help maintain the calmness of the sea and prevent waves, enhancing the safety and enjoyment for families with children. The beach is equipped with various amenities to improve the visitors' experience. It features a pedestrian promenade, providing a tranquil setting for strolls. In addition, the beach offers a library, a fishing school, rental services for umbrellas, sunbeds, and skates, and showers and toilets. During the summer season, it organizes workshops for children, storytelling sessions, and various outdoor activities. In terms of accessibility, Playa Almadraba has walkways leading to the shore, changing rooms, and services for people with disabilities. It also provides amphibious chairs, with qualified staff available to assist bathers with disabilities.