Serra Gelada Accessible and Inclusive Route

Discover a unique natural setting without barriers: the Accessible and Inclusive Route through Serra Gelada invites you to connect with nature right from the heart of Benidorm. This 7-kilometre itinerary is perfect for all ages and abilities, combining coastal beauty with mountain landscapes along a fully adapted path.

Welcome to the Audio Guide of the Accessible Route through the Sierra Helada Natural Park!

This route, approximately 7 kilometers long, combines the natural beauty of the park with the accessibility needed for all visitors.

📍 Starting point: Plaza del Castillo

We begin at the iconic Plaza del Castillo, one of Benidorm’s most historic spots with breathtaking views of the Mediterranean coastline. Take a moment to enjoy the panorama before starting your journey.

🏖️ Section 1: Levante Beach

The route continues along the lively Levante Beach, stretching over 2 kilometres of golden sand and crystal-clear waters. The entire promenade is fully accessible, with wooden walkways leading to the sand. Enjoy the vibrant atmosphere, with cafés, shops, and benches to rest along the way.

🌿 Section 2: Entering Serra Gelada Natural Park

Leaving the beach behind, we enter the Serra Gelada Natural Park, a landscape rich in biodiversity and stunning geology. The trail is clearly marked and adapted for wheelchairs, pushchairs and bicycles, offering a smooth and comfortable walk through nature.

🌊 Section 3: Tio Ximo and Almadrava Coves

Along the way, you'll discover two hidden gems:

• Cala Almadrava – a quiet, peaceful spot with pristine waters.

• Cala Tio Ximo – a more secluded cove, perfect for observing marine life in a natural setting.

⛰️ Section 4: Cliffs and panoramic views

As we continue, the path leads us up to the stunning cliffs of Serra Gelada. The views of the Mediterranean are simply breathtaking. The trail is wide, smooth and easy to navigate, ensuring a comfortable experience.

Along the route, you'll find several accessible viewpoints, perfect for taking in the beauty of the sea and Benidorm’s iconic skyline.

🏰 End of the route: Punta del Cavall and Watchtower

The final stop is Punta del Cavall, home to a historic watchtower, listed as a Cultural Heritage Site. The cliffs also hide a rare natural wonder: a fossilised dune, a unique formation where ancient sand remains embedded in the rock.

✅ Useful tips

• Duration: 3 to 4 hours (depending on stops)

• Difficulty: low

• Accessibility: full

• Bring: water, sunscreen, a hat and comfortable clothing

🌱 Respect the environment

This is a protected natural park, so please:

🗑️ Take your rubbish with you
🌿 Do not disturb local wildlife or vegetation
🚫 Stay on the marked paths