Torrevieja
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Torre del Embarcadero (La Mata)
16th-century tower on La Mata Norte beach, listed as a Bien de Interés Cultural.
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Aquopolis Torrevieja
Summer water park with slides, pools, picnic areas and places to relax.
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Museos Flotantes – Submarino S-61 Delfín
Walk through a real navy submarine, the S-61 Delfín, moored in the fishing port beside the patrol boat Albatros III.
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Museo del Mar y de la Sal
Torrevieja’s main museum on the town’s maritime and salt-making roots, with ship models, old photos and fishing gear.
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Laguna Rosa (Laguna de Torrevieja)
Pink salt lagoon coloured by its high salinity; because it is protected, it can only be visited on the tourist train.
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Parque Natural de las Lagunas de La Mata y Torrevieja
Protected wetland of two salt lagoons, one pink and one blue, with marked trails and birdlife such as flamingos.
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Paseo Juan Aparicio
Seafront promenade with sheltered bathing areas and the much-photographed La Bella Lola statue.
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Cala de Cabo Cervera
Small cove with clear water for swimming and snorkelling around the Cabo Cervera headland.
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Cala Piteras
Small Blue Flag cove, good for swimming and snorkelling.
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Playa de La Mata
Torrevieja’s longest beach (about 2.4 km), split into La Mata Norte and La Mata Sur with protected dunes.
