What to see in Finestrat
Finestrat is a medieval village perched between the sea and Puig Campana, the most iconic peak of the Costa Blanca at 1,410 metres. Its old town preserves the Moorish street layout with hanging houses on the slopes. The Font del Molí is a fountain of fifteen caños (pipes) that marks the start of the region's most sought-after ascent routes. Terra Mítica lies adjacent to the coast.
🚆 How to get there from Alicante
The TRAM Line 1 (Alicante-Benidorm) offers direct access with stops at Cala Finestrat and Terra Mítica, with trains every 30 minutes. From Luceros, the journey takes approximately 45 to 60 minutes.
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Viewpoint · FREEPuig CampanaFinestrat — Marina Baixa (Alacant)Alicante's second-highest peak at 1,406 metres with distinctive conical shape and a notable split at the summit known as Tajo de Roldán.
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Church · FREEIglesia de Sant BartomeuFinestrat — Marina Baixa (Alacant)18th-century church in Finestrat's old town, situated on winding medieval streets.
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Beach & nature · FREECala de FinestratFinestrat — Marina Baixa (Alacant)Fine-sand beach, 270 metres long, with clear waters and Blue Flag status.
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Church · FREEErmita del Santísimo Cristo del RemedioFinestrat — Marina Baixa (Alacant)Hermitage located at Castell de Finestrat at the municipality's highest point with panoramic views.