Benicarló

Benicarló, located in the north of the province of Castellón, in the Valencian Community, is a coastal city that combines history, culture, and a privileged natural environment. With a population of over 25,000 inhabitants, it has established itself as an attractive destination both for residents and real estate investors seeking quality of life by the sea.

Its origins date back to Iberian settlements, such as those at Puig de la Nau and La Tossa, and it has witnessed various civilizations that have left their mark on its rich heritage. The old town is home to prominent monuments such as the Church of San Bartolomé, in Baroque style, and the Convent of San Francisco, reflecting its historical legacy.

Benicarló boasts an extensive coastline offering beaches for all preferences. Playa del Morrongo, located next to the fishing port, is ideal for families due to its fine sand and calm waters. Playa de la Caracola and Playa de la Mar Xica are perfect for those seeking relaxation in a more natural and less crowded environment.

The city is renowned for its gastronomy, with a highlight on the Benicarló artichoke, protected by a Designation of Origin, and celebrated during the popular "Festa de la Carxofa," held annually with various culinary and cultural events.

In terms of services, Benicarló offers a complete infrastructure including health centers, schools, supermarkets, and a wide range of leisure and dining options, making it an ideal place to establish a second residence or for those looking for a profitable real estate investment on the Costa del Azahar.

With excellent road and rail connections, and its proximity to tourist towns like Peñíscola and Vinaròs, Benicarló offers a strategic location to enjoy the Mediterranean coast and the opportunities offered by the real estate market in this region.