Dehesa De Campoamor: Beaches, Nature and Sailing Courses

Dehesa De Campoamor is a destination for travellers who want to combine beach days with nature experiences and a clear range of summer activities. Three beaches, pine groves, the Río Nacimiento and a sailing school give the area several different facets. When choosing a holiday apartment or holiday home, your planned daily routine is therefore a useful starting point: would you like to discover coves and snorkelling opportunities, use a fully accessible beach, take walks in green surroundings or plan a sailing course in July and August?

Three beaches with different features

The coast of Dehesa de Campoamor includes three beaches: Playa Aguamarina, also known as La Regia, Playa de la Glea and Barranco Rubio. Playa Aguamarina is a natural beach with several coves. Snorkelling is common at this beach. This makes it a specific option for travellers who want to combine their time by the water with another activity. You should also take the name La Regia into account when planning your trip if you are looking for information about Playa Aguamarina.

Playa de la Glea has a different focus. It is fully accessible and offers convenient access points, a shaded area for people with disabilities and supervised bathing with an amphibious chair. These specific facilities may be important for your planning if practical access and supervised services are factors when choosing a beach day. Barranco Rubio is also one of the three beaches on the coast of Dehesa de Campoamor. This allows the coast to be included in your travel plans as a trio of named beach destinations, without attributing the same features to every beach.

Pine groves, river course and walks

Dehesa De Campoamor is not limited to its beaches. The Río Nacimiento is 15.2 kilometres long, flows from the Sierra de Escalona and passes through the natural surroundings of Dehesa de Campoamor. During your stay, this river course offers a landscape perspective that differs from the coastal locations. Its precise length also makes the Río Nacimiento a tangible part of the local landscape.

Among the particularly notable green spaces on the Orihuela coast are the pine groves of Dehesa de Campoamor. If you do not want to spend your days exclusively on a beach, these green spaces are an important consideration when choosing the area. A small bridge near Playa de la Glea leads to a Mediterranean woodland area that is suitable for walks. This makes it possible to combine time at the beach with a walk in a woodland area. Especially for families with a range of interests, this change between water, beach and green surroundings can make daily planning more varied, without allowing you to infer any specific distances or levels of difficulty.

Plan your summer sailing activities carefully

The Escuela de Vela of CN Campoamor offers weekly courses in July and August from Monday to Friday, from 10:00 to 14:00 each day. If sailing is to be the focus of your trip, this time frame is particularly relevant when planning. The fixed weekdays and times give your stay a clearly defined part of the day. When searching for accommodation, you can therefore first decide whether your trip should be shaped by the beach landscape, walks or this summer course programme.

Choose the right accommodation for your travel profile

A holiday apartment or holiday home in Dehesa De Campoamor should suit the type of holiday you are actually planning. Anyone who mainly wants to snorkel at Playa Aguamarina will have different priorities from travellers who take the special facilities at Playa de la Glea into account or plan a walk to the Mediterranean woodland area. For a stay in July or August, the course times of the Escuela de Vela may also determine the desired daily structure. This connects the choice of accommodation with the planned trip without presupposing the features, prices or availability of individual properties.

As additional destinations for your further search, you can also look at Los Balcones, Torremendo, Playa Flamenca, Cabo Roig, Castillo De Don Juan, Hurchillo, La Zenia and Punta Prima.

For the broader travel overview: Orihuela.