Calp

The municipality of Calp extends along the Costa Blanca coastline, featuring white sand beaches and the natural landmark of Peñón de Ifach rock formation.

Archaeological findings near Calp reveal settlements from the Bronze Age, followed by Iberian constructions and Roman establishments that developed marine trade routes.

The municipality maintains its traditional fishing industry through the local Fisherman's Cooperative while integrating modern tourism and international residents.

Calp connects to neighboring towns through regular bus services, with Benissa at 8 kilometers and Altea at 9.6 kilometers from the town center.

The municipality houses salt flats that form a protected wetland, creating a natural habitat for numerous bird species including pink flamingos.

Location: Province of Alicante

Location: Marina Alta

Capital city: Calp

Elevation above the sea: 59 m

Part of: Mancomunidade de Calpe, Murla e La Vall de Laguar-Pozo Lucifer, Mancomunitat Comarcal Marina Alta

Shares border with: Altea, Benissa

Address: Calp, Alicante, Spain 03710 Calp

Website: http://calp.es/va

GPS coordinates: 38.64444,0.04611

Latest update: August 13, 2025 10:35