
Pope Luna Castle
A Templar gem with 360° views. A must at sunset.
Castle, sea, gastronomy and Mediterranean life. Here's what you can't miss.

A Templar gem with 360° views. A must at sunset.

Whitewashed streets, bougainvillea and postcard corners.

Fine sand and turquoise waters a step from the complex.
A curated selection of cultural and natural spots in Peñíscola, Benicarló and nearby villages. No businesses — just places.
14th-century Templar fortress with stunning Mediterranean views.
Whitewashed streets, flowery corners and viewpoints over the sea.
Fine sand and turquoise waters at the foot of the castle.
Next to the harbour — perfect at sunset.
Sea cave where the tide pushes water upward in spectacular bursts.
Protected natural park with wild coves and coastal trails.
Emblematic baroque church in the old town.
Active fish market famous for its prawns and PDO artichokes.
Cultural centre inside a 17th-century convent.
Quiet urban beach next to the harbour.
Central market from the early 20th century.
Panoramic viewpoint over the coast.
Small rocky coves with crystal-clear waters.
Wild cove inside the Sierra de Irta natural park.
Islamic fortress later rebuilt by the Knights Templar.
Coastal viewpoint at the end of the Sierra de Irta.
Walled medieval town, one of the most beautiful in Spain.
Navigable underground river — unique in Europe.
Renaissance complex surrounded by nature.
We're in the heart of Peñiscola. Easy access from the AP-7 and a 5-minute walk from the castle.