PR-CV-061. Santa Pola-Santa Pola

The PR-CV-061 route, known as Santa Pola-Santa Pola, is a hiking experience that combines nature and historical heritage in the province of Alicante. With a length of 12.8 kilometers and an accumulated elevation of 127 meters, this medium-difficulty route is ideal for both experienced hikers and those looking to enjoy a day outdoors. The route is designed in a playful way, allowing walkers to return to the starting point without getting lost along the way. Along the route, hikers can enjoy the rich biodiversity of the area, with views of the Mediterranean Sea and the varied flora and fauna that inhabit this region. One of the most notable points of interest along the way is the Atalayola Tower, one of the coastal watchtowers built in 1552. This tower was part of a defensive system established along the Alicante coastline to protect against pirate attacks. Its history and architecture offer a glimpse into the region's past and provide an excellent place to stop and appreciate the surroundings. The PR-CV-061 route is not only an opportunity to enjoy nature but also to immerse oneself in the history of Alicante. With its combination of coastal landscapes and cultural elements, this route becomes an attractive option for anyone wishing to explore the beauty and history of Santa Pola.