Dehesa De Campoamor – Beaches, Nature and Sailing

In Dehesa De Campoamor, the highlights for a stay range from three named beaches to pine groves and the Río Nacimiento, as well as sailing courses in July and August. If you are looking for a hotel, it helps to first decide what matters most to you: should the coast define your stay, are you interested in nature and walks, or would you like to plan around a sailing course? The following location and timing details show which specific differences may play a role in your decision.

The coast and its three beaches

The coast of Dehesa De Campoamor includes three beaches: Aguamarina, La Glea and Barranco Rubio. Aguamarina is also known as La Regia; both names refer to the same beach. This distinction is useful when planning if you come across the beach under different names. Playa Aguamarina is a natural beach with several coves. Snorkelling is common at this beach, making it the specific point of reference for this activity. If you are choosing a beach based on a possible activity, Aguamarina offers a clear connection between coves, a natural beach and snorkelling. La Glea and Barranco Rubio complete the three names along the coast; La Glea also has further specific features to help you find your way around.

Playa de la Glea and the woodland

Playa de la Glea is fully adapted and offers convenient access, a shaded area for people with disabilities, and supervised bathing with an amphibious chair. These three details concern different aspects of a beach visit: access, a shaded area and assistance with bathing. This makes it easier to identify which of these points matters for your plans. If you rely on a particular facility, it is advisable to confirm its current availability before your visit.

Near Playa de la Glea, a small bridge leads to a Mediterranean woodland that is suitable for walks. The beach features and the woodland are two distinct points of reference: the bridge leads to the woodland, which is also a specific destination for a walk. If you would like to include both the beach and a walk in your plans, this bridge provides a clear landmark.

Pine groves and the Río Nacimiento

The pine groves of Dehesa De Campoamor are among the notable green spaces on the Orihuela coast. Another specific landscape feature is the Río Nacimiento: it is 15.2 kilometres long, flows from the Sierra de Escalona and passes through the natural surroundings of Dehesa De Campoamor. The pine groves and the river represent different aspects of the surroundings: the groves are classed as a coastal green space, while the river’s length and course provide its geographical context. For walks, the Mediterranean woodland near Playa de la Glea is another distinct point of reference.

Sailing courses in July and August

The CN Campoamor Sailing School offers weekly courses in July and August, Monday to Friday, from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. If you would like to include a sailing course in your stay, you can coordinate your travel dates with these months and weekdays. The period, course days and set time slot are the specific points of reference for planning your schedule. This makes it possible to consider sailing as a separate focus alongside your interest in beaches and nature.

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For the broader travel overview: Orihuela.