Benicarló is located along Spain’s eastern Mediterranean coast, nestled between the larger cities of Valencia to the south and Barcelona to the north. Its strategic coastal location in the Province of Castellón makes it a hidden gem of the Valencian Community. The city’s proximity to the beautiful beaches of the Costa del Azahar, also known as the “Orange Blossom Coast,” provides stunning sea views and a wealth of recreational opportunities for visitors and residents alike.
The region is characterized by a Mediterranean climate, with hot summers and mild winters. Summer months are typically dry and sunny, making it the perfect time to enjoy Benicarló’s beaches and outdoor activities, while spring and fall are also pleasant, ideal for those who prefer slightly cooler temperatures. The average annual temperature hovers around 18°C (64°F), with July and August being the warmest months. The climate, combined with the area’s natural beauty, makes Benicarló a year-round destination for both leisure and business events.
Nearby geographical highlights include the Maestrat Mountains to the west, offering hiking opportunities, and the Ebro Delta to the north, known for its natural parks and birdwatching. The proximity to the historical towns of Peñíscola and Morella also adds to the city’s appeal, giving tourists more options to explore within a short drive.