What to do in Guardamar del Segura: a guide for those arriving by plane

If you've just landed in Alicante or Murcia and Guardamar del Segura is your holiday destination, here's what you shouldn't miss while you're here.

Guardamar Castle

The remains of Guardamar's medieval castle offer privileged views over the mouth of the Segura river — a short stop, but well worth it, especially at sunset.

Playa Centro

The town's classic urban beach, awarded a Blue Flag, with a seafront promenade that's perfect for a stroll after dinner.

Guardamar Dunes

A protected natural area unlike anywhere else on the Costa Blanca, ideal for walking among pine groves and dunes — very different from the typical urban beach landscape.

Parque Reina Sofía

One of Spain's most distinctive public parks, right by the sea, with a wide variety of plant species.

Old town and the mouth of the Segura

The old town keeps quiet streets, local shops, and the Church of San Jaime. And don't leave without seeing the exact point where the Segura river meets the Mediterranean — one of the best spots in town to watch the sunset.

Getting around while you're here

For your trip to and from the airport, or any transfer within the Costa Blanca, you can book your taxi online at an indicative price even before you land.