Enjoy an invigorating outing on a Golondrina pleasure-boat, find out about the Pope Luna's mysterious stairway, and enjoy spectacular vistas of Peñíscola as few know it.

Nordic walking combines all of the aspects you need to be fully fit. It develops your coordination, strength, conditioning and mobility. It's an ideal and healthy workout for people of all ages, from athletes to those of less sporty persuasions. And it's great fun, too!

Enjoy jet skiing around the Playa Norte and feel your adrenaline surge. Experience a different concept of a day out at the beach.

Visitors can enjoy guided nature tours and learn all about the surrounding area.

A coastal and rocky mountain range full of cliffs and coves, where Mediterranean vegetation and fauna flourish, covering an area of more than 15 kilometres. Take advantage of the numerous hiking trails to discover this wonder, alongside its heritage buildings, such as Xivert Castle.

The various routes enable you to discover the charming natural landscape of the Irta Mountains. Each route will take you through a different area of the park, introducing you to truly impressive places and buildings.

Opening hours: 10.00 am to 1.30 pm. From Monday to Sunday.

Enjoy a tourist train tour around the City in the Sea.

Take a refreshing dip in the pool or enjoy plunging down the water slides at the Urbanización Peñismar.

Car renting.

Rent a car and you will drive around the town visiting the best places.

Bike renting.

An unforgettable experience for all parrot-lovers, as well as anyone who just wants to enjoy themselves in the company of our birds.

A zoo where parrots become ambassadors for the Biodiversity of our planet.

Enjoy an invigorating outing on a Golondrina pleasure-boat, find out about the Pope Luna's mysterious stairway, and enjoy spectacular vistas of Peñíscola as few know it.

The Museum building is located on the Prince's Bastion, which is the wall furthest to the east on the promontory upon which the city of Peñíscola stands. Possibly of medieval origin, it took on its current form in the 18^th century to make room for the installation of an artillery barracks. From 1912 onwards this space was known as Les Costures ("the Schools" in English) as the old buildings were reconditioned for use as classrooms for the local schools. The building was left abandoned after these schools moved out in 1969.

In 1993 Peñíscola's Vocational School began restoration works on the building and the bastion and in 1996 refurbishment works were carried out in order to make it suitable for museum use. The founding goal of the Maritime Museum is the preservation, dissemination and safeguarding of Peñíscola's cultural heritage as a seafaring town. It is divided into three sections, each with a different theme: history and archeology, fishing and marine wildlife.

The museum's permanent exhibition consists of exhibits (archeological and ethnological pieces), model ships, graphic documents, multimedia displays (CD-ROMs and videos) and three aquariums featuring Mediterranean marine species.

Opening periods: From October to March: from 10.00am to 2.00pm and from 4.00pm to 6.00pm

From April to June: from 10.00am to 2.00pm and from 4.00pm to 8.00pm

From July to September: from 10.00am to 2.00pm and from 5.00pm to 9.00pm

Bike renting.

Customised tours with guides available in several languages (English, French, German, Dutch).Coach transfers with or without an escort.

Located by the sea and next to the Peñíscola side of the Sierra de Irta Natural Park. The Paintball centre features a picnic area, vending machines selling soft drinks and coffee, a large car park and hot showers.

In short, four stunning game fields in the heart of nature next to the Sierra de Irta Natural Park.

Customised tours with guides available in several languages (English, French, German, Dutch).Coach transfers with or without an escort.

Renting of  segways, scooters, dune buggies and quad bikes.