Fantastic Beach not too touristy but always lots of people about, and always somthing going on…read more have spent many a day lounging here, swimming in the sea and reading a book. Plus there are a few nice bars and cafes near by to refuel. Although never look forward to the walk up the hill to get home at the end of the day!

Cala Ferris (Torrevieja, Spain) is a small beach with great views! There are no facilities, cafes,…read more toilets. Still great for a picnic, a walk or a run. Dogs are allowed. Park here: 37.954906, -0.704411 (free), then take a short walk to the beach. There are two restaurants within walking distance - Ferris Restaurant (North end of the beach) and Nautilus (South end of the beach). Shortest review ever but at least you have the pictures! :)

Visited a few days ago around 8pm.I was lucky to find a parking space right in front of the beach…read more Covid restrictions currently in place. Crowds were walking along the beach (almost everyone wearing masks) but the beach itself was not crowded at all. I was told it gets crowded when all folks go, 10am-2pm, 4-6pm. The beach is currently divided into squares of some 2.5 x 2.5 meters, many of them were vacant. Close to the city center, within a short walk from most places. There are many restraunts and shops around. Okay but I prefer the La Mata beach.

The park consists of two salt lakes: "Salina (Laguna) de La Mata" and "Salina (Laguna) de…read moreTorrevieja" (pink water). The area has a status of birds protection zone. Salina de La Mata (green/blue water) is great for walking, running, cycling and birds watching. The information center of the park (aka "Vistor's Centre" or "Centro de interpretación Parque Natural la Mata-Torrevieja" in Spanish) is located here: 38.025134, -0.658438. Salina de Torrevieja (pink water). You can get down to the lake to swim and bathe. Drive to Calle de las Lavandores (37.996916, -0.700556), park there, walk towards the lake (100-150 m). The salinity level is very high, you can float. Mud is in abundance. The best time to visit is from June to September. There's no infrastructure Update June-10-2017. I wrote a blog post about one of the two lakes (Salina de La Mata), check it out: http://andrewcherkashin.com/salina-la-mata-torrevieja/

A park. There was a railway station here years ago, now out of service. The station building was…read moreused as an exhibition hall for a while but now everything is closed. What do you find here? 1) Skatepark. A place where teenagers with skateboards, BMXs, kick scooters and other toys on wheels hang out. 2) Roosters. Lots of them live in the park. Beautiful creatures, fun to look at. Try chasing them around :) 3) Playground for kids. Loved by smaller kids, they can play here forever. Prepare for the worst (2 hours?) and take a seat - there are some benches around. 4) "Via verde of Torrevieja", the greenway (former railway) starts here https://www.yelp.com/biz/via-verde-torrevieja A trail for cycling, running and walking along one of the two salt water lakes. 5) Museum of Salt Mining Industry. Free entrance. Open only on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, 10am - 2pm. Meaning it's basically always closed, I never visited. 6) Mini Golf Las Salinas (with a restaurant) is across the street https://www.yelp.com/biz/mini-golf-las-salinas-torrevieja-3 The nearest place to eat Conclusion: Popular among teenagers and parents with small kids. Safe. Kind of historical. I wish the city took better care of the park and its buildings - broken lamps should be fixed.