The Costa del Azahar, full of orange groves with their characteristic perfume, can feel proud of its almost virgin coasts and practically deserted beaches within protected natural areas and, above all, regarding the seabed, one of the most emblematic places of the Mediterranean, the Columbretes Islands Nature Park. Situated off the coast of Castellón, the Columbretes Islands form a small paradise archipelago of volcanic origin, which owes its name [derived from the Latin “colubraria” = snake] to the onetime abundance there of snakes.

In the Ichnological site of Bejís, in the province of Castellon, three ichnites have been identified in the ceiling of two strata of red sandstones of the Triassic Period. A block of sandstone, fallen at the foot of the road, contains two pentadactyl prints, belonging to the same foot.

The Municipal Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology of Bejís has 11 permanent exhibition rooms and 1 dedicated to temporary exhibitions

The museum has an extensive collection of ethnological objects that represent the history and customs of this town within the province of Castellon.

This a visitor centre based on the theme of Onda's natural environment and of its neighbour, the Sierra Espadán nature reserve, the largest in the province of Castellón and second largest in the Region of Valencia.

You'll find a different way of immersing yourself in all the landscapes, plants and wildlife, trails and active tourism options available in and around Onda and the Sierra Espadán Nature Reserve.

Dynamic and educational museum

Dynamic because it constantly receives the latest paleontological innovations from all over the world, and this makes it necessary to periodically update the contents of some of its display cabinets.

The Juan Cano Forner Paleontological Museum is notable for the quality and quantity of the exhibits, making it the best private palaeontology collection in the Region of Valencia.

The Forcall Museum Collection reveals the past of the municipality and plays an important role in the preservation of local heritage. It consists mainly of marine invertebrates from the dels Ports region.

Located in the town of Cinctorres, the Dinomanía cultural park consists mainly of three types of resources focused on the world of dinosaurs: the Museum Collection, the dino-routes and the Ana paleontological site.

The ichnological site of the Barranco de Vallivana, from the Lower Cretaceous Period, about 135 million years old, is located next to an abandoned section of the N-232 road, around 17 km from the town of Morella, in the surroundings of the Macareno farmyard.

The building that is currently home to the Ethnological Museum is a typical 18th century manor house in which the bases for the homogenisation of spelling for Valencian, known as the “Normes de Castelló” or “Normes del 32”, were approved, and in which, since 1931, the Castellón Culture Society had been based.