Bonterra Resort

Just a few steps from the sea, couples and families can spend unforgettable days in Spain at the Bonterra Resort. The excellent campsite in Benicassim on the Costa del Azahar impresses with its location surrounded by nature and amenities that leave nothing to be desired.

Attractive camping site with first-class comfort

The Bonterra Resort campsite offers its guests spacious pitches in various categories, both sunny and shady. Surrounded by a variety of trees and separated by hedges, they guarantee the privacy of holidaymakers. Naturally, all pitches are equipped with electricity and some have water connections. It is also possible to rent comfortably furnished bungalows or chalets. These are air-conditioned, have a kitchen and bathroom, separate living and sleeping areas and a wonderful terrace. For people with reduced mobility, the Bonterra Resort campsite offers suitable areas that ensure a safe and pleasant stay. A favourite spot for young and old alike is the palm-fringed pool area with sun loungers. It includes two pools of different sizes and a children's pool. The heated indoor pool also promises swimming fun in winter. If the kitchen needs to stay cold, the Bonterra bar-restaurant with its large terrace invites you to savour regional and international delicacies.

Sport, entertainment and unforgettable excursions

While the little ones have fun with their new friends in the mini club or let off steam in the playground, parents have the opportunity to take part in fitness classes. These include water aerobics and Pilates. The sports field, four petanque courts and table tennis tables also provide variety and exercise. In addition, the dedicated entertainment team at the Bonterra Resort regularly organises sports, games and entertainment. On Benicassim beach, activities such as surfing, SUP, canoeing, sailing and many other sports are on offer. An absolute highlight for divers is a boat trip to the Columbretes Islands. The archipelago of volcanic origin is known for its fascinating underwater world. But even if you don't want to dive, a visit is worthwhile. Between Benicassim and Oropesa runs the coastal cycle path with many viewpoints and hidden bays, which can also be easily completed on foot. The Desierto de las Palmas nature park with its fascinating flora and the former Carmelite monastery is also worth a visit. The Aquarama water park offers swimming fun and thrills for the whole family with numerous attractions for all ages.