Faro de Cullera y Mirador del Cabo
A circular lighthouse from 1858 on Cullera's cape, ringed by coves and pine woods above the sea. From the viewpoint you can see the Mediterranean, the beach and the old town, and reaching it is free.
The Cullera lighthouse tops the Cabo de Cullera, a circular lighthouse from 1858 surrounded by coves and pine woods, looking out over the Mediterranean. Reaching the viewpoint is completely free, and from up there the view takes in a long stretch of the Valencian coast.
What to see
From the cape viewpoint the view opens up wide: the deep blue of the sea, the long Cullera beach, the old town at your feet and, on clear days, kilometres of coastline. The lighthouse itself, white and circular, crowns the headland among the pines, while the coves and rocky corners around it invite you to linger.
Tips for your visit
- Come up at sunset: the golden light over the sea and the town is the best part.
- Wear comfortable shoes; the climb is uphill.
- Pair it with the nearby Cullera castle for a full view of the cape.
- Bring water and sun protection in summer: the area is bright and exposed.
It is a good way to see Cullera from above, without spending a cent.
Frequently asked questions
Is going up to the Cullera Lighthouse and Cape Viewpoint free?
Yes, the climb up to the Cullera cape viewpoint is completely free.
What can you see from the Cullera Cape Viewpoint?
The viewpoint opens onto a spectacular panorama of the Mediterranean, the long Cullera beach, the old town at your feet and, on clear days, kilometres of coastline.
What makes the Cullera Lighthouse special?
It is a circular lighthouse from 1858 surrounded by coves and pine woods above the sea, regarded as one of the most beautiful lighthouses in Spain.
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