Parc d'El Palmeral
Large seafront urban park of about 19 hectares at the southern edge of the city, with more than 7,000 palm trees. It mixes paths, an artificial water circuit with waterfalls and a boating lake, picnic spots and play areas. It is one of local families' favourite green spaces.
With more than 7,000 palm trees spread across about 19 hectares, the Parc d'El Palmeral is the great green lung of Alacant, at the southern edge of the city and facing the sea. It is many families' favourite spot for a morning or an afternoon out.
What to do
The park mixes paths among the palms, an artificial water circuit with waterfalls and a lake where you can hire rowing boats. There are picnic zones and play areas, enough for a whole day without leaving.
For your visit
- Entry is free.
- Bring water and a hat in summer: the palms give some shade, but the sun is strong.
- It's a great plan with little ones and fits our guide on what to do with children.
Pair it with the beach or a stroll through the centre and you have a full, cheap day in the city.
Frequently asked questions
Is entry to the Parc d'El Palmeral free?
Yes, access is free. It's one of the favourite green spaces for Alicante families.
What can you do at the Parc d'El Palmeral?
Walk trails among more than 7,000 palm trees, see a water circuit with waterfalls, rent boats on the lake and use the picnic and play areas.
Where is the Parc d'El Palmeral?
At the southern edge of Alicante, facing the sea; it covers about 19 hectares.
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