Oranges give the Mediterranean its flavour

Going further into the area, the overlook offers an incredible panoramic view of the sea where you can even catch a glimpse of the Columbretes islands on clear days. From here you can make out the coast of Vinaròs, Benicarlò and Peñiscola, with its historic castle and to the left, the imposing Montsià mountain that brings us closer to Catalonia.
On this idyllic natural reserve stands the historical Santuari de la Misericordia sanctuary, also known as Saint Sebastian’s sanctuary, which was built over different chronological periods, although the Hermitage located on the same site dates back to the 15th century.
The same site featured the construction of stables and shelters to host pilgrims who came to venerate the saint. This site has a lot of history to tell.

This 18th century renaissance noble house is popularly known as “Casa de los Membrillera” or “House of the Colonels”. The house has a ground floor entrance, a main floor and an attic featuring five windows with a semicircular arch. Currently, the building serves as the headquarters of the Fundació Caixa Vinaròs, a cultural institution funded by the Caixa Rural Vinaròs bank founded in 2000 whose main objective is to promote a variety of cultural activities. The building features 4 spaces that host permanent exhibits dedicated to the culture, trade, trade and history of Vinaròs.− Agricultural Space− Woodworking Space− Sea Space− Industry Space.