Santa Pola city

Santa Pola was founded by Romans and since those times it has been a prosperous sea port. The best local attraction is the daily fresh fish market.

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	Callosa d`En Sarria Callosa d’En Sarrià's most visited landmarks are the church of San Juan Bautista and the Fountains of Algar, waterfalls formed by the homonymous river
	Vallat The municipality of Vallat is populated by less than 100 inhabitants, but it still has the medieval castle to explore and take some great photos.
	Archaeological Museum Santa Pola Archaeological Museum illustrates different periods of town's history: from Roman times to construction of the Castle in XVI century.
	Island Tabarca and the underwater world Tabarca’s climate is not too hot, but crystal-clear water compensates for it. The submarine tour is an excellent way to explore local marine life
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	Nationalpark Salinas de Santa Pola Nationalpark Salinas de Santa Pola got its official status in 1988. There are 2.570 hectares of dunes, beaches and salt-mining sites.
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	Santa Pola, Seaport Seiners with rich catch every morning arrive to Santa Pola's fish port, supplying with sea gifts the citizens and the local restaurants, which are famous for their fish cuisine
	Sport in Santa Pola In Santa-Pola, along with diving and yachting, you can try windsurfing on the Levante and Gran Playa Beaches and kite surfing on the La Gola Beach.