AR Galetamar
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Overview
Whether you’re looking for a family-friendly escape or a base camp for sightseeing in Calpe, the AR Galetamar is a top choice thanks to its two pools and by-the-beach setting.
Within the hotel grounds, there’s everything you need to enjoy your holiday. There are big rooms, a pair of good-sized pools, plus a restaurant and a separate bar. Both pools are heated during winter, too, so you can always enjoy a dip.
During the day, staff arrange games and activities at the kids’ club, and there are also plenty of sports to play. After dark, expect singers and acoustic musicians.
Overview of Calpe
Holidays to Costa Blanca have been popular for decades now and Calpe, one of Spain’s most intriguing seaside resorts, is a particular favourite.
Calpe enjoys 325 days of sunshine every year, so it’s a year-round retreat. Plus, as it’s home to more than 10km of beaches, there are plenty of places where you can put down your towel and soak up the sun.
If you’re a culture vulture, then there’s lots of history to uncover near the AR Galetamar, too. The old town’s a unique part of this bustling resort where the ancient and modern worlds collide.
Things to do in Calpe
The AR Galetamar is a great base for exploring Calpe as a couple of beaches are only a short stroll away. Calpe is a paradise for water-sports enthusiasts, and there are so many activities available, including jet skiing, kayaking and wakeboarding. Boat trips to the nearby coves are also available and the Rock of Ifach boasts several famous diving sites.
In the old town, history is everywhere you look. It’s surrounded by double-walled fortifications and is full of narrow streets and houses with flower-filled balconies. You’ll marvel over the examples of Gothic and Moorish architecture, as well as the colourful murals on display.
Rock formations, ruins and miles of coastline all combine in Calpe to create a destination the whole family will love.
Resort Summary
Holidays to Costa Blanca have always been popular, and holidays to Calpe, Spain's most intriguing seaside resort, are particular favourites. For a start, there's the climate – Calpe has around 325 sunny days a year. Then there's the seven miles of beaches. When you add the town's millennia-worth of archaeological and architectural attractions into the mix, it's easy to see why Calpe holidays are so popular.
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Whether you’re looking for a family-friendly escape or a base camp for sightseeing in Calpe, the AR Galetamar is a top choice thanks to its two pools and by-the-beach setting.
Within the hotel grounds, there’s everything you need to enjoy your holiday. There are big rooms, a pair of good-sized pools, plus a restaurant and a separate bar. Both pools are heated during winter, too, so you can always enjoy a dip.
During the day, staff arrange games and activities at the kids’ club, and there are also plenty of sports to play. After dark, expect singers and acoustic musicians.
Overview of Calpe
Holidays to Costa Blanca have been popular for decades now and Calpe, one of Spain’s most intriguing seaside resorts, is a particular favourite.
Calpe enjoys 325 days of sunshine every year, so it’s a year-round retreat. Plus, as it’s home to more than 10km of beaches, there are plenty of places where you can put down your towel and soak up the sun.
If you’re a culture vulture, then there’s lots of history to uncover near the AR Galetamar, too. The old town’s a unique part of this bustling resort where the ancient and modern worlds collide.
Things to do in Calpe
The AR Galetamar is a great base for exploring Calpe as a couple of beaches are only a short stroll away. Calpe is a paradise for water-sports enthusiasts, and there are so many activities available, including jet skiing, kayaking and wakeboarding. Boat trips to the nearby coves are also available and the Rock of Ifach boasts several famous diving sites.
In the old town, history is everywhere you look. It’s surrounded by double-walled fortifications and is full of narrow streets and houses with flower-filled balconies. You’ll marvel over the examples of Gothic and Moorish architecture, as well as the colourful murals on display.
Rock formations, ruins and miles of coastline all combine in Calpe to create a destination the whole family will love.
Resort Summary
Holidays to Costa Blanca have always been popular, and holidays to Calpe, Spain's most intriguing seaside resort, are particular favourites. For a start, there's the climate – Calpe has around 325 sunny days a year. Then there's the seven miles of beaches. When you add the town's millennia-worth of archaeological and architectural attractions into the mix, it's easy to see why Calpe holidays are so popular.
Items marked with * incur extra charges which are payable locally.
Special Assistance
If any member of your party is disabled or has specific welfare requirements, please call our sales team on 0204 578 0977 or use our live chat function. It is important that we check out the suitability of your chosen accommodation, prior to making a booking.
Our opening hours are Monday to Sunday 09:00 to 19:00.