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Callosa d’en Sarrià / 7 June 2026
One of the Costa Blanca’s most popular natural attractions is preparing for a busy summer season, with enhanced safety measures, improved accessibility, and additional visitor services introduced at Les Fonts de l'Algar.
The renowned natural beauty spot in Callosa d’en Sarrià, which attracts hundreds of thousands of visitors annually, is expected to welcome up to 2,000 people per day during peak summer weeks. The site remains one of the most visited inland tourist destinations in the Marina Baixa region, drawing both domestic and international visitors seeking waterfalls, natural pools, and scenic walking routes.
Enhanced Summer Safety Operation
To cope with the anticipated increase in visitor numbers, Callosa d’en Sarrià Town Council has launched a comprehensive summer operations plan that will remain in place until 15 September.
Key measures include:
The attraction currently employs 20 staff members, including eight dedicated to year-round maintenance and conservation of the protected natural area.
Accessibility Improvements Completed
Several upgrades have been carried out during 2026 to improve visitor comfort and accessibility while preserving the natural character of the site.
Improvements include:
Officials say the improvements are designed to make the attraction safer and more accessible for families, older visitors, and those with reduced mobility.
Focus on Toll Blau Safety
Particular attention has been given to the popular Toll Blau area, located near the Caldera waterfall.
The natural pool is the only designated area within Les Fonts de l'Algar where rock jumping is permitted. New signage, improved safety features, and clearer visitor guidance have been installed to encourage responsible use and reduce accidents during the summer season.
Authorities have again reminded visitors that jumping into the water is prohibited everywhere else within the protected site.
Growing Importance for Costa Blanca Tourism
Les Fonts de l'Algar continues to play an important role in Costa Blanca tourism, complementing the region's beaches with a nature-based attraction that attracts visitors throughout the year.
The site has become increasingly popular among international tourists staying in nearby destinations such as Benidorm, Altea and Calpe, many of whom make day trips to the waterfalls during the summer months.
Local authorities say balancing visitor growth with environmental conservation remains a priority as demand for sustainable tourism experiences continues to rise across the Costa Blanca.
Protecting a Natural Treasure
Tourism Councillor Rafael Gregori said the municipality has focused on improving visitor safety while preserving the natural environment that makes Les Fonts de l'Algar unique.
Mayor Andrés Molina added that maintaining the area's natural beauty depends not only on municipal investment but also on responsible visitor behaviour.
Visitors are encouraged to follow safety instructions, respect environmental regulations and use designated facilities to help protect one of Alicante province's most important natural attractions.

The Costa Blanca is in full summer swing, with another busy week of sunshine, festivals, sporting events and family entertainment across Benidorm, Altea, Villajoyosa, Finestrat, La Nucía and L'Alfàs del Pi.
With schools now breaking up across Europe and visitor numbers increasing, beaches, attractions, markets and nightlife are all operating at peak season.
☀️ Benidorm
Beaches & Summer Fun
Benidorm's Blue Flag beaches continue to welcome thousands of visitors each day with full summer services.
Activities include:
New Attraction
Visitors can now take photos at Benidorm's brand-new giant seafront letters, created from 170kg of recycled fishing nets, located on the Tamarindos Promenade.
Costa Blanca Cup 2026
The international youth football tournament continues across Benidorm and the Marina Baixa, bringing together:
Entertainment & Nightlife
🌿 Albir & L'Alfàs del Pi
Award-Winning Nature
The Albir Lighthouse Trail, recently named Spain's Best Blue Trail 2026, remains one of the Costa Blanca's most popular walks.
Visitors can enjoy spectacular views across the Serra Gelada Natural Park.
Things To Do
🍫 Villajoyosa
Colourful Coastal Heritage
La Vila Joiosa continues to attract visitors with its colourful seafront and historic centre.
Popular attractions include:
🏟️ La Nucía
Sports & Family Activities
Family activities
Local summer cultural events and evening entertainment continue throughout the municipality.
🌅 Finestrat
Outdoor Adventures
The warm weather makes Finestrat one of the area's top destinations for outdoor activities.
🎭 Altea
Arts & Culture
New This Week
Altea has launched a special summer police operation, increasing patrols across beaches, the Old Town and tourist areas to help keep residents and visitors safe throughout the busy holiday season.
📅 Coming Up
Quick Summary
⚽ Costa Blanca Cup continues across the region
📸 New giant Benidorm letters now open on Tamarindos Promenade
🏖️ Beaches, water sports and boat trips in full swing
🌿 Albir Lighthouse Trail remains Spain's Best Blue Trail
🍫 Villajoyosa's heritage attractions continue to draw visitors
👮 Altea launches enhanced summer police patrols
🎶 Live music, nightlife and outdoor dining across the Costa Blanca
☀️ Peak summer holiday season is now underway
🌤️ Weather Outlook
Expect another week of hot, settled weather.
🌡️ Daytime temperatures: 30°C–34°C
🌙 Evening temperatures: 23°C–26°C
Perfect conditions for beach days, sightseeing, outdoor dining and evening entertainment. Remember to stay hydrated, wear sunscreen and avoid prolonged exposure during the hottest part of the afternoon.


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