Onda, a charming town in the heart of Castelló province, is much more than just a stop along the way. With rich historical heritage, stunning natural surroundings, and a deep-rooted ceramic tradition, Onda is the perfect destination for a getaway filled with relaxation, culture, and adventure. Whether you’re staying at our resort or planning a visit, here are the must-see places you won’t want to miss.

🏰 Historic Old Town and Onda Castle: A Thousand Years of History

The historic center of Onda is a true journey back in time. Walking through its cobbled streets reveals the legacy of Arab, Jewish, and Christian cultures. Its crown jewel is the Castle of Onda, also known as “the castle of the 300 towers”, standing proudly on a hilltop. This Andalusian fortress, dating back to the 10th century, offers spectacular panoramic views and a fascinating cultural experience for visitors of all ages.

🏺 Manolo Safont Tile Museum

Onda is synonymous with ceramics, and the Tile Museum (Museu del Taulell) is the best place to experience it. With over 30,000 pieces on display, the museum showcases the evolution of ceramic art from the 18th century to today. It’s an inspiring visit for families, students, and art lovers alike, blending tradition with innovation.

🌳 Ceramics Park: A Space for Nature and Culture

The Parc de la Ceràmica is a green oasis in the town. Featuring playgrounds, picnic areas, wide open spaces, and ceramic art installations, it’s a great spot to relax, especially after visiting the museum. In summer, the park also hosts cultural events and concerts.

💧 Sitjar Reservoir: A Peaceful Natural Escape

Just minutes from Onda, the Sitjar Reservoir is a haven for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. Enjoy kayaking, paddleboarding, hiking, or simply unwind by the water with a picnic. It’s an ideal spot to disconnect and soak in the tranquility of nature.

⛰️ Mount Montí and Serra d’Espadà: For the Adventurous Spirit

For hikers and nature seekers, Onda is the gateway to the Serra d’Espadà Natural Park, one of the most stunning protected areas in the Valencian Community. Popular trails, such as the hike to the top of Mount Montí (606 m), reward visitors with breathtaking views—especially at sunrise. The area is rich in biodiversity, with unique cork oak forests and native wildlife, making it a perfect destination for eco-tourism.

🌟 Come to Onda and Experience It All

From our resort in Onda, all of these wonders are just a short walk or drive away. Whether you’re planning a romantic escape, a family holiday, or a weekend of adventure, Onda offers the perfect balance of nature, culture, and relaxation.