Portus Illicitanus

Roman villa from the 4th century, which contains polychrome mosaics in a geometric style. This mansion was the residence of a wealthy family, which carried out its activity in the Portus Illicitanus.

A 16th-century castle in the centre of the town built in 1557 to protect sailors against attacks by pirates and corsairs. Inside are the Sea Museum, the Fishing Museum, the Virgen de Loreto Chapel and the Municipal Exhibition Hall.

The aquarium shows marine species from the bay of Santa Pola and the island of Tabarca. Check the price and schedules on the website.

The Esteban González is a ship-museum where you can see what life was like on board the fishermen of Santa Pola. The museum can be seen with a guided tour and can be reserved at the Santa Pola aquarium or by phone or email. The entrance costs €3, but combined with the entrance to the aquarium it costs €5.

Located in an old salt factory, the museum allows us to discover the salt extraction process and its history, as well as information about the Salinas Natural Park.

Also known as Torre del Pep. It is a watchtower from the 16th century. It has been declared an Asset of Cultural Interest.