A Guide to La Llosa de Camatxo

La Llosa de Camatxo is located in the centre of the Marina Alta, nestled between the Sierra del Seguili and the Sierra del Castell d'Aixa. An ideal place to live for those seeking a tranquil way of life in this picturesque valley filled with natural beauty.
In 1876 it lost its status as a municipality becoming a part of Alcalalí: However, in 1996 the Valencian government restored its autonomy granting it the status of EATIM.
Our quick guide will provide you with the essential information about this picturesque town in the sunny Marina Alta.
- Where to Eat in La Llosa de Camatxo
- What to do in La Llosa de Camatxo
- Where to Stay in La Llosa de Camatxo
- The Surrounding Area
- Properties in La Llosa de Camatxo
Where to Eat in La Llosa de Camatxo
El Trastero
In La Llosa de Camatxo you will find El Trastero, a Venezuelan restaurant known for its generous portions and brightly coloured décor. They also have an outdoor space where you can dine with a view of mountains.
What to do in La Llosa de Camatxo
Fiestas
Patronal Festivities
During the first and second weeks of August, they honour their patrons Saint Antoni and Saint Roc.
Llimafest
Llimafest is an annual music festival held in August, featuring live performances, a communal dinner with traditional Valencian coques, and a variety of activities.
Hiking
Sender de Pedreguer - PR-CV 53
This 19km circular route will take you around the Sierra del Castell d'Aixa, allowing you to visit the castle that gives the mountain range its name. While the hike offers spectacular views, FEMECV advises caution due to a lack of signage in some places.
Sender de Pedreguer Variant - PR-CV 53.4
This route between Pedreguer and La Llosa de Camatxo offers spectacular views of the Marina Alta from where you can see the Mediterranean sea. This shorter variant is approximately 2.25km and begins at the Font de l'Ombrereta near Pedreguer. FEMECV confirms that it currently meets quality control standards, but hikers should still follow recommended safety guidelines.
Castell d'Aixa
South of the village, you will find the remains of one of the many fortifications that form part of Marina Alta's rich history. Built by the Moors in the 12th century at the highest point of Beniquesi, it offers spectacular views of the Vall de Pop.
Discoveries of ancient pottery suggest that Iberians previously settled the mountain.
Castellet de L'Ocaive
Between La Llosa de Camatxo and Pedreguer is the 12th century Castellet de L'Ocaive, a fortress from the Andalusian period that once guarded a route that passed through the area.
The remains of its tower sit atop a peak in the Muntanya de la Solana mountain range, offering stunning views of the Marina Alta, stretching from the valley to the Mediterranean Sea.
Where to Stay in La Llosa de Camatxo
While there are no accommodations directly within La Llosa de Camatxo, there are excellent nearby options for those visiting the Marina Alta region in search of a peaceful retreat.
Casa Rural El Castellet de L'Ocaive
This charming rural house is located between La Llosa de Camatxo and Pedreguer, completely surrounded by nature, perfect for a rural escape.
Casa Rosa
Located in Alcalalí, Casa Rosa is a beautiful accommodation option that provides easy access to the neighbouring towns of Orba and Xaló.
The Surrounding Area
Pedreguer
Pedreguer is known for its artisanal crafts, particularly leather and rattan work.
Every Saturday morning they host a market in Los Porches for local produce, clothing and home goods.
Also, on Sundays, the town's rastro takes place in the Polígono Industrial Le Galgues de Pedreguer, where you'll discover antiques, furniture and much more.
Alcalalí
Alcalalí is famous for its almond blossom, celebrated with an annual festival. Located in the scenic Vall de Pop the town, committed to preserving its traditional architectural heritage. It is an ideal destination for nature lovers and those looking for a quiet way of life.
Properties in La Llosa de Camatxo
La Llosa de Camatxo is a great location to purchase a spacious townhouse or chalet for great value, located in one of Marina Alta's many beautiful valleys.
If you are looking to buy in the region or have any questions, contact our real estate experts via WhatsApp, or come and see us in our offices at 24b Calle Doctor Fleming, Benidoleig.
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