Overview

Busot is a picturesque village in the province of Alicante, nestled at the foot of the Cabeçó d’Or mountain. Narrow streets, whitewashed houses, tranquility, and an authentic Spanish atmosphere define this place. It’s an ideal destination for nature lovers who enjoy hiking, cycling, or simply relaxing and admiring the mountain scenery.

Places of Interest

• Cuevas del Canelobre – one of Spain’s most beautiful cave systems, spectacularly illuminated inside.
• Castillo de Busot – medieval castle ruins offering panoramic views of the village and the sea.
• Museo de Música Étnica – an impressive collection of musical instruments from around the world.
• Old Town – winding streets, quiet cafés, and flower-filled squares.

Nature & Hiking

• Cabeçó d’Or – several hiking trails start from Busot, offering breathtaking sea and mountain views.
• Cycling – scenic and quiet roads with varied terrain and coastal panoramas.
• Picnic areas – shaded spots near the caves and at the base of the mountain.

Key Facts

• Population: around 2,800 inhabitants.
• Atmosphere: quiet, authentic, and close to nature.
• Distance from the sea: about 9–10 km (El Campello beaches).

Getting There

• By car: about 25 minutes from Alicante via the A-70 and CV-773 roads.
• By bus: direct routes from Alicante and Mutxamel (Subus line).
• By plane: Alicante–Elche Airport is around 30 km away.