El Campello to La Vila Joiosa Motorcycle Route in Valencia

The motorcycle route runs between the towns of El Campello and La Vila Joiosa (also known as Villajoyosa) in the Valencian Community (Valencia region) of Spain. El Campello is a coastal town located approximately 2 kilometers from the route's starting point, while La Vila Joiosa is the endpoint town situated about 9 kilometers from the route's end. The route traverses a diverse landscape with elevations ranging from 50 meters (164 feet) to 488 meters (1,601 feet) above sea level, offering riders a varied terrain experience. An interactive map showing the road can be found at the end of this article.

The route covers a total length of approximately 30 kilometers (18.6 miles) and is predominantly asphalt surfaced with a high-quality rating of 4.5 out of 5. The road is mostly wide (about 96%) with two lanes available for nearly the entire length (about 99%), facilitating comfortable riding conditions. The road is moderately curvy, rated at 1.87 on a scale where 3 indicates extreme curviness, providing a balanced riding challenge without excessive technical difficulty. Speed limits vary along the route, with maximum speeds of 60 km/h (37 mph), 90 km/h (56 mph), and 30 km/h (19 mph) depending on the section. Approximately 13% of the route passes through inhabited areas, including several streets such as Carretera de El Campello a Relleu, Carrer de la Palmera, Carrer Evaristo Manero Molla, Carrer del Doctor Sapena, Avenida Doctor Sapena, and Carrer de Canalejas.

The route offers a mix of coastal town environments and inland rural areas with moderate elevation changes. Riders will experience a transition from the coastal urban setting of El Campello through less densely populated areas before reaching La Vila Joiosa, a town known for its colorful houses and historical significance. The elevation gain along the route provides some scenic viewpoints and varied riding conditions, making it an engaging ride for motorcyclists interested in exploring the Valencian countryside and coastal towns.

The road surface quality and width make this route suitable for a wide range of motorcycles, from sport bikes to touring models. Riders should be aware of the varying speed limits and the presence of inhabited areas where caution is advised. For more detailed navigation and planning, riders can refer to local maps and resources. No specific seasonal closures or tolls are reported for this route, but riders should verify current conditions before travel. An interactive map of the route is provided below for reference.