




Piscina Municipal de Calp (Calp Esports)
Carrer Ausias March, 4, 03710 Calp, Alicante, Spain, Calp
Highlights
- ✓Versatile sports facilities for basketball, volleyball, football, and more
- ✓Modern venues with capacities ranging from 100 to 1,000 spectators
- ✓Affordable pricing and flexible opening hours
Discover Calp's premier sports hub! Piscina Municipal de Calp (Calp Esports) offers world-class facilities for basketball, volleyball, football, and more. With modern venues like the 820-seat Pabellón Domingo Crespo and the versatile Pista Blava, it's a paradise for athletes and spectators. Whether you're a competitive player or a fitness enthusiast, this is your go-to spot for active fun in Calp. Open daily with flexible hours, it's perfect for morning workouts or evening matches.
Piscina Municipal de Calp is the sporting heart of Calpe, managed by the town’s sports department, Calp Esports. This active hub hosts major annual events including the Hero Costa Blanca MTB marathon (21 February 2026), part of the UCI World Cup, with 82 km and 50 km routes, and the XIII Cursa Popular de Calp (22 February 2026), a 10 km race in the Circuit a Peu de la Marina. The II Vuelta Ciclista Costa Blanca (6-8 March 2026) showcases youth cycling talent, featuring a 58.6 km urban stage around Las Salinas with the Peñón de Ifach as a backdrop.
The Pabellón Ifac is undergoing improvements in 2026 to enhance safety and functionality. For event schedules, registrations, or facility updates, visit the official website or follow @esportscalp on Instagram.
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Reviews (10)
My place to do a little sport.
As a foreign tourist, you no longer have access to the pool unless you register with the municipality as a resident or temporary resident. Our Belgian identity card isn't sufficient for admission. To register, we have to go to the town hall, but that's only available Monday morning from 9:30 a.m. (it's now Friday afternoon). We fully understand the management of the ever-increasing tourist flow, but as a resident of the European Union, standing at the entrance of a pool where there wasn't a single swimmer, it's a bit of a shame.
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