The promenade honors Spanish cinema figures, with each star representing an award winner from the annual Festival de Cine de l'Alfàs del Pi.
The first star on the promenade was installed in 1999 to coincide with the opening of the festival's ongoing legacy.
The walkway is positioned as a gateway to the Serra Gelada Natural Park, which contains the first maritime-terrestrial park in the Valencian Community.
The local film festival, for which the promenade is named, has been held annually since 1989.
The promenade is located directly adjacent to a 'Blue Flag' certified beach, recognized for high water quality and environmental management.
Las Estrellas Promenade, also known as the Paseo de las Estrellas, is a dedicated walkway located along the Albir Beach coastline in l'Alfàs del Pi. The path features a series of embedded star-shaped plaques honoring winners of the Alfàs del Pi Film Festival, mirroring the concept of the Hollywood Walk of Fame. It connects the town's urban center to the natural surroundings of the Serra Gelada Natural Park. The promenade serves as the cultural heart of the town, bridging cinematic history with Mediterranean coastal views. It is paved and pedestrian-friendly, accommodating walkers, cyclists, and individuals with accessibility needs. The path remains a central site for local events and communal outdoor activity throughout the year.
The stretch near the beginning of the promenade that captures both the film star plaques and the coastline in one frame.
Walk the entire length towards the lighthouse path to access the cliff-side trails of Serra Gelada.
Visit during the evening to see the stars illuminated by the promenade's lighting system.
Check local event calendars if visiting in July, as the promenade hosts crowds during the Film Festival.
Attempting to drive or park directly on the pedestrian walkway, which is strictly prohibited.
No specific dress code, though standard beach attire is expected only on the sand; maintain path flow for cyclists and pedestrians.
