Denia Spain

30-01-2007

 Life’s A Beach In Denia

Denia Beach

Enjoying almost year-round sunshine and a cozy temperature averaging 18 degrees centigrade, Denia’s beach is the best place to be. With 20 kilometres of coastline, Denia has a wide array of sandy beaches and accommodations for people with varying definitions of the ideal beach getaway. There are more than enough beaches to satisfy any visitor’s need, whether it is a small untamed beach or a deluxe beach. There are golden sandy beaches, sheltered coves and even tiny bays hidden among cliffs in Denia. And no matter how many visitors head off for the beaches especially during peak season, the beaches never ever get crowded. There is much room for everyone.

To the north of Denia, the area is known locally as Les Marines. Here, the beaches are extensive and the sand powdery fine. Les Marines beaches are perfect for those who want to just stretch out in the sand. The main beach is La Punta del Raset. It has a wide area suitable for beach volleyball and mini football. Other beaches in the area include Les Marines Beach, an open beach over two and half kilometres in length; Albaranas Beach, a quiet but contemporary beach; Les Bovetes, a tranquil and well-preserved cove; Els Molins, a one and half kilometre beach patronized by windsurfers. Les Deveses Beach is highlighted by mountains and Spanish style chalets built along the beachfront.

The south of Denia is known as Les Rotes. It features sandy beaches that eventually give way to beautiful and secluded coves. The main beach is Marineta Cassiana considered to be a prime diving spot. The sheltered beaches of El Trampoli and Punta Negra are good spots for diving lessons.

Most of Denia’s beaches have restrooms, showers, sunshades and beds for hire. Bars, restaurants and “chiringuitos” (beach bars that sell alcoholic and soft drinks, ice cream and snacks) line the beachfront. There are also numerous beach-based sports activities on and off the water.

Most importantly, Denia beaches are consistent recipients of the Blue Flag award given to the best beaches in the world.

Head off to the beach. Scour the beaches of Denia to give you the choicest pick.


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Enveloped between Valencia and Alicante on the Spanish Mediterranean coast known as Costa Blanca, the City of Denia lies in a natural port on the slopes of Montgo - a hill dominated by an ancient castle. Denia is a picturesque city where the sun shines year-round. It has a resident population of roughly 40,000 but this number increases in the summer months when vacationers from around the globe flock to this charming city. Breathtakingly beautiful with its unspoiled beaches, hidden coves, rugged coastline, lush vegetation, rich heritage and warm and friendly locals, Denia is truly a piece of paradise on earth.

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