Denia
Denia is a port city in eastern Spain bathed by the Mediterranean. Capital of the Marina Alta, Denia is a modern and cosmopolitan city that offers all kinds of services. Touristically, it is a destination of great interest, both due to the breadth of its offers and the high quality of its products. The commercial life of the city takes place around Calle Marqués de Campo and the other adjacent streets.
Denia is about 20 km. of coast, in which its beaches stand out: To the north, the area of Las Marinas with the beaches of Punta del Raset, Les Marines, Les Bovetes, Els Molins, L'Almadrava (with area of boulders) and les Deveses. On the south coast, the area of Las Rotas with the Marineta Cassiana beach (sandy) and the rocky coves of Les Rotes, of great beauty, such as El Trampolí, La Punta Negra, Les Arenetes and La Cala. Dénia lives very involved with its sea, due to the important fishing activity, whose most significant product is the famous red prawn, for its marinas, one of the largest in the province, and for its shipping industry, with the presence of a company of maritime transport, which makes the journey to the Balearic Islands.
Another of its most characteristic elements is the Sierra del Montgó, Natural Park, which separates the limits between Denia and Jávea and extends to form Cabo San Antonio. Denia's monuments, its cultural activities and its museums make up a rich, high-level cultural offer. Its festivities include the "Festa Major" in July, with the "Bous a la mar" (declared a Festival of National Tourist Interest), and the "Float Parade" (declared a Festival of Provincial Tourist Interest), as well as the " Fallas "in March and" Moros y Cristianos "in August.
On a hill next to the marina stands a castle, which houses the Archaeological Museum, where you can see Roman artifacts found in the area, we invite you to take a virtual tour of the castle at the following link:
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