Villajoyosa

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La Villajoyosa is the historical capital of the region of "La Marina Baixa". This seafaring and tourism-receiving town is located on the Costa Blanca, southeast of Spain, and at a distance of 33 kilometers north of Alicante, a city that can be reached very comfortably through the AP-7 motorway. , well by rail. Its City Council has a registration of about 33,000 inhabitants.

Its port and promenade, located in the Arsenal neighborhood, in the lower part, are surrounded by multicolored facades of popular houses, where the Church of Nuestra Señora de la Asunción, its main monument, is located. A visit to the port allows you to enjoy the lively auction of fish and shellfish caught on the high seas by the many boats of the local fleet in the afternoon. The Doctor Esquerdo promenade runs along the city's extensive beach.

Its status as a paradise on the Costa Blanca bathed by the Mediterranean Sea makes it have numerous water activities, as well as varied guided routes that will make us enjoy both the coast and the interior.

Also in Gastronomy this Levantine Municipality stands out. Most of the cuisine that the traveler can find in La Vila Joiosa is that of the Valencian coast and the entire Iberian Mediterranean, fresh fish and live seafood. And of course, the thousand and one ways of preparing rice, among which paella is only one, although the most outstanding. Salting deserves a special section within the fish chapter.

But if there is another specialty in the City, that is chocolate. That is why it is worth visiting its museum and trying the different varieties that are offered in many establishments.

The pleasant weather that Villajoiosa can boast of, allows its tourists and visitors to enjoy a beautiful fishing port, and especially well-kept beaches and coves that have calm and crystal clear waters.

The name of its beaches are: Racó del Conill, Torres, Estudiantes (located in the urban center next to the fishing port), Center (obviously the busiest being in the city center), Paradis, Bol Nou, La Caleta, L ' esparrello, Xarco, Carritxal and Puntes del Moro.

The seafaring vocation of La Vila is revived in its festivities at the end of July, when the Moors arrive by sea to face the Christian side. These festivals, declared of International Tourist Interest, enjoy a more than deserved fame, being the landing of the Moorish troops one of their greatest attractions.