Rock arch on the coast near Dénia
Costa Blanca North

Dénia

Port town with a castle, the Montgó and the best prawns on the coast.

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Living in Dénia

Dénia is the northernmost town of the Costa Blanca. A lively port town with a castle above the centre, the Montgó as a backdrop and kilometres of coastline: sandy beaches on one side, rocky coves on the other.

Why Dénia?

What makes this place special

Two kinds of coast

North of the harbour lies Les Marines, with wide sandy beaches and shallow water. To the south begins Les Rotes, where the coast turns rocky and you snorkel among the stones in clear water.

A town for food lovers

Dénia is known for its cuisine and has been named a UNESCO Creative City of Gastronomy. Its famous red prawn, the gamba roja, comes straight from the fish auction here.

Life all year round

Thanks to the harbour, the ferries to the Balearic Islands and the centre with its shops and terraces, Dénia is not a resort that goes quiet in winter. Many people live here all year.

Neighbourhoods

Where you can live

  • Les Marines

    Long sandy beaches with villas and apartments just behind the dunes. Ideal if you come with children.

  • Les Rotes

    Rocky coast at the foot of the Montgó, with villas on large plots and sea views.

  • Centre and Baix la Mar

    The old fishermen's quarter with colourful houses, close to the harbour, shops and restaurants.

Getting there. Alicante airport is about 100 kilometres away, around an hour by car. Valencia airport is a similar distance.

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