Cala Blanca Viewpoint Fishing has always been closely linked to this viewpoint. From the shore, a large net was cast and held by boats — thus creating the almadraba, a deadly trap mainly for tuna. This viewpoint offers scenes that seem purposefully designed by...
Séquia de la Nòria Viewpoint This is a large channel carved into the toscar (local sandstone), used during Roman times to let seawater enter and create a salt flat area known as El Saladar. Over the centuries, a waterwheel (nòria) was added — a wooden vertical wheel...
Punta del Arenal Viewpoint From this viewpoint, you can see “Punta del Arenal”, a place that takes us back to the beginnings of our era. In the second half of the 1st century BC, a remarkable Roman settlement developed at the northern end of this beach, in what is now...
Primer Muntanyar or Benissero Beach The semi-urban beach of Benissero stretches from the mouth of the Gorgos River to Arenal Beach and is characterized by its gravel and rocks. The extraction of tosca stone, used as a building material, is clearly visible in this...
The Port Grava Beach This is a pebble beach located in the urban area of Duanes de la Mar. It has a medium occupancy level and is 290 metres long. The beach is awarded the Blue Flag every...
The Port Port Shelter During the Spanish Civil War, although Xàbia was far from the front lines, it was still affected by the conflict. A remnant of that period can be found in the seafaring district of Duanes, where a “shelter” was built next to the dock—originally...
