Xàbia, with about 30.000 inhabitants, a figure that increases considerably in the summer season as it is one of the most attractive municipalities for national and international tourism, offers a wide variety of possibilities for visits.
Undoubtedly the greatest attraction of Xàbia are its beaches, of all kinds. From the sand of the very busy El Arenal, to the tranquility of coves such as El Ambolo or La granadella. The Javanese coast offers many services for tourists and visitors.
But if you want to visit its surroundings, we leave you a summary of the nearby towns and their main places that you cannot miss.
Dénia
Dénia is the town, located on the other side of the Montgó, capital of the Marina Alta region, which offers a multitude of options to visitors who wish to escape to the surrounding towns for day trips.
The fastest and most beautiful way to access Dénia from Xàbia is the road from Les Planes, which runs through the Montgo. The views from the top of the road are spectacular. On the way to Dénia we observe the bay of Xàbia, its cape and the ancient Molinos de la Plana, but as we approach Dénia we see, if the day is clear, Ibiza and of course, the coast of Dénia.
Xàbia also stands out for being one of the towns with the most festivals in Spain, the most important being the Fallas, which are celebrated in the month of March and the Santissima Sang or the Moors and Christians festivities.
In addition, Dénia also for its sandy and rocky beaches.
Gata de Gorgos
Gata de Gorgos in a small municipality, located just 7 km from Jávea, which offers different craft shops among which are made of straw, esparto or wicker. It is typical to see, from the entrance to the town, different shops with handcrafted baskets, handcrafted palm and even the artisans themselves making them.
El Poble Nou de Benitatxell
This town, located south of Xàbia, stands out for its coves, being Cala del Moraig and Cala del Llebeig, the most visited.
