Denia Beaches - The Jewels of Spain's Costa Blanca, Denia, Spain

The dreamy draw and lure of Denia beaches delight and entice both locals and international travelers with clear, turquoise waters and gorgeous shorelines. Located on Spain’s Costa Blanca, the historically rich town has various Mediterranean beach styles, from long stretches of sandy beaches to rocky coves ideal for snorkeling.

It really is the ideal Spanish beach destination with a little bit of something for everyone you’re traveling with. If you’re looking for an exquisite time in the sea and sun of Spain’s Mediterranean shores, use our guide and interactive map to have the best time exploring the Denia beaches.

With over 20 kilometers of coastline, Denia beaches extend out from the town center in either direction along the coast. To the north is Las Marinas (running slightly north-west) and to the south is Las Rotas (running slightly south-east). Each area has its own designated beaches, many of which have been awarded the prestigious designation of being Blue Flag beaches.

Both areas are also home to the Oceanic Posidonia, an endemic aquatic plant of the Mediterranean Sea. They look like algae, but are actually flowers which cover the sandy sea floor, preventing erosion and providing a home for various sea life and plant organisms. ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).