Moors and Christians Festival
Experience the magic of history at the Moors and Christians festival in Denia, a celebration that fills the streets with colour, music and tradition. For one week, from 11 to 17 August, enjoy impressive parades, historical re-enactments and vibrant comparsas that celebrate the coexistence of cultures. The big day of the festival, 15 August, culminates in spectacular fireworks and events that light up the city. Don't miss this unique experience, where the past comes alive in a festive and exciting way.
Street of Restaurants - Loreto
Loreto street, also known as Calle de las Monjas, is the gastronomic heart of Denia. Full of charm and surrounded by history, here you will find a wide variety of restaurants offering everything from authentic Mediterranean cuisine to innovative signature dishes. This is the perfect place to enjoy a delicious meal outdoors, with the vibrant atmosphere that only this street can offer and is located 50 metres from Mimare apartments.
Denia Castle
Dominating the city's landscape, Denia Castle is a living testimony to its rich history. This imposing monument offers spectacular views of the town, the port and the sea. Stroll along its ancient walls, discover its secrets in the archaeological museum and immerse yourself in centuries of history from Roman to Muslim times. An essential visit for lovers of culture and history.
Denia Port
The Port of Denia is a meeting point where the sea and the city merge in perfect harmony. From here boats leave for the Balearic Islands, Ibiza and Formentera, but it is also the ideal place to enjoy a relaxing stroll along the water, contemplate the boats or taste fresh seafood in its charming restaurants. This port offers a unique seafaring atmosphere that invites you to enjoy and relax. Visit the fish market. From Monday to Friday the boats will fill the stalls selling the best fish and seafood of the Mediterranean.
Waterfront Promenade
Denia's waterfront promenade, which you can walk up to 5 km, is perfect for enjoying the outdoors by the Mediterranean. With its relaxed atmosphere and stunning sea views, this promenade is ideal for walking, playing sports or just sitting and watching the natural beauty of the coastline. In the evening, the promenade comes alive with stalls selling clothes and accessories, restaurants, bars and terraces offering the perfect place to enjoy a stroll and an unforgettable sunset.
Bous to the Sea
In Denia, this festival is held during the second week of July in honour of the Santísima Sangre (Holy Blood).
There are references to bullfights or ‘capeas’ held in the municipality since the 17th century.
Due to the interest that this fiesta aroused in tourists and locals alike, the Ministry of Industry, Tourism and Commerce awarded it the honorary title of ‘Fiesta of National Interest’ in 1993.
There are references to bullfights or ‘capeas’ held in the municipality since the 17th century.
Due to the interest that this fiesta aroused in tourists and locals alike, the Ministry of Industry, Tourism and Commerce awarded it the honorary title of ‘Fiesta of National Interest’ in 1993.
Denia Marina
Marina Dénia is not only a point of reference in sailing, but also a cultural, social, leisure and restoration space in the sea.
With the blue flag awarded for being one of the main ports in the Mediterranean, the city's commitment to sustainability and environmental education is demonstrated.
With the blue flag awarded for being one of the main ports in the Mediterranean, the city's commitment to sustainability and environmental education is demonstrated.
La Sella GOLF
Club de Golf ‘La Sella’ with 18 holes, has been chosen by the LET golfers as ‘tournament with the best service to the players’, one of the only four awards that the Ladies European Tour golfers give, with 32 tournaments as possible recipients, in the framework of the ceremony of the start of the season that has taken place in London.
In 2023 she won the award for the best tournament of the year.