Grau i Platja
Gandía beach and its fishing quarter: promenade, wide fine sand, the fish market and rice dishes. All on foot, which is easiest with children.
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Gandía and around
Fine sandy beach, a fishing quarter, an old town and the hills twenty minutes away. What we tell our guests before they arrive.
Four areas, four rhythms
Miramar
A long, family beach with half the crowd of Gandía and the same sea. Ten minutes by car from el Grau.
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Daimús
Fine sand, easy access and a playground. Quiet even in August, and a step away from Gandía.
2 houses here →
Oliva
Kilometres of beach with almost nothing built behind it. The most open and the windiest: this is where people kitesurf.
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What to do
All guides →Beaches
Gandía, L’Ahuir, Miramar, Daimús and Oliva: which to pick depending on who you come with
Rice and fideuà
Fideuà was born in the port of Gandía. What to order and how not to get it wrong
Culture
The Borja Ducal Palace, the Collegiate church and the old town, ten minutes from the beach
Nature
The Safor marshland, the Serpis greenway and the hills behind
With children
Plans for days off the beach: parks, the market and a day trip
With a dog
Where dogs can go, where they cannot, and how to handle August heat
Getting here
By car
AP-7 or N-332
València 65 km away (about 50 min). Alicante 110 km. Our houses have parking nearby or an optional space.
By train
Cercanías C-1
From València Nord to Gandía in about an hour. From the station to the beach, city bus or taxi in 10 minutes.
By plane
València airport
75 km away. Alicante-Elche is also an option, about 150 km. We can help you arrange the transfer.
Pick a house by area
Places to stay between the beach, el Grau and the towns next door.