In one of the piers,
they celebrate the fiesta of "Bous a la mar"
(bulls in the water), declared to be of National Tourist
Interest.
Denia has a twenty-kilometre-long coastline, which presents
fine sands in the northern part, yet steep and rocky
sections to the south. The municipality has countless
one-storey houses scattered around, with white façades,
red-tiled roofs, and the typical porches from this region,
called "riu-rau". We can access the Montgó
Nature Reserve from the road that goes to Jávea,
which passes through Las Rotas, and San Antonio Cape.
A lighthouse sits on this cape, on top of a cliff that
is 163 metres high. |