Key facts about Playa de Gandia
Explore the historic Old Town
Fancy a spot of history? Playa de Gandia's Old Town offers a fascinating glimpse into the region's past, with narrow streets, elegant squares and impressive medieval architecture. You can check out the grand Ducal Palace, once home to the Borja family, alongside historic churches and traditional cafés.
The huge beach!
The shoreline here stretches for a whopping 5.8km, and its pristine sands are cleaned daily – no wonder it’s earned Blue Flag status! It’s lined with chiringuitos, AKA beach bars and there’s a charming promenade for laidback strolls day or night. Speaking of evenings, the sunsets from here are out of this world!
Feeling peckish?
This region is famous for paella, traditionally made with rice, chicken and vegetables. You can try fresh seafood dishes, tapas and sweet oranges that you’ll see are grown all around here. For drinks, sample refreshing horchata, made from tiger nuts or sip local wines. These flavours offer a delicious taste of local culture and tradition!
Language
Spanish
Currency
Euro (€)
Time difference
+1hr
Local beer
£2.10
Three-course meal for two
£42.10
Average flight time
2.5hrs

