Las Marinas

The northern coastline of Dénia, known as Las Marinas, is home to some of the most spectacular beaches on the Costa Blanca. From wide stretches of golden sand to peaceful spots with crystal-clear waters, Las Marinas offers a diverse and complete experience for every type of visitor. Whether you are looking for relaxation, water sports, nature, or a family-friendly atmosphere, you’ll find your perfect place by the Mediterranean here.

Stretching over 14 kilometres of coastline, Las Marinas is divided into several beaches, each with its own unique character:

• Punta del Raset – right next to the port and perfect for those who want to stay close to the town centre.
• Les Albaranes – surrounded by palm trees and preserved sand dunes.
• Les Marines – the best-known and most versatile beach.
• Les Bovetes – ideal for families.
• Els Molins – spacious and tranquil.
• La Almadraba – unique with its pebbles and excellent snorkelling waters.
• Les Deveses – the largest, most natural, and a favourite among kitesurf enthusiasts.

Each of these beaches has its own charm and features that make it special. Many have been awarded the Blue Flag, a symbol of quality, safety, and good facilities. They are also well connected, with easy access both on foot and by car.

Explore each of these beaches and find the one that best matches your holiday plans. In this guide we make it easy for you: you’ll find descriptions, photos, tips, and everything you need to make the most of the sea in Dénia.

Located at the beginning of the Las Marinas road, just a short distance from the port and Dénia’s town centre, Punta del Raset is one of the widest, most accessible and best-equipped beaches in the area. Stretching over 600 metres, with fine, light golden sand, this urban beach is ideal for those looking to combine relaxation, services, and proximity while still enjoying the beauty of the Mediterranean.

Punta del Raset is perfect for families with children, groups of friends or couples wanting to spend a beach day with every comfort. It offers wooden walkways, foot showers, lifeguard surveillance, a children’s play area, beach volleyball nets, and lively beach bars (chiringuitos) where you can enjoy a drink or a snack by the sea. It also holds the prestigious Blue Flag award, which guarantees clean water, good facilities, and safety.

Thanks to its closeness to the town centre, it’s easy to reach on foot from the port via the pedestrian promenade, making it one of the most accessible beaches in Dénia. There are also public and private car parks nearby, which makes visiting by car very convenient.

In summer, Punta del Raset becomes a lively, vibrant beach, though its large size means you can always find a spot to relax. If you’re looking for a quieter corner, just walk a few metres north and you’ll escape the bustle while still enjoying the beach’s services.

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Les Albaranes Beach is one of those quiet corners loved by locals but often overlooked by visitors, making it the ideal choice for anyone wishing to relax away from the crowds while still enjoying the charm of the Mediterranean coastline.

What makes Les Albaranes stand out is its natural setting, with sand dunes and palm trees that provide natural shade and create a very special atmosphere. The sand is fine and golden, perfect for barefoot walks, while the sea is clear and calm – ideal for a refreshing swim in a peaceful environment.

The beach has wooden walkways crossing the dunes, part of a wider effort to preserve the natural surroundings through environmental programmes. This balance between nature and amenities makes it one of the most versatile beaches in Dénia.

Easily accessible, close to the town yet far enough to retain its tranquillity, Les Albaranes Beach is a perfect spot for disconnecting, enjoying the sun and sea, or practising outdoor sports in a privileged natural environment.

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Les Marines Beach is one of Dénia’s most emblematic and largest beaches. With over 3 kilometres in length and an average width of 80 metres, this stretch of fine golden sand is ideal for those who want to relax by the Mediterranean with plenty of space – even during peak season.

Located on Dénia’s northern coastline, between Les Albaranes and Les Bovetes, Les Marines is the only section officially named as such, although many visitors and locals use the name to refer to the entire northern coast. To make it easier to get your bearings, locals often divide it into unofficial zones such as Blay Beach — near the well-known restaurant of the same name — or Las Brisas, a lively area with shops and services.

Les Marines stands out for its family-friendly atmosphere, easy accessibility and excellent connections with Dénia’s town centre. It offers all the essential facilities: walkways, showers, lifeguard services, beach bars (chiringuitos), sunbed rentals, and children’s play areas, making it a perfect beach for families and groups. It also proudly holds the Blue Flag award, a mark of quality that guarantees clean waters, safety and well-maintained services.

All in all, Les Marines Beach is a versatile, comfortable and well-equipped destination – perfect for a quiet family day out or for enjoying long seaside walks, all with the unmistakable charm of Dénia’s coastline.

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Located on Dénia’s northern coast, between Les Marines and Els Molins beaches, Les Bovetes is one of the most popular choices for those seeking the ideal combination of nature, comfort and services. With 1,800 metres of fine golden sand, this semi-urban beach is perfect for enjoying the sun and sea in a relaxed setting, without the crowds.

Its location, slightly further from the town centre, allows it to retain a peaceful atmosphere even in high season, making it an excellent option for families, couples, or anyone wanting to disconnect. The beach’s generous width guarantees plenty of space to spread out your towel without feeling crowded, while its soft sand is perfect for barefoot walks or simply lying in the sun.

Les Bovetes has been awarded the Blue Flag, a recognition that confirms its cleanliness, safety and the quality of its facilities. Among the available services you’ll find foot showers, sunbed and parasol rentals, lifeguard stations in summer, and adapted access points for people with reduced mobility – making it a beach for everyone.

What’s more, the area is surrounded by a wide range of dining options, thanks to its nearby chiringuitos and restaurants, where you can enjoy authentic Mediterranean cuisine right by the sea. Whether you fancy a rice dish, some tapas, or simply a drink with sea views, the experience is enhanced by the local flavours.

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About 7 kilometres from Dénia’s town centre, Els Molins Beach – also known as Punta de l’Estanyó – is one of the most peaceful and spacious beaches on the northern coast. With 2.7 kilometres in length and a generous width, it offers the perfect setting for those wanting to escape the bustle without going too far.

Its fine golden sand, relaxed atmosphere and the absence of large urban developments make Els Molins an ideal destination for families, couples, or any visitor who values tranquillity. The gradual, safe entry into the sea makes it suitable for children, and it also has a lifeguard tower and rescue service during the summer season.

Awarded the Blue Flag, this beach stands out for the quality of its waters, the cleanliness of its surroundings, and the services available, such as foot showers and sunbed or parasol rentals provided by a nearby chiringuito. Although not an urban beach, there are restaurants and basic services close by, so you can enjoy a full day out without complications.

Els Molins is also a popular spot in winter for wind enthusiasts. Its north-facing orientation and open exposure to the sea make it perfect for kitesurfing, windsurfing and wing foiling, attracting sports lovers who seek waves and constant winds on the Costa Blanca.

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If you’re looking for a different kind of beach in Dénia, La Almadraba will surprise you with its unique character. Located in the northern part of Las Marinas, about 10 kilometres from Dénia’s town centre, this beach is distinguished by its smooth white pebbles and transparent waters, making it a truly special spot as it is the only stony beach in the area.

The pebbles were deposited by the Girona River, which flows into the sea at this very point. Unlike sandy beaches, here the water remains clear and transparent, revealing a seabed full of life. Meadows of posidonia, small fish and abundant marine flora turn this beach into a paradise for snorkelling and recreational diving.

La Almadraba stands out for its peaceful atmosphere and natural surroundings. It’s ideal for those who want to escape the crowds and enjoy a calm swim, far from the noise of the more touristy areas. Its easy access and the serenity of its waters make it a favourite among families, locals, and nature lovers.

Although it doesn’t have as many facilities as the urban beaches, that simplicity is precisely part of its charm. What dominates here is the landscape, the silence, and the authenticity of a space largely untouched by mass tourism.

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At almost 3 kilometres long, Les Deveses Beach is the largest in Dénia and one of the best-preserved along the Costa Blanca. Located about 12 kilometres from the town centre, its distance from the city ensures a peaceful atmosphere even during the busiest summer months.

This fine golden sandy beach invites you to take long walks by the sea or simply lie in the sun, surrounded by a unique natural landscape. Its protected coastal dunes and the nearby mouth of the Molinell River create a perfect balance between unspoilt nature and open space for enjoyment.

Thanks to recent coastal regeneration works, Les Deveses has regained its original width, expanding in some areas up to 110 metres. This has improved the visitor experience while enhancing its ecological value. The result is a versatile beach, perfect for families seeking peace as well as for water sports enthusiasts.

Frequent winds and wide-open space make Les Deveses an exceptional spot for kitesurfing, windsurfing and wing foiling, and it is one of the most popular points in the area for these sports. At the same time, its low level of urban development adds to the sense of freedom and total disconnection.

Les Deveses is the perfect beach if you’re looking for sea, space, nature, and the chance to enjoy water sports without giving up peace and quiet. A complete experience at the northernmost end of Dénia

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