Beniarbeig

Beniarbeig has a local skate boarding area, a BBQ area which if you have an apartment or a to

wnhouse and want to invite friends for a BBQ and you do not have room, then the town hall will let you use the BBQ designated area. 

 

 

 

 

 

This is a local park with benches for picnics and socialising.                      

 

Municipal swimming pool with a local bar and restaurant for refreshments if you are spending the day here.

Plenty of walking routes and cycle routes.

Padel courts and leisure centre with plenty of sports and activities to do.

Weekly event is a tapas pub run where you buy a drink and get a free tapa, this is organised with some of the local people. 

 

Local shops include butchers, bakery, florist, mini supermarket the larger supermarket is located in the neighbouring town of Ondara, garage with a workshop and various other shops and services.

 

Bars and restaurants, I know of various bars and restaurants in this town, one of the most popular is the Pensionista bar (you do not need to be a pensioner to use it) They have tables and chairs outside so you can enjoy the good food and watch the world go by. 

 

Facitilies in the town

 

Medical centre, chemist, hairdressers and they have a private hospital which I have heard some very good reports about.

 

 

 

 

 

Fiestas

There are plenty of fiestas throughout the year from paella competitions to blessing of the animals, pop into the town hall and ask for more information.

 

 

 

 

Beaches

10-15 minutes by car you have a wide choice of beaches which are all BLUE FLAG which means they are safe to swim in. A variety of water sports in designated sections such as paddle surfing, kite surfing, surfing, kayaking, canoeing, and for the beach lover who likes peace and quiet there are literally kilometres of sand to sun bath on. Beaches to head for: Deveses, Las Marinas and El Verger.

 

Nature Reserve

 

Les Rotes is a nature reserve with no boats aloud and has a variety of sea life to see. Snorkelling and scuba diving is very popular in this section of Denia this part of the coast is protected including the natural dunes, caves, plants and wildlife. A foot path allows you walk from Denia marina all the way to the lighthouse which is a few kilometres, the majority is flat and there is wheel chair access. Along this route are some traditional restaurants and bars so refreshments along the way make it a very pleasant walk.

 

Because of the length of the beaches in Denia they never get overcrowded. Popular family beaches with the European blue flag for quality and cleanness are Les Deveses Les Marines, Les Bovetes and Els Palmars. All patrolled by lifeguards during the summer months. These beaches are also equipped with foot showers, sunbeds and sunshades to hire.

 

All sorts of beach activities are available, dinghies and pedaloes as well as sailboats to hire. Set back from the sea there are volleyball nets. 

The clean and clear waters make it a perfect place for scuba diving.

 

Golf- La Sella Golf Resort

Spanish world class golfer Jose Maria Olazabal designed La Sella close to La Jara, Jesus Pobre and Denia. Designed in 1990 it offers a demanding 18 hole golf course and a driving range with over 20 bays. Directions - Leave at exit 62 of the autopista AP-7 and head in direction towards Denia and take a right to La Xara and Jesus Pobre. 

Horse Riding

A wide choice of places to go riding, Ondara has a large equestrian centre and Oliva Nova has the international competitions.

International Schools

The Lady Elisabeth in Javea and Jalon provide a coach service to pick up at various locations. They have two main schools, junior and senior.