Discover your ultimate guide to Gandia… beaches, monuments, mediterranean gastronomy, and more! Live your own experience from one of our boutique apartments either in the beach or in the old town.
Discover Gandía, beach, history and mediterranean authenticity
Gandia offers much more than the so-called “sun & sand”. It’s history, culture, gastronomy, and that Mediterranean atmosphere that captivates everyone who visits. In this guide, we’ll show you what to see and do in Gandia, how to get around the city, and the places you can’t miss, whether you’re staying by the sea or prefer the charm of the historic center.
Gandia’s Beach is one of the longest and best-maintained beaches in the Valencian Region. Ideal for families, sport practice, or those seeking relaxation with views of the Mediterranean.
Playa Nord
The most famous one, with a seafront promenade, beach bars and a lively atmosphere all year round.
Gandia’s historic center retains all the charm of its ducal past. Strolling through its streets means discovering the legacy of the Borgia family, one of the most influential families of the Renaissance.
Between golden sand and sea breezes, Gandia celebrates traditions that blend history, devotion, and popular joy. From Las Fallas to Semana Santa (Holy Week) and the ‘Fira i Festes’ (Fair and Festivals), each celebration transforms the city into a stage of music, fireworks, and Mediterranean culture. A place where traditions are lived in the streets… and by the sea.
Just a few minutes from Gandia, you’ll find spectacular spots, perfect for a half-day getaway or a full day exploring nature, mountains, and charming villages. “La Safor” region offers a unique blend of Mediterranean landscapes, cultural routes, and viewpoints overlooking the sea.
Simat de la Valldigna y su monasterio cisterciense