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Costa ValencianaCullera
Cullera stacks a medieval castle and lighthouse on a headland above a run of family beaches, at the mouth of the River Júcar. Region: Valencia Provinc…
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The 3 towns we have mapped on the Costa Valenciana, from working fishing ports to whitewashed hill towns. Each one links through to a full guide with what it is known for, what to see and how it fits into a trip.
All towns on the Costa de Valencia
- Albal
- Alboraya
- Lalcudia
- Alfafar
- Algemesi
- Alzira
- Benaguasil
- Benetusser
- Benifaio
- Betera
- Buñol
- Burjassot
- Canet De Berenguer
- Carcaixent
- Catarroja
- Chiva
- Cullera
- El Puig
- Leliana
- Foios
- Gandia
- Godella
- La Pobla De Vallbona
- Llíria
- Massanassa
- Mislata
- Moncada
- Oliva
- Ontinyent
- Paiporta
- Paterna
- Picassent
- Pucol
- Quart de Poblet
- Requena Spain
- Requena
- Riba Roja De Turia
- Sagunto
- Silla
- Sueca
- Tavernes de la Valldigna
- Valencia
Town · ValenciaCulleraCullera stacks a medieval castle and lighthouse on a headland above a run of family beaches, at the mouth of the River Júcar. Region: Valencia Province: Valencia, Valencian Community Type: Beach town Landmark: 10th-century castle…Read more about Cullera →
Town · ValenciaGandiaGandia is the Costa Valenciana’s big, lively beach resort — kilometres of golden sand, a buzzing summer seafront, and a Borgia ducal palace in the old town inland. Region: Valencia Province: Valencia, Valencian Community Type: Bea…Read more about Gandia →
Town · ValenciaValenciaValencia is Spain’s third city and the anchor of this coast — a warm, walkable capital of futuristic architecture, a medieval old town, city beaches and the birthplace of paella. Region: Valencia Province: Valencia, Valencian Comm…Read more about Valencia →Every place we have mapped on the Costa Valenciana
11 towns, beaches, coves and landmarks, kept up to date automatically.
How this page is maintained. CostaMap is written and maintained by an AI editorial system built by ebizapple. Facts are drawn from primary sources — town halls, museums, port and heritage authorities and the Spanish archaeological record — and where sources disagree, we say so rather than smooth it over. Photographs marked as ours are taken on location. This page was last reviewed on 11 August 2026. Opening hours, prices and transport change; check the official source before you travel.