Large-scale tourism has affected many European hotspots, resulting in an influx of tourism taxes and overcrowded holiday spots. This is one of many reasons why travelers are now looking for quieter and visited towns and cities.
Spain, a popular destination for British holiday makers, is also swept away by tourist crowds, but instead of escaping the country altogether, Brits can choose to visit this Spanish gem along the Costa Blanca, which offers the perfect blend of Spanish tradition and natural beauty.
Denia is a seaside city in eastern Spain, unlike other seaside resorts, Denia does not overrun with tourists, and even better British people can fly to Alicante.
Skyscanner is currently showing flights from London Gatwick on August 19th, costing £21 each way. The same day flight from Manchester was £24, while Leeds and Newcastle are also relatively cheap at just £25.
The stunning city has plenty of offers, with a 20-kilometre coastline being a luxury sandy beach in the north and a steep, rocky section to the south.
Lebeth's Beach is the widest and most sandy beach in the city, the farthest from the city, making it perfect for those who enjoy quiet advertising. This is one of the most popular beaches with a 4.1 rating on TripAdvisor.
“This beach is the most beautiful. The soft white sand reminds me of the Caribbean island. It is very white and soft. It is a great place to “walking the beach.” At the end of the walk you can have a coffee/lunch or a beer in Los Banos.
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The city also boasts charming landmarks, such as the 18th-century Asuncion Church and the City Hall, boasting two memorial tablets from the ancient temple of Godness Diana in Rome.
Denia's historic centre and old town reflect the city's incredible ancient history, with charming high streets made up of clothing stores, cafes and small sweet shops.
