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Cascadas de la Marina
★★★★Carrer Sardina Esc.16 3B, Denia10,0 Fantastic · 18 reviews- WiFi
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Denia has more than twelve hundred vacation rental options, so the decision is not easy if you don't know the area well. The first thing you should be clear about is that the old town and the port are the heart of the city: there you will find the commercial life, the tapas bars, the market, and the liveliest atmosphere. If what you're looking for is to walk without a car, go out for dinner on foot, and have Raset beach or Marineta Cassiana nearby, this is your area. That said, parking is complicated and prices per night tend to be above the average, which in the city is around 204 euros. Apartments are the majority, with more than nine hundred, and in the center buildings with communal pools and included cleaning services predominate.
If you prefer tranquility and wider beaches, the Les Marines developments, to the north, or Les Deveses, to the south, will give you more square meters for the same money. In Les Marines you will find villas and vacation homes with garden and private pool, ideal if you travel with family or with a pet. In Les Deveses, the beach is long and with fine sand, but the offer of restaurants and supermarkets is more limited, so you will need a car no matter what. Montgó, inland, is another option if you're looking for coolness in summer and views, although you will have to take the car to go down to the beach. The lowest prices, from 52 euros per night, appear in small apartments in areas somewhat farther from the center or in low season, especially from November to March.
To get there, the most practical thing is to fly to Alicante or Valencia and rent a car; from both airports there is a highway to Denia and you will take around an hour. The commuter train connects with Alicante, but the frequency is limited and it doesn't reach the center, so I don't recommend it if you carry a lot of luggage. Within Denia, getting around by car is almost essential unless you stay in the old town; the urban bus covers the main areas, but it passes every twenty or thirty minutes. Before booking, check if the accommodation includes a garage space, because in summer parking on the street is an odyssey. It's also worth checking if the final price includes cleaning and tourist taxes, which don't always appear at first glance, and if the kitchen is equipped for cooking, because eating out every day makes the stay much more expensive.
The average price is around 204 euros per night, but you can find options from 52 euros if you look in low season or in small apartments far from the center. In July and August, prices rise quite a bit, so booking in advance or in weeks in June or September can save you a good chunk.
From May to June and from September to October is when the best weather and prices combine: the water is good, there are fewer people, and accommodations lower their rates. July and August are the most expensive and crowded months, while in winter many restaurants and services close, although prices are minimal.
If you want atmosphere, bars, and beach on foot, the old town or the port are your place. For families with children and more space, the Les Marines or Les Deveses developments offer villas with garden and pool, but you will need a car for everything.
If you stay in the center, you can walk to the beach, the port, and most restaurants. For the northern or southern beaches, there are urban buses that pass every half hour, but they are not very frequent at night; the taxi is expensive and the commuter train only connects with Alicante.
Check if the price includes final cleaning and tourist taxes, because sometimes they don't appear in the initial search. Also look if there is a garage space, air conditioning in all bedrooms, and if the kitchen has a dishwasher or washing machine, which are appreciated on long stays.