landscapes, charming villages and wonderful towns and cities. Cullera epitomises all this. A seaside municipality in the Ribera Baixa, Cullera will immerse you in the essence of the Mediterranean with its quintessentially Valencian scenery and pristine beaches.

What to do in Cullera

Sitting on the Mediterranean coast and traversed by Júcar river, Cullera boasts a unique landscape that you won’t see anywhere else. With its many beaches - each with their own character and vibe - at Cullera you’ll find exactly what you’re looking for.

The urban and semi-urban beaches of San Antonio, Racó, Marenyet and Brosquil offer all the family services and activities you could possibly ever want or need. If you’d prefer a bit of peace and quiet, however, Escollera and L'Estany beaches are just what you’re looking for. And if you want an adventure, head to Cap Blanc and Dosel beaches where you can learn and practise a whole load of water sports. Mareny de Sant Llorenç beach is also worth a visit with its beautiful dunes and peaceful atmosphere.

In addition to discovering Cullera’s 15 kilometres of coastline and enjoying a boat excursion up Júcar river, you can also discover the town’s historic centre, a charming tangle of streets steeped in history. There are over one hundred listed buildings here noted for their architectural value.

Casa de la Enseñanza, Casa Consistorial, Casa de Palomes and Mercado Municipal are just some of these. Cullera also boasts some great historic constructions, including its beautiful castle (which has been transformed into a museum), Ermita de la Font Santa, Ermita rupestre de Santa Marta and Ermita dels Sants de la Pedra, The latter is located in the heart of Albufera natural park, the perfect place to savour some of Cullera’s traditional cuisine.