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Museo Arqueológico y Etnográfico Soler Blasco
Local archaeology and ethnography museum in a historic house, explaining Xàbia’s past from prehistoric finds to everyday coastal life.
Take a ferry from Cullera to Xàbia and enjoy the approximately 30 nautical miles (56 km) long journey. Find schedules and pricing options for a convenient and affordable trip.
Distance 30 nautical miles (56 km) |
High Season Jul - Sept |
Low Season Jan - Mar |
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Local archaeology and ethnography museum in a historic house, explaining Xàbia’s past from prehistoric finds to everyday coastal life.
Seafront exhibition space in the harbour hosting rotating contemporary art and cultural shows in a compact, easy-to-visit venue.
Municipal gallery in the old town presenting temporary exhibitions by local and visiting artists inside a traditional historic building.
Headland viewpoint above sheer cliffs and clear water, popular for sunrise, sea panoramas and access to short scenic walking routes.
Traditional historic centre of narrow streets, warm sandstone houses and quiet squares, best explored on foot for atmosphere and architecture.
Pebble beach and promenade framed by Montgó and the port, ideal for walks, swimming and watching daily life by the bay.
Rice baked with fish, shellfish and squid ink from the bay. A signature coastal dish in Xàbia and the Marina Alta.
Creamy rice with red prawns, using prized local seafood and stock. Especially associated with the Alicante coast.
Traditional fish stew made by local fishermen with rock fish and potatoes. A classic seafaring dish of the Marina Alta coast.
Refined restaurant in the old town serving creative Mediterranean cuisine with careful presentation and a calm atmosphere.
Popular traditional venue near the port, specialising in local rice dishes, fish and Mediterranean cooking in a relaxed setting.
Established seafront rice restaurant in the Arenal area, known for paella, seafood and broad bay views in a polished setting.
Moderate for the Costa Blanca: summer stays and seafront dining rise, but local bars, menus del día and buses keep everyday costs manageable.
Tipping is optional. Round up or leave 5-10% in restaurants for good service; small change for cafés is fine. Taxi drivers usually get the fare rounded up.
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