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The water at this beach is dirty and unattractive. I can't help but wonder who would purchase apartments here, and who approved the construction permits.

Worth to visit

This beach is lovely and peaceful, making it an ideal spot for families with kids.

Gandía beach is quite impressive, stretching for miles and boasting a wide expanse of sand. The water is relatively clean in the morning and you can walk out quite a way before it gets too deep. However, it's worth noting that jellyfish can be spotted every 200-300m or so. June is an ideal time to visit, with pleasantly hot weather and warm, refreshing water. Weekends can get quite busy, but the beach really becomes packed in July and August, making it difficult to find a spot. September is also a nice time to enjoy the beach. The local restaurants serve up delicious paella and arroz meloso, although the stock used can overpower the delicate taste of lobster. There are beach bars every 200m, perfect for enjoying a cocktail and relaxing. While Gandía beach can't quite compare to the beaches of Ibiza, it's still definitely worth a visit.

This blue flag beach is a popular spot for families, mostly Spanish holidaymakers. The white sandy beaches are kilometers long and feel like silk against the skin. On calmer days, the Mediterranean waters are clear and fairly shallow for the first 30 meters, but unfortunately, there isn't much to see underwater. Due to heavy storms in January 2020, the facilities are limited, with no showers or toilets available, and only a few places to grab a cold drink. This makes the beach more suitable for those who are self-sufficient and looking for a basic and tranquil experience.

This spot is far from nice. It's nothing special, just another spot on the coast. The scenery is bland and there's nothing to do. The water is murky and the sand is coarse. All in all, it's just an average beach.