Villas in Dénia
Dénia suits families who want a working port town with a castle, sandy beaches to the north and ferries to Ibiza. Nearly every home has a private pool. The homes are scattered over several kilometres, so check each one's distance to town and sea.
- Villas
- 192
- From, per week
- £268
About Dénia
Dénia is a port town of about 50,000 people, with a Moorish castle on a rocky crag above it and a daily ferry service to Ibiza and the other Balearic Islands. Our homes are spread around the town and its surroundings, nearly all with a private pool and most with a garden. North of the port, the Las Marinas beaches are sandy and suit children, while the rocky coast at Les Rotes to the south-east is for snorkelling and diving. The Montgó, a 753 m nature reserve, rises behind the town. For food, Dénia has been a UNESCO Creative City of Gastronomy since 2015 and is known for its red prawn. Beach bars typically run May to September, and the boats' catch goes to auction from 17:30 on weekdays.
Is Dénia right for you?
- Best for
- Families wanting sandy beaches, a port town and Ibiza ferries
- Not for you if
- You want to walk from the villa to the sea, because homes are scattered across several kilometres.
Near Dénia
Xàbia
Xàbia lies about 10 minutes south of Dénia by road and is the next town along this stretch of coast.
Montgó Natural Park
A 753 m mountain reserve with Mediterranean flora, hiking and mountain-biking trails, and a road, the CV-736, over to Xàbia with wide views.
Les Rotes
Rocky coast south-east of town, used for diving and snorkelling, where a permit from the tourist office is required for the main dive spots.
Ibiza and the Balearics
Dénia is the closest Spanish mainland city to Ibiza, and Baleària runs a daily ferry service from the port.
Getting to Dénia
Alicante and Valencia airports are each around an hour from Dénia by the A7/E15 motorway, and the UK is among Alicante airport's largest sources of passengers. A coastal tram runs from Alicante to Dénia but takes about two and a half hours. Because homes are spread out, a hire car is the practical choice.
When to go to Dénia
Summer is the driest season and July is almost rainless, with about 2,750 hours of sun a year. Autumn is the wettest season. Moros i Cristians takes over the town in mid-August with a sea landing and mock battle, and Falles ends with the burning of the fallas in mid-March. Beach bars typically open between May and September.
Villas in Dénia
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Atico Estrella del mar
Dénia, Costa Blanca, Spain
6
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Air ConParkingDishwasher+9 more
from£102
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ClemenVillas I
Dénia, Costa Blanca, Spain
6
3
0
Air ConDishwasherMicrowave+8 more
from£103
per night
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Denia Dream II
Dénia, Costa Blanca, Spain
4
2
0
Air ConDishwasherGarden+9 more
from£75
per night
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Villa Vista Paraiso
Dénia, Costa Blanca, Spain
8
4
0
Air ConDishwasherFireplace+9 more
from£167
per night
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Sueno de Denia IV
Dénia, Costa Blanca, Spain
4
2
0
Air ConParkingDishwasher+9 more
from£86
per night
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Victoria Playa III PLus
Dénia, Costa Blanca, Spain
4
2
0
Air ConParkingDishwasher+9 more
from£85
per nightDénia villa holidays: questions answered
Is the beach in Dénia sand or rock?
Both. The Las Marinas beaches north of the port are sandy and suit children, while Les Rotes to the south-east is rocky coast used for diving and snorkelling. Many of the beaches hold Blue Flag status.
How do you get from Dénia to Ibiza?
By ferry from Dénia port. Baleària runs a daily service to Ibiza and the other Balearic Islands, and Dénia is the closest Spanish mainland city to Ibiza. Check the operator's current timetable before you book.
Dénia or Xàbia for a villa holiday?
Dénia is a working port town of about 50,000 with a castle, a UNESCO gastronomy title and the Ibiza ferry. Xàbia is only about 10 minutes south by road, so you can base yourself in one and visit the other.
Is Dénia good for food?
Yes. It has been a UNESCO Creative City of Gastronomy since 2015 and is best known for its gamba roja, a red prawn, and rice dishes such as arròs a banda. The fish market holds weekday auctions when the boats come in.
Is there a market in Dénia?
Yes. The municipal market on Carrer Magallanes is open Monday to Saturday mornings, a weekly produce market runs on Mondays, and a flea market takes place on Fridays. Check the town hall for any change to these hours.
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Written by the TrustedVillas team. Last reviewed October 2026.
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