Beniarbeig is a central municipality located on the banks of the River Girona between La Rectoría and the Marquesado de Dénia. The town made the headlines in 2007 when part of its historic bridge collapsed during a live broadcast covering the heavy rains that caused its destruction.

• What to do in Beniarbeig
  • Fiestas
  • Hiking
    • SL-CV 158 Racons
  • Concerts & Theatre
• Where to Eat in Beniarbeig
• The Surrounding Area
  • Dénia
  • Ondara
  • Pedreguer

What to do in Beniarbeig

Fiestas

Throughout the year Beniarbeig holds various fiestas:

• Sant Antoni - Celebrated at the end of January
• Fesitval Sant Domenec - Celebrated during the first week of August
• Patronal Festivites - Honouring Sant Roc during the last week of August with processions, orchestras and

Hiking

SL-CV 158 Racons

Racons is a circular route that explores the beautiful forested and agricultral areas of Beniarbeig offering spectacular views of the Marina Alta.

Concerts & Theatre

The theatre-auditorium of Beniarbeig regularly hosts a variety of events, including live music, stand-up comedy, and stage productions.

Where to Eat in Beniarbeig

Beniarbeig has a variety of restaurants offering a great Valencian and Spanish dishes, such as:

• Coratge - a charming restaurant known for it's cous cous.
• Luleå - a popular choice for vegetarian options.
• Baret de Bus - The go-to restaurant for grilled meats and fish.

The Surrounding Area

Dénia

A large port town with connections to the major cities of the Valencian community and the Balearic islands. In 2015 Dénia was designate a UNESCO Creative city of Gastronomy.

Ondara

Ondara is a growing commercial hub known for its shopping centre the Portal de la Marina. It's famous bullring was built in 1902 and is still used today for cultural events.

Pedreguer

Surrounding by beautiful natural landscapes and orange groves, Pedreguer is known for its artisan heritage — its economy rooted in leather and other handmade crafts, with several workshops still operating.