Cullera
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With castles, lighthouses and golden beaches, Cullera is one of the Region of Valencia’s great coastal destinations. Get ready to fall in love with a seaside town bursting with magical spots and things to do.
Located in the province of Valencia, Cullera is a destination bathed in sunlight. In this part of La Ribera Baixa you’ll find incredible beaches, historical monuments and experiences for everyone, however you enjoy spending your time. Keep reading to discover everything you need to know to make your getaway an unforgettable one.
What to see in Cullera
To start, we’d recommend climbing up to Cullera Castle, a 10th century fortress that is open to visitors and home to the Municipal History and Archaeology Museum. The castle is also used as the venue for all sorts of cultural events. Next to the castle is La Mare de Deu del Castell Sanctuary (also known as La Virgen de la Encarnación Sanctuary), a beautiful 19th century place of worship that it’s worth taking your time to look around.
Next, make your way to Alt del Fort and the Carlist Wall, the ruins of a fort that grants incredible views. And then there’s Marenyet Tower, a 16th century structure that used to monitor the comings and goings of the sea waters.
Once you’ve visited these monuments with a town and sea view, it’s time to venture to L’Albufera Natural Park, El Estany Lake and Bassa de Sant Llorenç, beautiful wetland landscapes that make the perfect birding spot. You also won’t want to miss the area around the mouth of the River Júcar where you can do some fishing or climb aboard a boat to take a cruise.
In the centre of Cullera, make sure you go and see Los Santos Juanes Parish Church, soak up the great atmosphere and enjoy all the bars and restaurants. Another worthwhile experience is visiting the fish market and spending a day at the beach. L’Estany Beach is a great place to start. So how about it? Fancy making Cullera your next destination?
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