Sant Antoni, Golden sand beach in Cullera, Spain.
Sant Antoni is an 1.8 kilometer long beach with golden sand located along Cullera's Mediterranean coastline. The 80 meter wide expanse slopes gently into the water and is framed by nearby buildings that give the beach its urban character.
The beach received Blue Flag certification decades ago, marking the start of its formal recognition for environmental and safety standards. This designation led to sustained investment in the beach's infrastructure and management practices.
The beach sits within a neighborhood where traditional Valencian cuisine defines the dining scene, reflecting centuries of Mediterranean fishing heritage. Visitors experience this food culture directly, with local restaurants preparing dishes that connect to the community's relationship with the sea.
The beach offers showers, toilets, and sunbed rentals at various points along its length. Visitors will find designated areas for water sports and recreational activities spread throughout the day.
The beach sits just a short walk from Cullera's center, allowing visitors to move easily between beach time and exploring the town. This proximity makes it a place where one can enjoy both sea and city life throughout a single day.
Location: Cullera
Length: 1,800 m
Width: 80 m
GPS coordinates: 39.16667,-0.25000
Latest update: December 9, 2025 18:48
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