Platja de les Deveses, Mediterranean beach in Dénia, Spain.
The beach stretches for about 4870 meters along the Costa Blanca and features white sand with an average width of 80 meters. The water and sand are easily reached through several access points, including the Camí del Bassot pathway.
The beach belongs to the Les Marines area, which has kept its natural character over many years despite coastal development in the Mediterranean region. This stability sets it apart from heavily altered beach sections nearby.
Local fishermen work here using traditional methods, launching their boats through specific channels to catch fish that change with the seasons.
Visitors can enter the water during summer months under the supervision of lifeguards. Those planning to bring small boats or do certain activities should check ahead to know the best conditions and rules.
The steady Llebeig and Garbí winds make this location a preferred spot for water sports enthusiasts doing windsurfing and kitesurfing. These natural conditions draw sports lovers from the wider region on a regular basis.
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