Discover the Blue-Flag Beach of San Antonio in Cullera

The playa de San Antonio (beach of San Antonio) is the most centrally-located beach in Cullera, with fine sands, crystal-clear waters and an extensive maritime walk perfect for evening strolls.

The beach is award-winning, thanks to the quality of its waters and the diversity of watersports available, with blue-flag status as well as the famous “Qualitur” rating from the Valencian Agency of Tourism.

Additionally, the beach is accessible to people with reduced mobility at all points and also has first-aid responders, the Red Cross and a small medical center all at hand to deal with any possible emergencies.

The area around the beach of San Antonio is where the majority of Cullera’s entertainment venues can be found. A wide range of services and entertainment choices can be found in this neighbourhood, including a range of excellent restaurants, lively bars, playgrounds for children, chiringuitos (on the beach), parking and hotels.

The tourist office can also be found on the beachwalk, where you can consult numerous resources on the sites and sounds to see in our beautiful city.

What we Recommend

CHIRINGUITOS

Kai Lio Oasis

El Pulpo

Medusa Beach Club

Aloha

RESTAURANTS

Nueva Andrea (they work with us through our Dine-out Program)

El Lleó (they work with us through our Dine-out Program)

Mar de Oro

La Turquesita

Poseidón

La Caja Baja

Mare Nostrum II

WaterSports

DELFÍN CULLERA – Diving lessons and gear

OLA – Jet Ski Rental

RADICAL WINDSURF – Surfing and Windsurfing

ESCUELA SURF VALENCIA POSIDONIA – Lessons and gear for surfing

AQUA FUN – Boat rides, snorkelling, kayaking, banana-boating, jet-skis, diving

AQUAXTREME – Flyboard lessons

CLUB CULLERA GARBÍ – Sailing activities and lessons

KITELOOSE – Kiteboarding lessons and gear

All these activities in the bay of Cullera are open to and adapted for all age levels and interest types.

Finally, we leave you with this video to give you a sense of Cullera’s stunning sites and sounds. If you haven’t yet visited the beach of San Antonio, this is the perfect moment to make a reservation at our Hotel for your next vacation and disconnect in our stunning city.


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The Aurora of Cullera

Cullera celebrates its patron saint festivities dedicated to the Mare de Déu del Castell, the Virgin of the Incarnation or the “Aurora of Cullera” as the Patroness in the town.

The festival of the Aurora of Cullera involves eight intense days full of religious acts, emotion, music, cultural celebrations and great admiration that always start on the Saturday after Easter until the Sunday of the following week. This year it will take place from April 7, the day on which the tradition “baixà” is made, the descent of the Mare de Déu in a nocturnal procession, from the castle to the church of the Santos Juanes and will culminate on April 15 with its subsequent celebration of the Aurora, the most representative act and that marks the end of the festivities.

In the “Night of the Aurora” is perhaps the commemoration that attracts the most visitors of all the festivities of Cullera. The essence of this can be seen throughout the processional journey in which the Virgin is transported through the neighborhood of San Antonio and there, at sunrise the image is paraded by fishermen and sailors to the seashore. It is a real spectacle the visual effect that arises while entering with the Virgin of the Castle, the boats anchor in front of San Antonio beach accompanying them in the background the fireworks, with the recitation of the rosary of musical thread and behind the sun coming out , the Aurora. The festivities culminate with the processional rise of the image of the Virgin of the Castle to its Shrine.

Aurora of Cullera Procession

During the wait of this magnificent moment the neighbors of the town and all the visitors spend the evening lighting fires, eating, drinking and enjoying the musical concerts of the moment. This year, April 14 at 11pm. a new edition of the “Nit de la Aurora Medusa Festival” will be held in the “La Rada” parquin, in which 5 well-known DJs will participate, among them the king of the Valencian night Chimo Bayo, who will guarantee a show of the highest level.

If you have not experienced these celebrations in person, you cannot miss them.


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Top 10 Best Things to Do in Cullera

Cullera is a highly popular summer destination in Spain with long sandy beaches, a bustling town center and numerous attractions, both old and new. Here are the 10 best things to do in Cullera while you are here:

1. Award-winning San Antonio beach

Of the 11 beaches in Cullera this beach is the most popular and is full of bars, restaurants, kids play areas and a wide array of water sports. Beach beds and umbrellas can be rented.

2. Castle of Cullera

The ancient castle of Cullera was built in the 15th Century by Moorish forces to provide security and control for the town of Cullera and the surrounding areas.

3. Bioparc Valencia

An animal park that that offers visitors the opportunity to delve into habitats of wilderness where animals live in social groups of their own kind and with other compatible species, as occur in nature.

4. Circuit Ricardo Tormo

Opened in September 1999, it’s a circuit inside a stadium and is an award- winning racing circuit which has won the three motorcycling world championships, two best World Superbikes championship awards and one award for the best Truck Grand Prix.

circuit Ricardo Tormo

5. Aquopolis Cullera Water park

Just a 10 minute drive away is the Cullera water park. It offers fun for the whole family with exciting rides like the Black Hole, Crazy Cobra and the mini zigzag. It offers a Mini Park for young children.

6. Sanctuary of the Virgen del Castillo

Within the castle this 19th century sanctuary can be found. The Festival of the Virgen del Castillo is celebrated in Spain the week after Passover.

7. Church of Saint Johns

An old temple built on top of an even older Gothic temple. The temple has recently been restored.

8. Torre del Marenyet

This old watchtower was erected on the Júcar river to protect Cullera from raiding Pirates.

9. Cave of Dragut

This cave depicts the conquest of Cullera by Berber forces. Curiously the cave takes its name from Dragut a famed Ottoman admiral who is said to have visited the cave.

10. Abric Lambert Cave Paintings

Located on the North-West side of the Mountain, these paintings depict several human and animal figures. They were discovered and named after Lambert Oliver.

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