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An urban beach with fine sand. Has disabled access and showers.
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La Barraca del Tío Aranda
The oldest building in El Palmar dates from the 19th century, and is the only one which still has the original construction of adobe walls, packed clay floor, wooden ceiling, and thatched roof. It is not open to the public, but visitors can appreciate it from the outside.
Playa de la Devesa
Undeveloped, with natural surroundings, this beach can be reached on foot walking for about 5-10 minutes from the parking area. Has a nudist section.
Centro de Interpretación Racó de l'Olla / Racó de l'Olla Interpretation Centre
The visitor centre can offer information on bird life in the area, and has an observation tower, two bird observatories, and a nature trail through a smaller lagoon. Ample parking is available nearby, and the nearest EMT bus stop is located a short distance to the north.
Hermitage of the Saints of the Stone
The 14th-century chapel was modified in the 17th century, and is a good example of Gothic architecture from the Reconquista period. It is dedicated to Saints Abdón and Senén, patron saints of the nearby city of Sueca, and on 29 July it is a pilgrimage destination from Sueca during the festival of Benissants de la Pedra.
Embarcadero de la Gola de Pujol / Boat Launch