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A pebble beach, with toilets available.
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Torre de Gualta / El Puig Watchtower
This watchtower was built in 1563 as part of a coastal network of watchtowers used to defend against Barbary pirates. The tower was fully restored in the 1990s.
Playa de Puig Val
A fine sand beach with a tree-lined promenade, first aid station, toilets, sun loungers, and disabled access.
Royal Monastery of Mary of El Puig
This impressive fortified monastery was established in the 13th century, although the current structure dates mostly from the late 16th century. The star attraction is the Gothic chapel dating from the early 14th century. This is still a working monastery, so visits are only possible with guided tours, which last about 30-40 minutes and are available in Spanish and English.
Museo de la imprenta y las Artes Gráficas / National Printing and Graphic Works Museum
The first museum of its kind in Spain and the second in Europe, this museum is dedicated to the history of printing, and has on display dozens of printing presses and books, including a replica of Gutenberg's press and a copy of the Gutenberg Bible.