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The main city beach is a Blue Flag beach, with a long promenade, disabled access, toilets and first aid stations, and plenty of restaurants. Jet-skis are available for rent.
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Punta del Castell
A Roman-era canal dug out of the sandstone bedrock, used to channel seawater to an inland area used for salt ponds.
A small rocky basin once used as a fish trap for tuna.
Playa de la Grava / Grava Beach
Another Blue Flag urban beach, smaller than Platja de l'Arenal, and good for snorkeling. Facilities here include a promenade, lifeguard station, restaurants, and a taxi stand.
Iglesia de Nuestra Señora de Loreto / Church of Our Lady of Loreto
Also known as 'the fisherman's church', this radically avant-garde church was completed in 1967.
Museu de Xàbia / Museo Soler Blasco / Soler Blasco Museum
An ethnographic and archaeological museum dedicated to finds from the local area, housed in a 16th-century building. The first floor has a permanent exhibit of paintings by local artist JB Segarra Llamas, and the uppermost floor concentrates on underwater archaeology, with pieces recovered off the coast of Xàbia.