What to do in Xàbia, the jewel of the Marina | The Provinces

What you can't miss

In Xàbia you have to go see and be seen. It is the place where social life moves, where to go to fashionable places from morning until midnight.

In Xàbia there is a good gastronomic offer. The El Cabo Restaurant in Cabo de la Nao seeing the silhouette of Ibiza and Formentera on clear days, the classic Masena, or in the most touristic area of ​​Puerto La Cantina, to eat fish from the Lonja.

To snack on Piripiri and La Esquina, on the seafront. The Club Náutico restaurant is another classic with a very marine atmosphere. And in El Pope cove we cannot miss El Tangó, where you can almost touch the sea with your hand.

Inside you can dine at Baccus, with excellent meat and fondue; and in Masena with a very select menu, in addition to Ca Aleix with excellent rice dishes and atmosphere and Bon Amb, the only restaurant in Xàbia with two Michelin stars.

In La Granadella there are several restaurants, the best known being Sur or La Bandideta. On the Arenal beach there are many places where you can have a good dinner, including Tula, with a Michelin star.

This year's novelty is Oasis, next to Tosalet, Mediterranean cuisine and unbeatable service.

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For a drink, a classic, Montgo di Bongo.

Hotels

The latest openings are the Hotel Ritual –formerly El Rodat-, a renewed classic and Nomad, with a careful decoration between bohemian and Mediterranean. Nomad is owned by the same owners as The Beach House, in an old port building. In addition, they have opened a couple of the most charming bed and breakfasts, Villa Dora and Quinta La Sal, decorated by Zdenka Lara.

Stores

Nakuti, in the Arenal

Beautiful Horizon (decoration)

Hinédito (concept store, next to the Church)