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Discover the charm of Southern Valencia in La Ribera: A Paradise to be Explored
Welcome! A destination full of surprises awaits you here, perfectly combining culture, nature and fun. From the golden beaches of the Mediterranean coast to the vibrant villages full of history, every corner has something special to offer.
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Gastronomy of La Ribera, Valencia
La Ribera, located in the Valencian Community, is known for its rich and varied gastronomy, a reflection of its agricultural and maritime diversity. The local cuisine is based on fresh and seasonal ingredients, highlighting both garden and seafood products.
- Paella: Paella was born here, surrounded by rice fields. This is why it has a denomination of origin: paella valenciana. We have several authentic versions, depending on the season, the meats and vegetables used are different and can include for example seafood, rabbit or chicken.
- Fideuà: Similar to paella but made with noodles instead of rice, it is another popular dish in the coastal region.
- Baked Rice: A dish consisting of rice cooked in the oven with meat, black pudding, chickpeas and tomato.
- Puchero: A traditional, typically Mediterranean stew, which combines different types of meat and vegetables in a delicious broth, this is used to cook round rice which is served as a starter dish.
- Rice: La Ribera is renowned for its rice production, especially in the Albufera Natural Park, known for its quality and versatility in cooking.
- Citrus fruit: The region produces a wide variety of citrus fruits, such as oranges, clementines, lemons, pomelos, etc. which are used in savory and sweet dishes.
- Seafood and Fish: The proximity to the Mediterranean ensures a constant supply of fresh seafood, including squid, mussels and prawns.
- Pumpkin fritters: A fried sweet that is mainly consumed during festivities such as Easter and Las Fallas.
- Nougat: Although it is widespread throughout Spain during the Christmas holidays, the turrón, originally from Xixona, is very popular in La Ribera, especially in its handmade versions.
- Alhambra beer: Originally from nearby Granada, although not local, it is widely consumed in the region.
- Turia beer: Produced here in Valencia, this beer is a popular choice in La Ribera. Its smooth and refreshing taste complements the local food well.
- Beer 1900: Also from Valencia, known for its flavour and quality, it is another popular option in the region.
- Genesis Craft Beer: This local beer is brewed in Favara, with local ingredients and offers a variety of flavours that reflect the tradition and creativity in the region.
Heritage
Cultural
Ribera Baixa and Ribera Alta are regions of Valencia, with a rich cultural heritage. Ribera Baixa stands out for its beaches, its orchards, its rice fields and the historic towns of Cullera and Sueca, while Ribera Alta is known for its villages such as Alzira and Carcaixent with their groves of oranges and kakis, they preserve traditions and historic monuments.
Gandia has a remarkable historical heritage, including its imposing Palace of the Borgias (family of two popes in Rome) and a charming old town. Xàtiva is famous for its medieval castle and its rich history, marked by important events of the Middle Ages and the Renaissance.
Valencia, the capital, combines a vibrant modern life with a valuable historical heritage. Highlights include the Cathedral, La Lonja de la Seda, the Central Market and the City of Arts and Sciences, reflecting both historical heritage and contemporary innovation.
Beaches of La Ribera Baixa (Valencia)
These beaches are considered to be among the best in Europe and are awarded European quality certifications every year.
In the region of La Ribera Baixa, the beaches of Cullera and Sueca stand out for their beauty and diversity. These coasts are known for their fine, golden sand, their impressive dunes and their clean, crystal-clear waters. Spending a day on these beaches is an experience of total enjoyment and relaxation.

Cullera
Cullera offers a variety of beaches stretching for several kilometres. Playa de San Antonio is ideal for families and offers all the necessary services, while Playa del Dosel stands out for its natural landscape with protected dunes and native vegetation. For those looking for a quieter experience, Playa de Escollera is perfect for enjoying the sun and sea in a more relaxed environment.

Sueca
The beaches of Sueca, such as El Perello, Les Palmeres, San Llorenç and L'Almardà, are famous for their natural environment and tranquillity. These beaches are less crowded, which makes them the ideal place for those seeking a haven of peace. Their clean waters invite you to swim and practice water sports, while the fine sand is perfect for walking and relaxing.
Beach for dogs
For pet lovers, the region also offers options where dogs are welcome. Playa Can de Cullera is one of the best options, allowing visitors to enjoy a day at the beach with their faithful companions.
In short, the beaches of La Ribera Baixa in Valencia, especially in Cullera and Sueca, are the perfect destination to enjoy the sun, the sea and nature in its purest state, offering options for families as well as for those seeking peace and quiet and the company of their pets.
Nature

The Mountain
The Sierra de Corbera is a natural paradise that combines the serenity of mountainous landscapes with an impressive biodiversity. Its hiking trails, such as those of Corbera Castle, offer panoramic views of the Mediterranean and the surrounding valleys, ideal for lovers of hiking and photography. This mountain range, dotted with natural springs and ravines, is a refuge for autochthonous flora and diverse animal species.

The River Xúquer
The Xúquer River, as it crosses the region of the Ribera Baixa and flows into the Mediterranean Sea, creating a landscape of great beauty and natural wealth. Its waters, flanked by orchards and orange groves, give the region a unique freshness and exceptional greenery. It offers a wide range of activities, from kayaking and hiking along the river to visits to the rice fields and fishing.

The Rice fields
This region, the heart of Valencian rice production, offers visitors a uniquely beautiful experience every season of the year: from sowing to harvesting, the rice fields are transformed and reflect the sky, creating an incomparable visual spectacle. In addition, its proximity to the Albufera and the rich local gastronomy, with iconic dishes such as paella, allows for tourist activities such as bicycle routes, boat trips and guided tours that reveal the traditional rice cultivation process.

The Orange trees
The orange groves that surround the area are an emblem of natural beauty, especially in spring, when orange blossom fills the air with its sweet, fresh scent. This landscape, carpeted with orange groves and endless fields of fruit trees, offers a unique experience for those seeking the authentic, rural charm of the region. Visitors can enjoy hiking and cycling routes through the orchards, guided tours to learn about traditional orange growing and even fruit picking experiences in season.
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