Emergency phone: 112. In Spain, 112 is the general number for contacting the emergency services. It covers all kinds of emergencies (health, accidents, situations of risk, police, fire, coast guard, search and rescue services, etc.).

Emergencies in the apartment. Check the emergency protocols and safety information provided. If there is a malfunction, breakdown, or any issue within the apartment, please contact us, and we will do our best to resolve the problem as soon as possible: by phone +34 672 656 782 or by email: deniavacation@gmail.com

Food stores. See the supermarkets and food stores near you and open hours in the following link

Tourist information office. Located two blocks from your location on Plaza del Consell (exiting right). Additional information here. Hours: Monday to Friday: From 9:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. (13:30 h) and from 4:00 p.m. (16:30 h) to 7:30 p.m. (19:30 h). Saturday: From 9: 30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. (13: 30 h). Summer hours (July 1- August 31): Monday to Sunday: From 9.30 a.m. to 1:45 p.m. (13.45 h) and from 5:00 p.m. (17:00 h) to 8:00 p.m. (20:00 h). Permits to Cueva Tallada (Carved cave).

Electricity and plugs. As in most of Europe, Spain uses 230 volts at 50 hertz with a two-pin connector (Euro plug type C). If you are coming from the United Kingdom, Australia, Asia, or the Americas (North, Central, or South), you may need a plug adapter and possibly a voltage converter. However, most mobile phone and laptop chargers support both 110V and 230V; check the label on your device to confirm the supported voltage range.

Parking. The old city of Dénia is characterized by its pedestrian zones and narrow streets, making it unsuitable for exploring by car. It’s best to park your vehicle and discover the historic center on foot. Once you reach Loreto 29-3, most major attractions are within easy walking distance. Available parking locations can be found on the map provided here.

Free parking. There are two small public free parking lots close to your place: One with entrance/exit at Calle del Colombaire 2 and Calle d’Elena Morand 3 (approximately 30 places, 350 m, 4 minute walk); and other at Av. de Valencia 15 with Av. de Gandia (approximately 25 places. 290 m, 3 min walk). There are some free parking spaces at less than a 11 min walk at: Parking Miguel Hernández, Carrer Mira-Rosa 2 (750 m, 10 min walk, 200 places); Ronda de les Muralles 375 (Antigüo Instituto, 30 places).

Other free parking. Also, there is free parking at Parking Entrada de Dénia, Av. de Valencia (550 m, 7 min walk, 100 parking spaces), on the right before the roundabout as you enter the city, across the Repsol service station; and a little farther away at Camí de Sant Joan, 1 and 2 (900 m, 12 min walk,about 350 places), close to Joan Fuster Ave. Also, Parking Torrecremada (1000 places, 800 m, 12 min walk) at Carrer Germans Maristes 13-23. Parking Av. Montgó. Entrance at Carrer José Oliver 6 or Av. del Montgó 26 (300 places, 900 m 13 min walk). For additional free parking check here.

Parking at the beaches: Close to Punta del Raset (free): Carrer Ausias March 52 and 22. Parking Punta del Raset, (Paid parking, 800 places, CV 730, 11); Les Rotes (139 places), with free bus service to Arenetes beach in the high season.

Paid private parking is available at: La Vía Parking (469 places, Carrer de la Via, w/n), 500 m, 6 min walk. Parking Publico (Calle Manuel Sánchis Guarner con Ronda de les Muralles, 700 m, 9 min walk). Moll Vell Car Park (369 places, Carrer Castell d’Olimbroi 3), 950 m, 15 min walk. For more information and maps check here.

Taxi / Airport transfers. Radio Taxi Dénia: Calle Cándida Carbonell 5 with C. Marqués de Campo 35. +34 966 424 444. Credit/Debit cards accepted. Telephone number of other taxi services and additional information. Map here.

Bus Lines:

• L1: From Explanada Cervantes to Les Arenetes beach Les Rotes (with stop at Marineta Cassiana beach);
• L2: From Explanada Cervantes bus stop to Els Molins beach (Nova Dénia, 16 stops), with transfer to L3 at the end of the route (Nova Dénia). Stops at Punt El Raset, Les Marines and Les Bovetes beaches. Frequency in summer: every 30 minutes;
• L3: From Els Molins (Nova Dénia) to Les Deveses beach ending at Santa Ana beach near the border with Oliva at Río Racons;
• L4: From Explanada Cervantes to Hospital de Dénia with stops on Avenues: Patricio Ferrándiz, Alicante, Valencia, Calle Madrigueres, Tanatorio and Hospital de Dénia.
• Circular Line (planned). In addition to the four lines the municipality has planned a Circular Line around the old city in Summer. See map and stops.

Electric cars. Public charging stations (plugshare)

Here are some of the main electric car charging stations in Dénia (Map here), which typically are compact with a limited number of connectors. This information might require updating.

• Iberdrola Charging Station. Moll de la Pansa (Ferry Terminal). 1 × Type 2 (43 kW), 1 × CHAdeMO (50 kW), 1 × CCS (50 kW)
• Puerto Deportivo Dénia. 1 × CCS2 (50 kW) fast charger + 4 × Type 2 (22 kW) chargers
• +B Energías, Carrer de Mabre 8, between Burger King and ALD, I1 × Type 2 (43 kW), 1 × CHAdeMO (63 kW), 1 × CCS (63 kW)
• Repsol Station. Av. de Valencia, 44
• Iberdrola Charging Station. Camí de la Bota 8
• Iberdrola, Carrer Maria Ibars 2 C/ Av Montgó, 2 × Type 2 (44 kW)
• Iberdrola Charging Station. Av. Marquesat C/ Abu-s-Salt
• Iberdrola Charging Station. Pg. del Saladar, 6,
• Sorts de la Mar A 9 (Hotel)
• Repsol Station. Partida Madrigueres Sud 8
• Iberdrola Charging Station.Carrer Mestre Moncho, in front of the bus station
• A large Powerdot Charging Station is located near AP-7 and N-332 (Centro Comercial de La Marina), Av. Costa Blanca, 1, Ondara, Alicante. (several providers).