Ondara

Ondara Tourist Information

Ondara is a village in the province of Alicante and autonomous community of Valencia, Spain. The municipality covers an area of 10.4 square kilometres (4.0 sq mi) and as of 2011 had a population of 6644 people.

Ondara is an agricultural small village with a population of about 6.000, in the Valencian Country (officially called “Comunitat Valenciana” ) in the East of Iberian Peninsula. It is 100 km from Alicante (Alacant) and Valencia (València) and 7 km from Dénia, the main town in the “comarca de la Marina Alta”, with a population of about 35.000

Dénia is an important tourist centre on the Mediterranean coast known as “Costa Blanca”.

To the south of Ondara are the towns of Denia, Pedreguer, La Jara, Els Poblets and El Verger. To the north of Ondara are Oliva and Gandia. Even further inland are the similar sized towns of Orba and Pego. Other towns near Ondara are Benidorm (the most famous tourist centre) and Gandia, where a part of the Papa Borja family, moved in the 15 century.

Portal de la Marina Commercial Shopping Centre

Located just outside Ondara, is the Portal De La Marina Commercial Shopping Centre.

Portal De La Marina is in a prime location as far as communication is concerned. The centre enjoys direct accesses from all the roadways surrounding it, making for an uncomplicated and straight drive to arrive at the complex.

More information on Portal de la Marina Commercial Shopping Center in Ondara here

Cinema in Ondara

Ondara is now the location for the Commercial Centre Portal De La Marina – this is a huge shopping mall with many well-known retailers. There is also a cinema which sometimes shows films in English and bowling alley and food court.

How to get to Ondara

Access is good because Ondara is just off the A7 autoroute (motorway) and the N-322 road passes around the town.

Festivals and Fiestas in Ondara

A medieval market is held every November.

Ondara celebrates a number of festivals and fiestas and these include the Fiesta de San Antonio in January, the Fiestas del Santísimo Cristo (Celebrations of the Holy Christ) held in June, the Fiesta de San Jaime and the Fiestas Patronales held in July.