Banys de la Reina Xàbia

Banys de la Reina Xàbia is a fascinating archaeological site from Roman times on the Costa Blanca. These rock-cut pools, mistakenly interpreted as 'the baths of the Moorish queen', were used by the Romans for fish farming and the production of garum sauce.

Today, you can swim and snorkel in these ancient pools, admiring the geometric shapes carved into the rock and observing marine life. The site combines archaeology, beautiful scenery, and a fascinating legend about a hidden tunnel leading from the palace to these private sea baths.