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The best area to stay in Faro de Cullera is the stretch along San Antonio Beach for its convenience and direct access to the sea.This area is the main tourist hub, offering a wide promenade superb for strolls and direct access to the sandy beach. You'll find a good selection of restaurants, cafes, and shops lining the promenade, making everything easily accessible on foot. It's built up but still retains a relaxed, holiday feel.Families often find San Antonio Beach ideal. The shallow waters are suitable for children, and the proximity to amenities means less travel time and more time enjoying the beach. There are often playgrounds dotted along the promenade and plenty of ice cream parlours to keep everyone happy.Couples looking for a relaxing beach holiday will also appreciate San Antonio. The evenings offer a pleasant atmosphere for dining out with sea views, and it's easy to find a quiet spot on the beach during the day.

The best time to visit Faro De Cullera is during the shoulder seasons of May-June and September-October, or in July and August for those who want to experience the peak summer buzz.May and June offer pleasant weather, with warm temperatures great for enjoying the beaches and exploring the town without the larger crowds of mid-summer. You'll find the water warm enough for swimming and plenty of sunshine for outdoor activities. This period is ideal for couples seeking a relaxed holiday with good weather for sightseeing and dining outdoors.For families, July and August are the prime months. While busier, these months guarantee hot weather, consistently warm sea temperatures, and all the local attractions, beach facilities, and water sports operators are in full swing. The town has a lively, family-friendly atmosphere, with longer daylight hours great for enjoying everything on offer.September and October are also wonderful for those looking for a quieter experience. The sea remains warm from the summer, and the temperatures are still very agreeable, yet the main tourist rush has subsided.