The capital of Comunidad Valenciana is also Spain's 3rd largest city - Valencia. The city is well-known for their annual Las Falles festival, paella, and traditional ceramics. To the south and positioned between Costa del Azahar and Costa Blanca, lies a very special place - the town of Oliva. Having 10 kilometers (6.2 miles) of beautify coastline and fine sand beaches, Oliva is perfect for relaxing and enjoying the shallow blue waters of the Mediterranean. In addition, Oliva boasts active tourism, access to a nature park and hot springs, gastronomy, and grand festivals such as the annual Moors and Christians Festival.