Xàbia coastline · updated data
Official flags, jellyfish, lifeguards, occupancy and marine forecasts in one place before you head to the beach.
Automatically checked every 30 minutes
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beaches with an official flag
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Water temperature
No current official data
Jellyfish
Automatically checked every 30 minutes
Flags are never inferred from the weather: they come from Red Cross or authorised Cala Control staff. AEMET forecasts are shown separately.
No current official data
Red Cross and authorised operators report flags, jellyfish, lifeguards and operational conditions. AEMET provides a forecast, not a live observation. Coves without their own code use the nearest labelled reference beach.
Red Cross and authorised operators report flags, jellyfish, lifeguards and operational conditions. AEMET provides a forecast, not a live observation. Coves without their own code use the nearest labelled reference beach.
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The system checks its sources every 30 minutes. Each card shows the latest available check.
No. Flags come from Red Cross or authorised operators. AEMET is only used for wind, waves, temperature and UV forecasts.
AEMET publishes beach-specific forecasts for El Arenal and Granadella. Other areas use the nearest reference, clearly labelled as such.