Torre del Gerro
16th-century coastal watchtower on the Les Rotes cliffs south of the town, one of several towers that guarded this coast.
On the Les Rotes cliffs south of Denia, the Torre del Gerro is a 16th-century coastal watchtower. It belongs to the chain of towers that guarded this coast, watching the sea road between Denia and the south.
History
The tower warned the town of approaching ships in the century of coastal raids. Its cliff position gave it a clear view over the water.
What to see
The tower from the coastal path, with the cliffs and the sea below, on the scenic Les Rotes walk south of the port. It is an outdoor stop on the Les Rotes walk, best combined with the town centre: the castle and the port.
Tips for your visit
- Walk the coastal path with firm shoes.
- Bring water; there is no shade on the cliffs.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Torre del Gerro?
A 16th-century coastal watchtower on the Les Rotes cliffs south of Denia.
How do you see it?
From the coastal path; it is an outdoor stop with no interior visit.
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