Favara is a municipality in the comarca of Ribera Baixa, in the Valencian Community of eastern Spain. It is one of the towns that make up this coastal comarca in the province of Valencia, situated in the flat, low-lying terrain characteristic of the Ribera Baixa area south of the city of Valencia.
As a Valencian municipality, Favara forms part of the Valencian Community, one of Spain's seventeen autonomous communities, where both Valencian and Spanish have official status. The Ribera Baixa comarca is known for its agricultural landscape and its position along the Mediterranean coast, though Favara itself is an inland municipality within the comarca rather than a coastal resort.
Like other towns in the region, Favara is administered as a municipality (municipio), the basic unit of local government in Spain, with its own municipal council. Detailed information on its population, history, and landmarks is limited; the town is chiefly defined by its administrative status within the Ribera Baixa and its location in the broader Valencian Community.