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Where to park
Where to leave the car
Blue-zone metered parking; free at Marina Sur car park. Tram L4 from the centre in 15 min.
Valencia's paella-and-horchata beach, three metro stops from the Cathedral
The city beach where Sorolla painted the Mediterranean light and where valencianos still eat paella on Sundays. Wide golden sand, a boardwalk lined with old fishermen's chiringuitos and the port at the southern end.
Where to park
Blue-zone metered parking; free at Marina Sur car park. Tram L4 from the centre in 15 min.
When to arrive
Late morning on Sundays for local paella lunches at the beach chiringuitos.
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Combined skip-the-line ticket to the Oceanogràfic (Europe's largest aquarium) and the Hemisfèric IMAX inside Calatrava's City of Arts and Sciences complex. Optional guided visit of the Príncipe Felipe science museum.
Half-day at a traditional barraca in the Albufera natural park: rice-field visit, boat trip on the freshwater lagoon, and hands-on paella valenciana class over a wood fire with an accredited chef.
Guided walk through Valencia's UNESCO Lonja de la Seda, the Cathedral (with the Holy Grail chapel) and the Barrio del Carmen, with three tapas stops and one horchata & fartons at Santa Catalina.
Guided hike to the summit of the Peñón de Ifach, a 332 m limestone rock declared a natural park. Includes helmet, headlamp for the summit tunnel and pick-up from Calpe or Altea.
Day trip from Benidorm or Alicante to the cliff-top village of Guadalest (population 190, one of Spain's most-visited villages) and the natural pools of the Algar river. Free time to swim in the waterfalls.
Guided walk up to the Santa Bárbara castle (10th-century Moorish fortress on Mount Benacantil) at sunset, followed by a three-stop tapas & wine tour through the Casco Antiguo of Alicante.
Boat trip from Benidorm's harbour to the Isla de Benidorm marine reserve. Snorkel gear included and 1h30 free time on the island to swim, hike or eat at the only restaurant.
Full-day entry to Terra Mítica, the ancient-civilisations theme park on the hills above Benidorm. 30+ attractions across Egypt, Greece, Rome, Iberia and the Islands, plus daily shows.
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How you get there
Tram L4 (Neptuno stop) or bike lane along the Turia gardens to the sea.
What you'll find
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Around this beach
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Valencia's paella-and-horchata beach, three metro stops from the Cathedral. The city beach where Sorolla painted the Mediterranean light and where valencianos still eat paella on Sundays. Wide golden sand, a boardwalk lined with old fishermen's chiringuitos and the port at the southern end.
Valencia's paella-and-horchata beach, three metro stops from the Cathedral. The city beach where Sorolla painted the Mediterranean light and where valencianos still eat paella on Sundays. Wide golden sand, a boardwalk lined with old fishermen's chiringuitos and the port at the southern end. It's a town beach in Valencia, Valencian Community: 1.8 km long, fine golden sand, with water described as mediterranean · 20–26 °c · calm.
Blue-zone metered parking; free at Marina Sur car park. Tram L4 from the centre in 15 min.
Late morning on Sundays for local paella lunches at the beach chiringuitos.
Tram L4 (Neptuno stop) or bike lane along the Turia gardens to the sea.
On site: Lifeguard year-round, Sunbeds and parasols, Adapted access and amphibious chairs, Beach volleyball & football pitches and Boardwalk end-to-end with running lane.
Paella lunch at La Pepica (Hemingway's local since 1898) Horchata & fartons at the Malvarrosa terraces Sunset run along the Paseo Marítimo
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Last reviewed · 30 July 2026
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