Marine beaches

Between Playa del Cabañal beach and the Port of València (where ferries and cruise ships arrive), you have a space to enjoy the Mediterranean in a thousand different ways. The Marina de Valencia is an ideal place for a stroll, to meet for a meal or drinks, and to enjoy the sun and the sea breeze. It is also perfect for sailing or practicing water sports. And even for working… with the best views!

Many families and groups of friends come here to relax by the sea, especially on weekends and summer nights. More and more boating enthusiasts choose this destination to moor their vessels. And if you need to work, alongside the offices of innovative companies and startups you will find modern coworking spaces.

Getting here from the city centre is easy, by metro or bus. Whatever the reason, you can’t leave Valencia without getting close to the Mediterranean!

•  Its interesting architecture, from historic port buildings such as the Clock Building to the spectacular Veles e Vents
•  A vibrant atmosphere day and night, with a wide range of restaurants, terraces, and live music
•  An important nautical and sports destination, where you can enjoy water activities and boat trips, or moor your own vessel
•  A hub of innovation that brings together technology and financial companies, training centres, and the Marina de Empresas business accelerator

•  Menus with sea views

  Enjoy rice dishes, seafood tapas, and other Mediterranean cuisine while looking out over the sea. There are restaurants for all tastes and budgets, most of them with outdoor terraces.

•  Live music

  The morning concert series at La Pérgola in November and December are already legendary. In addition, the Marina hosts music festivals such as Latin Fest and Love to Rock.

•  Sailing the Mediterranean

  Choose between the adrenaline of riding a jet ski or the pure relaxation of a boat excursion, with food or a party on board. Trips to watch the sunset at sea are particularly popular.

•  Water sports

  Kayaking, paddle surfing, diving, sailing, or even Pilates on a board in the sea… nearly 40 companies offer all kinds of experiences at sea. Choose the one you feel like most.

•  Veles e Vents 

  The building designed by architects David Chipperfield and Fermín Vázquez is a true icon of the Marina, and even of Valencia itself. Enjoy a beer on the terrace at Malabar, Mediterranean dishes at La Marítima, or fine dining at La Sucursal. It also often hosts concerts and other events. 

•  Clock Building

  The elegant neoclassical building at the entrance to the Marina is the headquarters of the port authority. Can you spot the sailing ship crowning its iconic tower?

•  Tinglados

  Take a walk around the Marina and visit the old modernist-style warehouses, with colourful mosaics depicting Valencian themes. They sometimes host markets and other activities.

•  La Pérgola

  Another iconic structure and meeting point at the Marina. It usually hosts concerts by alternative bands, DJ music, and gatherings of traditional music groups.

• Virgen del Carmen Procession

  Every July 16, the Marina is the setting for one of the most beautiful and emotional seafaring traditions. Fishermen and sailors honour their patron saint, the Virgen del Carmen, with offerings, prayers, and a solemn procession along the seafront.

The Marina is also a hub of talent and innovation. Here you will find:

•  Marina de Empresas, with initiatives such as Lanzadera and Angels Capital.
•  Bankia Fintech by Innsomnia, the most important financial innovation centre in Spain.
•  New technology hubs and training centres that turn this area into a true innovation district.