Confortable Apartamento * La Marina de Valencia

After sailing from Antalya via the Greek islands, the Italian coast, and the Balearics, we reached Valencia about three weeks later. All those stops were worth taking our time for. At La Marina de Valencia, we found a spacious, well-organized harbor that offered good shelter from waves and strong winds. The staff met us at the entrance, helped us moor, and gave us the information we needed. We spent two weeks there looking after the boat, relaxing, and seeing the city. Valencia has a lot of character, from its old town and modern areas to its local food. Around the marina, we could windsurf, walk by the sea, and watch regattas in the bay. The city center was a short ride away, and nearby beaches were walkable. For a longer stay, the marina had what we needed: electricity, water, security around the clock, showers, laundry, a maintenance area, shops, restaurants, and sports facilities. We had mostly pleasant weather, though there were a couple of windy days. The marina’s shelter made a real difference, and mooring stayed comfortable even when conditions got rougher. It left us with a great impression, and we’d put Valencia on our list again if we sail the Mediterranean.

Valentina was so welcoming and helpful. She explained the menu, made sure we knew what we wanted even though we were undecided, and gave us recommendations. The drinks were amazing, and her hospitality and service were top-notch. Highly recommend. The managers and supervisors should know how amazing Valentina is! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🥳🥳🥳🥳

A very modern exhibition and fair building, right beside the gardens that run across the city. It’s worth a visit, especially on a sunny day when the light reflects off the water pools around it.

A lovely, wide stretch of beach with gorgeous ocean views and lots of places to eat nearby. Just right for relaxing and hanging out on a sunny day. It feels like a little paradise.