There are coves in the Valencian Community that you have to visit. To get out of the routine of your usual beaches or to spend a special day away from home. Here we have compiled the best coves near Valencia scattered throughout the Valencian Community. Crystal clear waters, fine sand and activities such as scuba diving are waiting for you.
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Barraca or Portitxol Cove
It is the perfect union between beach and nature. You can see the characteristic vegetation of the Zone while soaking your feet in its crystalline waters. Get there by car or on foot, whichever suits you best. Perfect beach for snorkeling. It is also reminiscent of a beach in the Greek islands and although surprisingly it is one of the closest coves to Valencia city.
This cove also has a raised restaurant that offers one of the best panoramic views of the surroundings. The restaurant is called Clémence Cove and has direct access to the beach from its terrace.
📍 Xàbia.
Pinets Cove
The ecological route of Benissa hides one of the best coves in the Valencian Community. To access it you will have to follow the northern route, as we tell you in this guide we will reach a wild beach, surrounded by rocks, from where we can get to “Mar Morta i Roques Negres”, a landscape of great geological value.
📍 Benissa.
La Renegà
This cove is a gift. It is located in an ideal environment, surrounded by pine forests. It can be reached by car or by accessing it through the Verde, a greenway that runs along old railroad tracks. Cozy and quiet.
📍 Oropesa, Castellón.
Baladrar Cove
Baladrar cove in Benissa is a quiet beach in Alicante with crystal clear waters and rich in fauna and flora, ideal for diving and families. It has basic services and a beach bar, although it is difficult to access and requires appropriate footwear due to its stones.
📍 Benissa, Alicante.
Moraig Cove
Cala del Moraig is located in Benitatxell, right between Xàbia and Moraira, and is composed of two parts: the beach itself and the Cova dels Arcs, possibly its most photographed nook. It is a perfect spot to spend a summer morning because of its excellent diving conditions and rocky area.
📍 Benitatxell.
El Portet de Moraira
El Portet de Moraira is a semi-urban cove distinguished with blue flag that offers all the benefits of paradise: a formidable seabed, the possibility of kayaking, paddle surfing or diving and a rich gastronomic offer on the beach.
It is not surprising that it is so popular among the coves of Valencia, so it is advisable to come early to ensure parking in the parking areas provided.
📍Moraira (Alicante).
Mundina Cove and Ribamar Cove
These two small coves are located within the area of the Sierra de Irta Natural Park. We can consider them virgin, but difficult to access. Water shoes are recommended.
📍 Alcossebre, Castellón.
Ferris Cove
Small dunes and palm trees surround this beach of Torrevieja. It is a magnificent place to dive thanks to its underwater posidonia meadows and the amount of fish that live here.
📍 Torrevieja, Alicante.
Granadella Cove
Possibly one of the most famous coves. It is located south of Xàbia, and is a gravel and rocky beach which is accessed via a slightly complicated road, but that will let you gradually see the beach to which you are heading. La Granadella has held the blue flag (the one given to the most well-kept beaches in Spain) for decades.
📍 Xàbia, Alicante.
El Pebret Cove
Quiet and large, it is a great place to spend the day reading and meditating. We recommend that you ride your bike and take a ride around the surrounding area to see the breathtaking scenery. Take your binoculars with you, as this is a bird protection Zone.
📍 Peñíscola, Castellón.
South Cove
The tabarca Island is an earthly paradise too close to land. But the cove that steals our hearts is the South, with waters that have nothing to envy to those of the Caribbean itself. Grab a lounger and enjoy the color blue.
📍Isla de Tabarca, Alicante.