There are no trees, and the sea appears to be unclean. The cost for renting an umbrella is 7€, and the same goes for a beach seat. However, the beach is conveniently accessible from the city, with both bus and tram options available for a ticket price of 1.50€.
What a shame! I went to this chiringuito expecting a healthy, refreshing watermelon drink, but instead I got a sugar-laden concoction. Even after I asked for it without sugar, they still added it. And for what? €4. What a ripoff!
This review is about the north end beach of Port Saplatja, located just a stone's throw away from Valencia City. You can get there easily by bike, as most of the route is a paved path. However, you'll have to cross a car bridge to get there. The beach was spotless when I visited in October, though I can only imagine what a madhouse it must be in the summer. There weren't any facilities that I noticed, aside from a playground.
One of my favorite beaches. Quiet and with few people, it's the perfect spot for a peaceful day at the beach. Don't forget to bring some slippers, though, as the beach has black sand with pebbles, making it difficult to enjoy a dip in the ocean without them!