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Valencia And Its Beaches

By: Calvert Williams | 2011-04-05 | Exotic locations
Valencia is a very popular tourist destination due to the long list of attractions that doesn’t let the word ‘’boredom’’ in your vocabulary while you are there. Millions of people from all over the world go to Valencia for a memorable holiday and for a nice relaxing time in the warm, summer sun. read more

The Beaches of Valencia

By: Mack Orton | 2011-07-28 | Vacation Rentals
It is a nude beach in the area of La Bufera. It offers various services and is not crowded, because of its isolated location, but it isn’t hard to get there by car. The beach is breathtaking with its blue waters, dunes and soft white sand. read more

The beaches of Valencia

By: Jatson Fernandes | 2011-10-27 | Destinations
If you happen to be an aficionado of beaches and are weighing up your options on the idyllic beach to decide on for the duration of your forthcoming vacation read more

Beaches in Valencia

By: Seamus Thompson | 2011-06-21 | Destinations
The beaches in Valencia and its surrounds are beautiful – the sand is clean and the sea is clear. read more

Beaches in Valencia

By: Bartho Lomew | 2010-09-10 | Destinations
This beach is located at the entrance of the Turia River. Many fishermen with their fish meet in this place. The commercial port of Valencia is very near and you can see it from here. This beach has white sand and calm waters. The beach length is 800 M and width 20 M. This beach is very crowded at peak hours. However, this will be of interest to nudists. read more

Beaches of Valencia

By: Clarke Watson | 2012-02-14 | Destinations
Valencia is well known for its beaches. It has a long coastal line. The beaches here are mostly sandy. They are amazing, white sand beaches. read more

Valencia Overview

By: Alberm Boris | 2011-07-01 | Destinations
If you’re lucky enough to be heading to Valencia either by car or plane you’ll be able to enjoy the wonderful sea views on your approach. Valencia is half way down the Spanish eastern coast, surrounded by the Mediterranean on one side and mountains and hills on its west. Its port welcomes cruise liners and smaller boats making their way back from the islands of Ibiza, Menorca and Mallorca. The read more

The Aquarium of Valencia

By: Pamela Anderson | 2011-08-07 | Travel Tips
The Aquarium of Valencia is located in the building L'Oceanogràfic, which is part of the complex of City of Arts and Sciences. read more

Nightlife in Valencia

By: Franck Lisle | 2011-06-29 | Vacation Rentals
The Spanish are famous for sleeping in the afternoon, eating late and partying until early in the morning, and the Valencians are no exception! read more

Travel Guide to Valencia

By: Carl Sagan | 2011-09-21 | Destinations
Valencia is a city that lies along the Mediterranean coastline and is one of the most beautiful cities in Spain. It is famous for its avant-garde attractions, historic heritage, artistic culture, and modern attractions. The city was named by the Romans. read more

Ave Madrid Valencia

By: Samantha Dale | 2010-12-22 | Travel & Leisure
This week saw the inauguration of the section of the new track between Madrid and Cuenca and Albacete, a journey time of two hours using the country's high speed AVE trains. read more

An Insight into Valencia

By: Andrew McFarlane | 2011-11-01 | Vacation Rentals
The prefecture of Valencia is without doubt the largest of the rest that constitute the Valencian community. The province is to be found at the hub of the Mediterranean gulf of Spain, looking out over the Gulf of Valencia. In relation to the Balearics, Valencia is located directly opposite whilst for Barcelona and Madrid, it is equidistant from both. Inland, Valencia is bordered by a mountain rang read more

Monument in Valencia

By: Jordan Thompson | 2012-02-09 | Destinations
Valencia is a beautiful place and you will fell in love with the city and its rich cultural heritage. The place has many places which offer pleasurable read more

Touristic Valencia In Spain

By: Tony Scot | 2010-10-25 | Travel & Leisure
Spain being a very large country is divided into regions, which have cities and provinces. read more

Transports in Valencia

By: Andrea Vian | 2010-04-02 | Destinations
Valencia is not so big compared to other important European and Spanish cities and thanks to the great public transport service it is very easy to move around. Metro, buses and trams can help you to reach the city centre. All these services are pretty cheap and their official websites are very easy to understand and navigate. Here are some information about the different public transport offers. read more