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Explore the Splendor of Valencia: The Ultimate Sailing Escape

Valencia, a vibrant region on Spain's eastern coast, invites sailors with its sun-soaked shores, rich history, and captivating landscapes. Rent a boat in Valencia and embark on an unforgettable adventure, exploring the beauty of the Mediterranean Sea and the region's stunning scenery.

Choose from a diverse selection of vessels, including sailboats, catamarans, motorboats, and luxurious yachts, to create your perfect Valencian sailing experience. Experience the thrill of yacht charter Valencia as you navigate the mesmerizing coastlines, uncovering hidden gems and breathtaking vistas.

Valencia's ideal sailing conditions make it a perfect destination for both experienced sailors and newcomers alike. With steady winds, calm waters, and a wealth of picturesque harbors, the region is perfect for those looking to hone their sailing skills or simply unwind and enjoy the journey. Yacht charter Valencia offers the opportunity to explore the region's captivating coastline, from the bustling shores of Valencia City to the idyllic beaches of Costa Blanca.

As you sail through the waters of Valencia, you'll discover charming fishing villages, ancient relics, and awe-inspiring natural beauty. Rent a boat in Valencia and visit iconic destinations such as Denia, Altea, and Jávea, each offering a unique blend of history, culture, and breathtaking landscapes.

Valencia's numerous marinas and ports provide ample opportunities to drop anchor and immerse yourself in the local culture. Savor the region's exquisite Mediterranean cuisine, including the iconic paella, sip on a refreshing glass of horchata, and soak in the energetic rhythms of traditional Spanish music.

If you're searching for the perfect sailing escape, look no further than yacht charter Valencia. With its captivating coastline, exceptional sailing conditions, and a wide range of boats to rent, Valencia is the ultimate destination for a memorable sailing adventure. Make your boat rental today and set sail on a journey through this mesmerizing Mediterranean paradise.

 

 

Currency

€ euro

Language

Valencian, Spanish

Airports

Valencia airport (VLC)

Best time to sail

During all year

Boat base Location

Gandia, Port Saplaya, Valencia

What to do and visit:

  • Visit the City of Arts and Sciences: This complex of futuristic buildings houses a variety of cultural and scientific attractions, including an IMAX cinema, an aquarium, and a planetarium. -Explore the historic center: Valencia's old town is home to a number of landmarks and attractions, including the Cathedral of Valencia, the Central Market, and the Lonja de la Seda (Silk Exchange).
  • Visit the beach: Valencia has several beautiful beaches, including Malvarrosa Beach and Cabanyal Beach, which are popular for swimming, sunbathing, and water sports.
  • Experience the local culture: Valencia is home to a number of museums, galleries, and performance venues, including the Valencia Museum of Fine Arts and the Colon Market.
  • Take a stroll through the Jardines del Turia: These gardens, which were created on the site of an old riverbed, are home to a number of attractions, including playgrounds, sports facilities, and a botanical garden.
  • Try the local cuisine: Valencia is known for its delicious food, including paella, a traditional rice dish that is made with seafood, chicken, and vegetables.
  • Attend a festival: Valencia is home to several important festivals, including the Fallas de Valencia, a annual celebration that features parades, fireworks, and the burning of large papier-mâché figures.

 

Sailing Conditions:

  • Valencia is a popular destination for sailing, with a number of marinas and sailing clubs located in the city and the surrounding area. The city has a Mediterranean climate, with warm, dry summers and mild winters, making it an ideal place to sail year-round.
  • The sailing conditions in Valencia are generally good, with a mix of light and moderate winds. The wind tends to be strongest in the summer months, with average wind speeds of around 15 knots (17 mph). In the winter, the winds are generally lighter, with average speeds of around 10 knots (11 mph).
  • There are several sailing areas in and around Valencia, including the Albufera Lagoon, which is located just south of the city and is known for its sheltered waters and good winds. The marinas in Valencia are well-equipped and offer a range of services for sailors, including fuel, repairs, and storage. There are also a number of sailing clubs in the city that offer lessons and rentals for those interested in learning to sail or trying out the sport.

 

 

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Suggested sailing route in Valencia

Day 1
Arrive in Valencia and spend the day exploring the city. Visit the City of Arts and Sciences and the historic center, and try some of the local cuisine.
Day 2
Head out to sea and sail to the Albufera Lagoon, a sheltered body of water located just south of Valencia. Explore the lagoon and visit the small towns and villages located along the shore.
Day 3
Continue sailing down the coast, stopping at small fishing villages and coves along the way. In the evening, anchor in a sheltered bay and enjoy a sunset dinner on board.
Day 4
Sail to the port of Jávea, located on the Costa Blanca. Spend the day exploring the town and the surrounding area, and visit the Arenal Beach, which is known for its crystal clear waters.
Day 5
Continue sailing down the coast, stopping at the island of Ibiza along the way. Explore the island's vibrant nightlife and visit the historic Old Town.
Day 6
Sail back to Valencia, stopping at the island of Formentera along the way. Spend the day exploring the island's beautiful beaches and crystal clear waters.
Day 7
Return to Valencia and spend the day exploring the city. Visit the Central Market and the Lonja de la Seda (Silk Exchange), and try some of the local cuisine.

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