Beaches in the Region of Valencia: autumn beside the Mediterranean

Combining the sea, the mountains and the huerta, the landscapes of the Region of Valencia never fail to inspire and amaze. At our coastline you’ll wave bye bye to your routine, forget about all your troubles and just live in the moment. And the Mediterranean promises to delight all year round. 

Autumn is no exception; the perfect time of the year to enjoy lazy strolls along the waterline, try your hand at thrilling water sports and see another side of the Mediterranean. Blessed with wonderful weather and a serene atmosphere, in the Region of Valencia the beach is nothing but pure joy 365 days a year. 

In this post we’re going to tell you about the different stretches of our coastline so you can enjoy days out at the beach with your loved one, family and friends. With all the choices before you, the problem will be deciding where to go. So we suggest discovering it all, from north to south. 

Costa de Azahar

The coastline of Castellón offers everything you could possibly want, from fine sandy beaches, unspoilt little coves, landscapes where the sea merges with the mountain and sandy expanses that extend as far as the eye can see. Most of the beaches in Castellón boast the Blue Flag, awarded by the Foundation for Environmental Education, for their pristine waters and quality services. 

One of the gems of the Castellón coastline is Columbretes Islands Nature Reserve, comprising a number of volcanic islets. The beauty of the islands will seduce you, particularly if you love scuba diving. 

Costa valenciana

The coastline of Valencia is a joy to explore in autumn. Mile after mile of soft golden sand await where you can unwind, take a stroll, ride your bike, gaze at the horizon and - why not? - jump in. 

Cullera, Oliva, Sagunto, Tavernes de la Valldigna, Alboraya, Gandia and La Pobla de Farnals are just some of the places where you can soak up long sunny days or enjoy snorkelling and paddle surfing. Don’t forget your swimsuit: it may be autumn, but the weather in the Region of Valencia is pleasant all year round so you can still enjoy taking a dip in the crystalline waters in November. 

Costa Blanca

The province of Alicante boasts one of the most popular stretches of coastline in the world. The beaches of the Costa Blanca are nothing short of extraordinary with stunning coves nestled among the wildest landscapes, endless golden sandy beaches, enveloping dunes, sheer cliffs and sea beds where snorkelling lovers’ dreams will come true. The Costa Blanca offers a world of adventure. 

With over 170 beaches and coves, as well as marinas, the Costa Blanca has almost 90 Blue Flags, guaranteeing the pristine quality of the waters for over 200km of coastline. Benidorm, Dénia, Jávea, Benissa and Torrevieja have some of the most beautiful coves in the whole of the Mediterranean coastline. We recommend you make the most out of autumn, discovering them one by one, exploring the different landscapes and dipping your head underwater to see the beautiful sea beds. An experience that will leave you feeling totally rejuvenated.