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Pedestrian segment, discovered at random but very pretty marina

The pretty little church and the semicircle of idiosyncratic holiday homes complement the beach visit here.

Beautiful marina with delicious fish in the Port Saplaya restaurant

Port Saplaya (Valencian: Port Saplatja) is the name of a coastal district in the municipality of Alboraya, in the province of Valencia, Comunidad Valenciana, in Spain. In 2023, it had a population of 2,045 inhabitants, according to the INE.[1] It is known for its beaches and its peculiar urban planning, which has earned it the tourist nickname of "Little Venice".

Framed by a chapel and a small hippie-style holiday settlement, the small river flows into the sea.

The Barranc del Carraixet or Río Sec originates in Gàtova, collects the waters of the southern slope of the Calderona mountain range and, after a journey of around 45 km, flows into the sea via Alboraia. It is generally dry throughout most of the year, with the exception of the lower part of Alboraia.

Porta Saplaya, small but cozy harbors with colorful houses. Please note: cycling is prohibited in the harbour, keep your bicycle in hand. Food and drink options in the harbour.