Regarded as the most famous of the city’s beaches, it’s a fabulous sandy expanse. With a great lengthy promenade beside. Nearby is the grand boat sculpture and fountain, Barco de Agua - Nau de L'aigua. Also worth diverting for is the interesting Casa-Museo Blasco Ibañez, dedicated to the well known Spanish writer.

A warm(ish) January day we came here from the city of Valencia and are pleased we did. Most of the restaurants on the front were closed, but we still walked around and took in the widest beach, can imagine in the summer this place is rammed! Nice area with large promenade for walking/running and cycling. Would definitely recommend a visit even for a quick walk around.

The most famous of all the beaches of Valencia got its name when in the middle of the 19th century it was transformed from a swampy area into a flower plantation of mallow (malva rossa - red mallow). There is a tram along the beach, so you can choose a place to get off. Valencia is not a resort town, so Malvarossa is a city beach. There are no hotels lined up along the embankment, and ordinary houses are often not in the best condition. People come here after work or study. With tables, food. Its 200-m width, fine golden sand and good transport accessibility made it the most popular in the city. Some elements of the service are present: rental of umbrellas and sun loungers, kiosks with drinks., volleyball, exercise equipment. There is no shower, only you can only wash your feet. ..

Our hotel was on this beautiful beach. It's may be one of the widest and long beach in the europ with very fine and clean sand. There are so many restaurants and cafe next to it. I recommend this Beach for summer vacations .

We visited the beach on a Thursday morning in early October. It wasn’t busy and the sand appeared to be very clean. There were numerous places to rinse the sand off before leaving the beach, and a good promenade for walking if you didn’t want to go on the sand. Nothing we could see in the way of seaside shops selling sun hats, or buckets and spades, or sweets or anything. There were plenty of places to eat and drink but the one we chose was a bit overpriced and the food was disappointing (but we expected that); though the toilets were clean. It was nice to get out of the city and see something different.

Excellent experience for the whole family. The beach is kept clean and neat, fully equipped with sport facilities, showers, playgrounds, and is decked with tens of sidelong restaurants. We visited in January and enjoyed the long stretches of white sand, warming sunlight, relaxing walks, and lots of fun playing. A specific spot is especially enjoyable, the Alboraia area with relaxing palm trees, parrot chirping, nice sunbathed restaurants in a pedestrian area. We will definitely return and highly recommend it!

The trip to the beach was easy by tram. The sand was absolutely clean (no debris at all) and water was nippy but the waves were great. Definitely come with the kids. And swim even in May. I wore a cap and body surfed with some pretty big waves.

When you want to take a walk in the morning or near sunset, you should come to this wonderful beach! I always like to come back here, you walk along the seashore and if you get hungry, you have at your disposal a lot of beautiful restaurants with different types of tasty food! I recommend walking on the beach playa de la Malvarrosa❤️

Huge beach which goes alongside big part of the city. Go by bike! There are play of Valenbisi Stations. Beach volley, beach tennis... Umbrellas and beds for rent or just free beach to go with your own towel. Chiringuitos with music if you go till Playa de la Patacona. The sea is not Caraibbean of course but almost always warm and it's very pleasant.

This is a nice beach that is a 4-5 km from the tourist area. Great place to spend a day. Lots of volleyball courts. There are places to eat, bars and cabanas. There is a good bit of space from the board walk to the sub bathing area which is great. The board walk is very nice and well maintained also to walk