Platja de Corinto i Malvarrosa
A long, semi-wild stretch of around 3.2 kilometres at the northern end of Sagunto's coast, mixing sand and gravel beside dunes with protected Mediterranean vegetation. Its barely developed character makes it a haven for those after a natural, spacious beach, and it includes a section set aside for naturism. It flies the Blue Flag.
Some 3.2 kilometres of semi-wild beach take up the northern end of Sagunto's coast at the Platja de Corinto i Malvarrosa, one of the least built-up beaches around València.
What makes it special
The ground alternates between sand and gravel, with dunes of protected Mediterranean vegetation spreading behind. Because it's so lightly developed, it offers plenty of room and the open-shore feeling that's hard to find nearer the city. It flies the Blue Flag.
Planning your visit
- It includes a section set aside for naturism.
- The dune area is fragile: stick to the marked paths.
To the south it links with the slightly better-equipped Platja de l'Almardà. For anyone after a natural beach near València, this stretch is one of the widest.
Frequently asked questions
Is Platja de Corinto i Malvarrosa free to access?
Yes, it is a beach with free access.
What makes Platja de Corinto i Malvarrosa special?
It is a long, semi-wild stretch of around 3.2 kilometres, one of the least developed near València, combining sand and gravel alongside dunes with protected Mediterranean vegetation. It flies a Blue Flag and includes a section reserved for naturism.
Where is Platja de Corinto i Malvarrosa?
It is at the northern end of Sagunto's coastline and connects southward with Platja de l'Almardà.
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