Valencia faces the Mediterranean Sea on the eastern coast of Spain about 220 miles ... is divided into three separate beaches, Las Arenas to the south, La Malvarrosa in the middle and Alboraya ...

Valencia is a prime coastal destination in Spain, home to some of the best urban beaches. Playa de la Malvarrosa and Playa del Cabanyal are both within easy reach of the city center, offering ...

“It’s all about ingredients in Valencia,” says Steve Anderson ... the seafood version at the Las Arenas Hotel on the beach at Malvarrosa – a ritzy establishment that, nonetheless, helps ...

Say hello to Valencia. Officially Spain’s third biggest city (after Barcelona and ... Overlooking the inviting golden sands of Malvarrosa beach, Balneario Resort is equipped with all the facilities ...

If you’ve been following my blog recently, you’ll have seen I fell head over heels in love with the city of Valencia in Spain. It’s a beautiful ... or 10% off jet-ski rental on Malvarrosa Beach. Yes!

Other locations that have been impacted include Murcia, Valencia and Tarifa, where the town hall has said it is unable to pay for the removal of the algae from its beaches. Read more: Spain's new ...

Spain's popular holiday ... Other impacted locations include Murcia, Valencia and Tarifa, with the latter unable to afford the removal of the algae from its beaches. Tourists have been warned ...

The heart of the Spanish city was largely spared by the October deluge, and tourism to the region will benefit recovery.

Spain's beloved holiday spots are facing a rising environmental challenge, with the fast-spreading algae Rugulopterix okamurae causing significant issues across its idyllic beaches. This invasive ...

The algae has already invaded areas in the Atlantic oceans and the Mediterranean, blanketing seabeds and causing the plant to ...

the most affected area in Spain. Other impacted locations include Murcia, Valencia and Tarifa, where local authorities have admitted they can't afford to remove the algae from their beaches.