Location: Alboraya
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The 6 Best Things to Do in Alboraya, Spain
Alboraya (Spanish: [alβoˈɾaʝa]) or Alboraia (Valencian: [aɫβoˈɾaja]) is a town and municipality of the province of Valencia, Spain. It is situated very close to the city of Valencia.
Restaurants in Alboraya
1. Playa de la Patacona
Overall Ratings
4 based on 247 reviews
Reviewed By PiotrKowalski - Valencia, Spain
Located a little bit further than Valencia's main beach, The Malva-rosa, Patacona is well worth the trip. It's less crowded, cleaner and much more peaceful - and the most important thing is that there are barely any port views from Patacona. Come and enjoy!
2. Olympia Spa & Fitness
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 71 reviews
Rest in our 600sqm SPA in Valencia, 90 minutes of non-stop relax, three hot tubes with jets and hot beds dressed with cold water that will transport you to relax and sensations world. The Foot-bath, Turkish baths, Sauna, Essences showers... Where the water is life.
Reviewed By Mamosta1
Stayed at this hotel for a week. Absolutely great. Clean, friendly staff, well placed. The hotel is about 15 minutes from the centre of Valencia and 15 minutes from the beach. Not a holiday hotspot, but great if you want a base for coming and going. Use of gym and pool included though times are specific for the pool. Great spa and massage experience. All very professional and relaxing. Highly recommended.
3. Horta Viva
Overall Ratings
5 based on 10 reviews
Since 2009 we are sharing our passion, the Huerta de Valencia and now is the time to show you other wonders we have in the Valencian region. We offer you new agrotourism tours to know news crops such as olives and rice, a new section of wine and landscape with wine tours or hiking activities. Of course we continue with our activities in la huerta as the horchata tour, horta & wine, bike tours or the Moro marsh. L’Horta de Valencia is 5 minutes from a big city like Valencia, but retaining the charm and culture of a historic rural area. It is one of the six peri-urban “huertas” that remain in Europe, with 3 or more annual crops of tasty vegetables.
Reviewed By Inigo S
Partimos en bicicleta de Valencia para recorrer las playas hasta la huerta de Miquel, donde estuvimos disfrutando de las verduras y de los campos de chufas, hablando con agricultores, viendo casas típicas, y después bebiendo horchata con unos fartons que alucinamos. Miquel es simpático, sabe un montón y no le importó dedicarnos más tiempo cuando vió lo que disfrutábamos del día. Un verdadero placer súper recomendable.
4. noubonaire
Overall Ratings
4 based on 20 reviews
5. Cruz del Sur
Overall Ratings
4 based on 5 reviews
Reviewed By MarcelGeiheem - Luxembourg City, Luxembourg
We had the bus ride from lima to Arequipa, from Arequipa to cusco and from cusco to lima.
The first was on the lower level which inwould recommend as it is less shaky. The tv screen got stuck on two of the rides but there is a lottle reset button on the back (which you have to know).
Staff is only speaking spanish even if they know english. And thd food as well as the toilets are disgusting.
Depending on the road and the driver you can have a nice ride in the comfortable seats.
6. Pool Beach
Overall Ratings
3 based on 5 reviews
PoolBeach is a sports facility in the town of Alboraya , Port Saplaya 4 km from Valencia, Spain . Facing the sea, with a pool and beach bar and a school sports at sea, with web cam in streaming. Welcome
Reviewed By Jorge V - Valencia, Comunidad Valenciana, Spain
Bienvenidos a mosquilandia, una ubicación perfecta al lado de la playa, con chiringuito para comer, tomar copas, piscina bastante aceptable, espacio suficiente para hamacas, etc... PERO una lastima la cantidad de moscas que había, no podíamos estar ni un minuto tranquilos, las moscas acosaban sin parar.
Entramos a la hora de la comida (mejor si reservas antes), y no pudimos comer tranquilos, todo el rato quitando moscas de la comida y de encima de nosotros.
La comida aceptable, bien.
Luego fuimos a la piscina y seguimos con el martirio de las moscas, no había manera de estar relajado en la hamaca.
Por otro lado, tema sol, a las cinco y pico seis va desapareciendo detrás del edificio que hay, por lo que tomar el sol se complica a partir de esas hora.
Mas cosas, el precio son 4€ y te da derecho a las hamacas zona césped, son incomodas porque no tienen colchón, si quieres estar en hamacas o camas alrededor de la piscina vale más, según entendimos de 5 a 15 euros.
Hay una zona donde puedes darte un masaje pagando también claro pero con tantas moscas no sé si seria muy relajante.
En definitiva es un sitio bastante bueno pero con PEROS de moscas y de pocas horas de sol.
Creo que no repetimos, una lastima.
