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Tip of the moment
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Tip of the moment
València · Comunitat Valenciana
Today's take
Window: 11:00–19:00, with caution — read the safety panel before you go.
Water temperature
23.9 °C
Verdict · Tomorrow
Pleasant
Underwater visibility
~15.9 m
satellite reading from 4 days ago
When to go
Good from 09:00 to 10:00.
Then from 11:00 to 19:00.
Pin colours:swimmablecautionnot advisedconditions not loaded yet
Forecasts come from ~8 km resolution models: very local effects (a sheltering pier, a lagoon pass) are not captured.
Sea-state data comes from a marine model cell about 7.2 km from this point — local nearshore conditions can differ.
Wave heights are significant heights: individual waves up to 2× this height still occur.
Four wave models are compared for this point: EWAM, GWAM, Météo-France WAM and ECMWF WAM.
Tide times derived from modelled sea level (± a few tens of minutes) — not official tide tables.
Missing data is shown as missing — never silently estimated.
Beach locations from OpenStreetMap — © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).
Weather and marine data: Open-Meteo.com (CC BY 4.0), wave models from the Deutscher Wetterdienst (CC BY 4.0). Forecasts are not guarantees. · Data fetched at 06:00 UTC
Water clarity generated using E.U. Copernicus Marine Service Information.
Windows, comfort score and verdicts are computed by oswim from this data — modified values, not the institutes' raw figures.
min 4 · max 30 km/h · north sector · gusts 56 km/h
No thunderstorms forecast.
World Triathlon: stop on lightning
Offshore wind · 4 – 39 km/h
No wind-driven offshore drift.
RNLI / lifeguard warning · measured drift (coastguard): 2–4 % of the wind · Beaufort scale
Visibility · 11 – 38 km
Good visibility.
Loss of bearings and collision risk
Jellyfish: no recent info. If you're there, tell us what you see — even “none” helps the next swimmer.
Nearest lifeguarded beach: (22.1 km).
The beach is reached via the coastal roads running south from València.
Worth knowing
These waters are home to the thornback ray (Raja clavata), a quiet dweller of the sandy seabed that hints at the hidden marine life beneath this calm stretch of coast.
Spot profile pending on-site verification.