Valencia, Las Arenas
What are you looking at?
The webcam at Hostal Miramar grants views over El Cabanyal Beach, which is also known as Las Arenas Beach. A popular spot among visitors, the beach is known for its historic spa and the many restaurants where you can savour all sorts of traditional, local dishes.
Beyond digging into the local cuisine, you can take a walk along the seafront promenade, feel the sea breeze caress your skin and soak up the Mediterranean light that inspired Sorolla’s work.
Together El Cabanyal Beach, the seafront promenade and - in the background - the huge port make a unique place to enjoy a day of sun, sea and sand.
What can you do near El Cabanyal Beach?
El Cabanyal Beach has a strong connection with its namesake seaside district, El Cabanyal. Embodying the essence of the Mediterranean with its culture and traditions, this is the place to try the district’s best-known dish: titaina.
Nearby is La Marina de València, an icon of the city where tradition rubs shoulders with the innovative and avant-garde.