Paddle along Valencia’s Malvarrosa shoreline with a pro instructor, then stroll to Playa de las Arenas for an authentic paella lunch. It’s a beginner-friendly mix of light exertion, coastal scenery and local cuisine.
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The port wakes slow and bright: boards leaned against a painted wall, the Mediterranean nudging the sand, and a monitor calling basic strokes while gulls wheel overhead.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2–3 hours
Fitness Level
Light cardio and balance; suitable for people comfortable standing and swimming
Wildlife
History
Malvarrosa and Playa de las Arenas grew from fishing and port activity; Valencia also claims paella as its regional culinary origin.
Conservation
Avoid leaving litter on the beach, respect marked dune areas, and be mindful of marine life; nearby Albufera is a protected wetland that benefits from low‑impact tourism.
Reserve your spot on the Stand Up Paddling Boarding Tour and Paella Lunch in Valencia today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Know how to swim
You must be comfortable in the water—life jackets are provided but basic swim ability is required.
Sun protection is non-negotiable
Bring high‑SPF sunscreen, a hat and sunglasses—the March‑September sun can be intense on open water.
Wear water shoes or grip soles
Sandy ramps and wet decks are slippery; shoes with traction protect feet and make re‑boarding easier.
Bring a dry change of clothes
The restaurant enforces a no‑wet‑torso policy; pack a towel and dry shirt for the 10‑minute walk to lunch.
Swimsuit and quick‑dry layers
Comfortable base layer for paddling and a change for lunch.
summer
Sunscreen (SPF 30+)
Protects skin during exposed paddling time.
summer
Water shoes
Improve footing on the ramp and board and protect feet from hot sand.
Light wind shell or rash guard
Provides sun protection and a wind layer on cooler mornings.
spring