Valencia is located in central, south-eastern Spain, situated between the Senia and Segura rivers. It has a mountainous interior made up of the sierras de Maestrazgo, Martes, Espina, Espadan, Crevillente, Carrascal and Aitanaand and 518 km of Mediterranean coastline. The Costa del Azahar, the Costa de Valencia and the Costa Blanca have low sandy beaches and coastal lagoons: Canet, Puig, Natzaret, Pinedo and Saler are close to the city of Valencia. Other popular beaches and holiday resorts can be found near Cullera Point , Xeresa Beach, Oliva Beach, Gandia Beach, Venecia Beach, Piles Beach, Almadraba Point, Cape San Antonio, Cape Nao, Ifach Rock, Cape Las Huertas, the Bay of Alicante, the Cape and Bay of Santa Pola and Cape Cervera. The Community of Valencia is divided in three provinces, from north to south: Castellón, Valencia and Alicante.

Castellon de la Plana: borders the provinces of Valencia, Teruel, Tarragona, and the Mediterranean Sea. The coast line of Castellon province (Costa del Azahar) is 139 km long and its mountain peaks reach 1814m. Its capital is Castellón de la Plana on the Costa del Azahar where 30% of the population live. Other important cities of the province are Vilarreal, Burriana and Vinaròs.
Valencia: lies in the central part of the Comunidad Valencia bordering on provinces of Alicante, Albacete, Cuenca, Castellón, and the Mediterranean Sea. Part of its habitat, the Rincón de Ademuz, is situated between the provinces of Cuenca and Teruel. The province has a coast line (Costa de Valencia) 135 km long and its highest mountains are 1837m. One-third of the province population lives in the capital and port of Valencia.
Alicante: Geographically made up of a semicircle of mountain ranges that surround the capital of Alicante city, a major port and a thriving modern city. The highest mountain peak is 1558m. L’Alacanti’s tourist resorts are renowned; thousands upon thousands of people are drawn here each summer to absorb themselves in the Costa Blanca, a 244 km coastline with a beautiful climate, white sandy beaches and crystal clear waters.

Valencia Airport in Manises (code VLC) is 9km west of the city which has a train station and seaport. Alicante airport (code ALC) is 10 km from the city just off the A7 which will also take you to Andalucia, the French border, Valencia and Barcelona. The port has ferries to the Balearics and Algiers. Valencia is a popular choice for those searching for property in Spain, whether for use as a home or a holiday rental. On this page you can view properties for sale and rent in Valencia.

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