Port Saplaya North Beach, Urban beach in Alboraia, Spain

Port Saplaya North Beach is an open beach north of Port Saplaya, in the municipality of Alboraia, Valencia. The entrance to the marina of this residential complex separates it from Port Saplaya South Beach. The built-up area shelters it from westerly winds, and its waters usually look clean.

The beach emerged as part of modern development in Alboraia that connected the local residential area with a new marina. This transformation reflected Valencia's broader effort to reshape its coastline for leisure and living.

Port Saplaya is known as the "Venice of Valencia" for its canals and pastel-coloured houses lining the marina. The beach takes its name from this residential harbour, whose boat entrance separates the northern beach from the southern one. Bathers share the waterfront with the boats entering and leaving the port.

The beach has showers, changing facilities, and lifeguards stationed at watch towers. Parking is available within short walking distance and the pathways are accessible for wheelchairs and strollers.

The beach provides free specialized swimming equipment for people with mobility restrictions to help them access and enjoy the Mediterranean waters. This facility makes the location a model for inclusion along the Mediterranean coast.