Port Saplaya, Residential marina district in Alboraia, Spain.
Port Saplaya is a residential neighborhood along the Mediterranean coast near Valencia, built around a central marina with pastel-colored buildings. Waterways and canals run through the area, connecting homes and two commercial squares that serve the community.
The neighborhood developed in the 1970s as a residential project, with first residents registering in 1975. It originally functioned as a vacation home area for visitors from Valencia.
The district celebrates maritime traditions through the Virgen del Carmen festivities in July, along with regional celebrations including Fallas and San Juan.
Two beaches frame the harbor area with full amenities and services available. Highway V-21 and regional bus routes make it easy to reach from central Valencia.
The district layout incorporates canals and waterways throughout the residential area, with buildings surrounding a central port and two commercial squares.
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