Playa de Levante is the main beach in Valencia, located to the north of the port area. It’s a popular spot among locals, though it doesn’t stand out much for surfing compared to other places. The beach has a lively atmosphere and can get crowded, especially during the summer months.

For surfing, Playa de Levante is best suited for those looking to ride small waves, generally handling swell sizes around 1ft (0.3 meters). The surf benefits from a north-east swell direction, but also picks up waves from the east. The waves here are usually beach breaks, which can break left or right, depending on the conditions. You’ll find the best surf when the wind blows from the west, and it can be surfed during low, mid, or even high tides.

While Playa de Levante may not be known for epic surf days, it can still be a fun spot to catch some casual waves, especially if you’re in the area. Just be prepared for a beach that’s popular with sunbathers and families, so it might not offer the secluded surfing experience you're looking for.