Sagunto is a surf spot located along extensive beaches that offer a decent amount of space for surfers. While it’s not known for top-tier waves, it can still be a fun place for learners and those looking to improve their skills. The area is relatively quiet, so you’re likely to find it less crowded compared to other popular spots.

The surf here can be quite variable with peaks that can pop up along the beach. The optimal swell direction is from the NorthEast, but it can also work with swells coming from the SouthEast. Sagunto can handle swell sizes starting at 1ft (approximately 0.3 meters), breaking over sandy bottoms. You’ll find both left and right wave directions available. The best time to surf is during low to mid tide, especially with winds coming from the west. While the overall quality isn’t the best, it caters well to beginners looking to catch some waves.

With the jetties south of the large port assisting in sandbar formation, there are opportunities to find some rideable waves, especially for those just starting out. It’s a good spot to practice and have fun without feeling overwhelmed by other surfers.