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Madrid Beaches
Most of the people visit the Madrid city from different parts of the word to enjoy the beach. The clear blue water of the Mediterranean, the hot sun will attract the visitors. Also some people prefer to swim in the warm beach. Many of the people also relax in the sea shore. Actually the beaches are 300 kilo meters away from the Madrid. But the city planners planned and constructed an artificial sea which is called the Rio project. Manzanares River and the area near it are now renovated so that the people can celebrate their festivals and parties there. Sun bathing, water sports, swimming, playing with balls, etc are some of the sports that people prefer so much and are attracted to beach.
The Valencia beach:
Till the recent times the beach near to the Madrid is the Valencia. It takes just three and half hours to reach the beach and you can taxi to reach the beach. You can go for car hire in Madrid or the car hire in Madrid airport. It is very costly but for the need of comfort it is necessary. You can also travel via train. The train is scheduled at 8 am and you can reach the beach by 11.30 am. It is important not to take sun bathing at the hottest time of the day as per doctor’s advice. There are many nearby restaurants and the beach offers you so much fun that you will not have a mind to go back.
The Tarragona and the Barcelona beaches:
The AVE train has been extended till the north – east of the Spain and you can reach both the cities that have beaches; one is the Tarragona and other is the Barcelona. It takes just 2 to 2.5 hours. You can take a train in the morning by 7.30 am. You will reach by 10 am. Sun bathing is the one thing that many of the visitors like so much. There are also many nearby restaurants and there are also so many guest rooms and other hotels for you to stay.
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