Renfe Cercanías
Cercanías C1: València Nord – Platja i Grau de Gandia
De València Nord a Platja i Grau de Gandia
Stations on line C1
Line C1 has 14 stations, from València-Estació del Nord to Gandia. Tap any of them to see its next arrivals on the map.
Line C1 timetable
First and last train by day type, from Renfe's current timetable.
- Weekday05:45–22:40
- Saturday06:30–22:40
- Sunday06:30–22:40
We do not publish a frequency for this line: its trains start from different stations, so a line-wide “every X minutes” would not describe any real platform. To find out when the next one is due, check the live arrivals for your station.
Timetable valid until October 11, 2026.
Part of the Cercanías service runs by bus instead of train, under the same line number. Check your section before heading to the station. Why →
Accessibility
3 stations on line C1 are recorded as accessible in the data Renfe publishes.
- València-Estació del Nord
- Cullera
- Gandia
Source: accessibility field of Renfe's official timetable.
Accessible transport →Tickets
Cercanías is outside the ATMV zonal travelcard: transferring from bus or metro is not free. Renfe does not publish its fares as open data, so check them on their website.
Cercanías fares on Renfe →Frequently asked questions
How many stations does line C1 have?
14, from València-Estació del Nord to Gandia.
What time is the first and last train on the C1?
On weekdays, line C1 runs from 05:45 to 22:40. For the exact time at your station, check the live arrivals.
Is line C1 accessible?
3 of its 14 stations are recorded as accessible in the data Renfe publishes.
Can I use a SUMA card on line C1?
Not in the same way: Cercanías sits outside the ATMV zonal travelcard, so you need a Cercanías ticket and transferring from bus or metro is not free.