VALENCIA
Valencia’s best days out.
The 8 most popular valencia province tours in Valencia, with prices, timings and who you book through.
Walk a classic 1870 orange farm in Carcaixent, taste citrus and km 0 treats, and learn pruning, grafting, irrigation, packing.
Most Popular“It was nice to learn about different types of citrus trees, plantation and cultivation. At the moment oranges are not seasonal.”
Beginner outdoor climbing in Sierra Calderona near Valencia. Small private group, gear and insurance included, guide in 4 languages.
“We arrived in the morning and met Pablo just a short walk away from where we’d be climbing, it was our first real climbing experience and he was very patient, knowledgeable and motivating.”
Private pickup from Valencia to Chulilla for a scenic hike past Charco Azul, cave paintings, reservoir views, and 160 m hanging bridges.
“This was a wonderful hike! The scenery is breathtaking and although we are young, we have been quite unfit in the last year but still managed the hike comfortably.”
Learn paella with Chefs Leandro and Costanza on a sunny Valencia terrace, with sangria, stunning sunset views, and Catalan cream.
“This is such a welcoming and special experience! And the paella was the best I’ve tasted during my time in Spain.”
Private guided hike around Valencia’s Buseo reservoir with turquoise views, two waterfalls, coffee/tea, and pickup from your hotel.
“Demetri was a great guide, very professional at all times. The walk was amazing, it was varied underfoot and we had the best views all the way round. It’s 14km with mixed terrain so consider that when booking. If you are up to that it’s well worth the time and cost. I would definitely recommend…”
Canyoning in Anna’s Barranco del Gorgo de la Escalera: family-friendly jumps, a slide, and a 25m abseil.
“Attentive professionals, friendly and serious, the setting was superb (swimming pools, several jumps, 1 slide, 1 abseiling of 25m (and yes we did it with our 9 year old)) Equipment to our size, it was only necessary to put them on. Large parking to park the vehicle at the meeting point. On the other hand,…”
Hike the 14 km water route from Calles to Chelva, walking inside the Peña Cortada Roman aqueduct tunnels and bridges.
“We were joined by a sweet stray dog who made the entire hike with us! Walking through the aquaduct was great. Enjoyed the views. Would have given 4-5 stars, but had hoped for more history or information. Emphasis clearly was on hiking. More physically demanding than anticipated, especially for those in 50’s. Would have been…”
Watch sunset from Serra Castle on a private 8 km hike with round-trip Valencia transfers, two watchtowers, and coffee or tea.
“Beautiful hike in the hills over Valencia. Well led by Dimitri, keeping an eye on my elderly companion! Enjoyed the Castillo at the summit and surprise waterfall hidden in trees. Thanks to our guide!”
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