Valencia Region Tours & Trips

La Tomatina festival beckons from your base in Valencia's capital city. One hour from Buñol's tomato battle, modern accommodations sit near historic sites and Mediterranean beaches. Average group age of 30 suits this energetic cultural celebration.

The 8-day trek through Sierra de Aitana reveals Valencia's hidden mountain range. Dramatic limestone peaks, hidden springs, and traditional villages await, complemented by authentic cuisine and local wines. Includes expert guides and most meals.

The trip covers Valencia Region's varied landscapes over 5 days, from soaking in Montanejos' natural thermal springs at 77°F/25°C year-round to seeing Salto de la Novia Waterfall in Navajas village. Peñíscola Castle awaits, where Game of Thrones filmed iconic scenes - you'll walk through Pope Benedict XIII's Templar-built fortress and the Santorini-like walled old town with skip-the-line entry. Then sail from Valencia to Cullera's Mediterranean beaches and walk through Albufera Natural Park at sunset, with daily breakfast included and English-speaking guides on each trip.

This 8-day personal development retreat happens at a private 10,000sqm finca in Almería, Andalusia, with group coaching sessions on inner drivers, boundary-setting, and self-confidence. Shared villa accommodations come with pool and tennis court access throughout the week. Cultural workshops include traditional bread baking, goat milking with cheese-making at an eco-farm, and a flamenco dance session. Kayaking and snorkeling along Cabo de Gata's coastline are part of the activities, plus wakeboarding at a local water park. The itinerary features a regional vineyard for wine tasting. Mornings start with yoga and meditation in Valencia Region's countryside.

The historic Ojos Negros greenway winds through Sierra Calderona and Sierra de Espadán parks. This three-day treasure hunt includes half-board stays in Segorbe and Jérica, covering 80km of Mediterranean landscapes with 400m elevation gain.

Spanning 235km, this route showcases Valencia's diverse terrain, from Mediterranean beaches to mountain parks. Highlights include Europe's longest underground river, UNESCO sites, and stays in beachfront and historic town hotels. Total costs around $700 including breakfasts.

Riders cover 235km through Valencia's natural parks, from coastal paths to mountain trails. The route features Europe's longest underground navigable river, historic Sagunto, and UNESCO sites while staying in beachfront hotels.

Pristine landscapes stretch from Mediterranean coast through Sierra Calderona and Sierra de Espadán. The 200km route crosses varied terrain, with comfortable stays in 3-4 star hotels including breakfast.

Natural wonders unfold from Sierra Calderona to Albufera park. Cork oak forests, underground rivers, and rice paddies dot this 235km route while staying in 3-4* hotels. Total elevation gain reaches 2400m.