Self-Guided Tours & Trips in Valencia Region

The Worldee App Guide walks you through Alicante with step-by-step directions and audio commentary as you wander El Barrio's cobbled streets. At MARQ Archaeological Museum, interactive exhibits trace regional history from prehistoric times to the Middle Ages, then Mushroom Street's giant colorful sculptures provide a fun detour before relaxing at Playa del Postiguet and visiting the 18th-century San Nicolás de Bari Co-Cathedral with its striking 45-meter blue dome.

Detailed Valencian route maps and round-the-clock assistance enhance this self-guided package. Groups of 4+ may add trilingual guide service, including two daily meals for approx. €190.

GPS-guided routes take you through Serra de Mariola's valleys, hiking 13 km from Bocairent to Agres with 645m elevation gain among aromatic plant species unique to this region. Detailed maps lead past Arab civilization ruins and through the Circuit of the Caves near Alfafara, with luggage transported between 7 overnight stops. Self-paced walks give you time to swim in Pou Clar's natural pools and see the Teixera d'Agres oak forests on your own schedule.

Routes from Alicante to Valencia take you through 40 kilometers of vineyards between Calpe and Xàbia, where you'll find 18th-century Riu Raus grape-drying structures. The path follows the old British railroad line near Denia's marshes, a prime birdwatching area called Marjals. You'll ride independently through Cullera's rice fields and along the River Xúquer, with detailed GPS data and English route descriptions for your 8-day coastal ride.

This self-guided adventure comes with complete route materials and remote support in three languages. Groups can opt for local guide services at approx. €290/day, which includes regional expertise and two daily meals.