Be suprised by the beauty of the nature around Valencia. During this tour you will see waterfalls, caves and mountains. During the day there are different spots where you can swim. Imagine yourself swimming before one of the beautiful waterfalls in the Valencia region. Most of my clients ask themself during my tour is this spain? Yes it is!
What Makes This Tour Special
The tour provides guided access to less-traveled paths that lead to scenic spots, including waterfalls where participants can take a dip, which are not easily accessible without local knowledge.
Guided tours led by local experts who share insights about the flora and fauna.
Opportunities for swimming in natural pools at various points during the hike.
A focus on small group sizes to ensure a more personalized experience.
Historical Background
Valencia's natural landscapes have been shaped over centuries by both geological processes and human activity. The region is known for its agricultural heritage, particularly the cultivation of oranges and other fruits, which thrive in its Mediterranean climate.
Is This Tour Worth It?
This day trips activity is highly rated at 5.0/5 across 21 reviews, running 4h from $87 per person.
Best For
Families
Less ideal for: Those with limited mobility · Wheelchair users
Pros
+Outstanding rating: 5.0/5
+Booked through Viator
Cons
-Cancellation policy not specified
-Requires moderate - the hike involves varying terrain, including some uphill sections, but is suitable for most individuals with basic fitness levels. fitness level
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Explore Peñíscola on a one day trip from Valencia Follow in the footsteps of Papa Luna and fall in love with Peñíscola, a stunning coastal town just a short trip from Valencia. Discover its medieval old town, panoramic views from Papa Luna’s Castle and the golden sands of Playa Norte. History and beauty featured in Game of Thrones Famous for its role in Game of Thrones in 2015 and declared a Historic Conservation Area in 1972, Peñíscola in the province of Castellón blends history and cinematic charm. Wander its cobbled streets, explore the 14th-century castle rising 64 meters above the blue sea, and admire breathtaking views of the Mediterranean Sea. Sun, Sea & Relaxation at Playa Norte Wrap up your day on Playa Norte, perfect for sunbathing and swimming in the crystal-clear waters of Peñíscola.
Discover an adventurous and scenic mountain hike followed by the relaxation of the natural thermal springs. This is a sensational way to escape the city and experience the natural beauty of the Valencian region. The tour kicks off with a 9 km/6-mile circular hike (3 hrs), leading you through a dramatic canyon framed by towering cliffs and pine forests. Enjoy panoramic mountain views and stunning gorge landscapes, taking in the tranquil atmosphere of this serene location. Alternatively, a shorter and easier hike of 6 km (2 hrs) can be chosen. From June to September only the shorter hike is possible. The thermal springs of Montanejos maintain a temperature of 25 °C/77 °F. Take a dip and swim in the crystal blue water. You also visit the horizontal water jet created from a dam and the reservoir. You can choose to have lunch in a village restaurant or bring your own lunch to have at the springs. In July and August a swim under a waterfall can be chosen instead of the shorter hike.
Embark on an excursion to Morella and Pensicola. Enjoy countryside views, picturesque town architecture, and see where some of the Game of Thrones series was shot. Explore Morella, the hill-top town nestled on a cone-shaped rock. Admire the massive 2-km long wall which surrounds the city and wander along its steep, cobblestone streets. Admire the imposing castle, an Islamic fortification from the 13th century, and learn how it came to be important to the Crown of Aragon. Walk through the old city center and see the Gothic beauty of the Basilica of Santa Maria, the historic city gates, and the Santa Lucia aqueduct. Next, head east to Peñíscola. Be astonished by its medieval, fairy tale architecture. See the picturesque location used to shoot the Game of Thrones series, including the castle that served as Pope Luna's home. In the town itself, you will get to see monuments and buildings with Islamic, Roman and Templar influences.
Discover the rich cultures and flavours of Valencia. The journey starts with a brief drive into the charming La Huerta region - Valencia's verdant agricultural heartland, with its ancient Moorish irrigation systems and traditional farmhouses. Discover the origins of Valencia's renowned horchata - a refreshing, sweet drink made from tiger nuts. Sip on this delightful drink at a traditional horchateria in Alboraya, the birthplace of horchata, complemented by fresh pastry fingers. Then, a 40 minute drive into the mountains to visit some iconic rock cliffs. Stand on top of the 600 m cliffs with views of the National Park mountains , Mediterranean sea and Valencia city. Sit, relax and take some special photos. Then take a short and easy mountain walk for 20 mins through the pine forests before lunch. Lunch is in a very local restaurant. They cook their paellas in the traditional way, using open wood fires to give it the authentic taste. After lunch you will be taken back to the city.
Embark on a trip from Valencia to Moraira's La Cala del Moraig, one of the most beautiful beaches in the country. Swim in a rocky cove's crystalline turquoise waters while surrounded by cliffs over 200m high. Walk through untouched nature on an optional hike. Taking off from Valencia, arrive at the rock formation cove of La Cala del Moraig. Then, discover the Cave of the Arches, a natural rock formation that forms the arches at the point of departure to the Mediterranean Sea. Later, join an optional hike through the mountains and cliffs. The route is short and scenic (3km each way), and you can see the less visited but very beautiful Cala Llebeig (old Fisherman's Cove). If you choose not to join the hike, you can continue enjoying Cala Moraig before returning to Valencia.
