Top Valencia Province Half-day Tours

Experience the essence of La Ribera with our captivating journey to the 1870 Orange Orchard! Explore the enchanting orchard just 30 minutes from Valencia: Step into the 1870 Modernist residence, a refined showcase of eclectic design. Indulge in natural juices, artisanal preserves, orange blossom honey, and traditional Valencian liqueurs. Lose yourself in the tranquility of the idyllic fields and gardens. Participate in the meticulous calibration and packaging of Ribera oranges. Learn about myriad citrus fruit varieties and their cultivation intricacies. Wander amidst a diverse array of fruit trees, including oranges, tangerines, avocados, and exotic citrus.Listen to captivating tales tracing the fascinating journey of Valencian oranges.Depart with the flavors and fragrances of this extraordinary odyssey. Experience authentic Valencian agriculture, ideal for those curious about the legacy of the Valencian orange and vibrant citrus fruits in the region.

This is a hiking tour along a circular, 14 kilometer route. The main attraction of Valencia’s La Serranía region – Roman aqueduct in Chelva, dating more than 2000 years back, nowadays accessible on foot. The aqueduct gives you the opportunity to walk through tunnels carved in rock, cross impressive bridges, and admire unique scenery of the area. Chelva itself and its historical neighborhoods deserves a visit as well. Take a more relaxed stroll through the town, admiring the old Moorish, Jewish, Christian and Arabic constructions.

We're going to Valencian Tuscany! Utiel-Requena, a protected designation of origin, is located less than 1 hour from Valencia and is an area full of valleys and vineyards in which the main economic engine is wine. This wine tradition dates back to the 7th century BC and it is one of the oldest in the world. This excursion will take you fully into the villages par excellence where Valencian wine is produced: You will discover the wine processes and the vineyard fields, thus being able to taste the grapes from the vine itself during the season (August-September) and in October tread the grapes.