Top Valencia Outdoor Activities - page 3

End your Valencia getaway on a high note—and get to the airport without worrying about travel logistics—with this private departure transfer service. All the logistics are catered to your needs: Meet your driver at your local accommodation at a time that’s best for you, get settled aboard your luxury van while they stow your luggage, and set off. You’ll enjoy a final scenic trip through town and timely airport arrival.

The wetlands of Albufera Natural Park are home to hundreds of different bird species, as well as rice fields, which Valencia wouldn’t have paella without. Getting there can be hard on your own, but this small-group tour makes visiting the nature haven easy. Explore the lagoon by boat, keeping your eyes ready for seasonal birds. While there, see traditional rice farmers' homes—and tuck into a paella lunch at a local restaurant.

Avoid the tourist crowds on a private, introductory walking tour of Valencia’s Old Town with a local host. Enjoy personalized attention as you explore landmarks including Plaza de la Virgen, Church of San Nicolás and more must-sees of the city. Get tailored tips and recommendations for the rest of your visit, and enjoy an intimate perspective of the city as you stroll its streets, at a time that suits your party.

Team up with a local tapas expert in Valencia, and discover the city's authentic dishes while you're in town. Skipping the touristy eats, you'll head to the places where the locals hang out to sample traditional Valencia tapas. Besides the food, you'll see a selection of the city sights on a tour that's capped at just six people per group.

Opt for a personalized experience of Valencia on a private sightseeing tour that reveals both top attractions and hidden gems that you may otherwise have missed. Taking a private tour means you’ll benefit from the local insight and undivided attention of your guide, and receive tailored recommendations to enhance your entire vacation. Plus, you’ll travel between highlights without getting lost and have the freedom to choose from multiple departure times throughout the day.

See the best of Valencia’s modern architecture quickly and efficiently while enjoying a fun and zippy mode of transportation on a private Segway tour, led by an art historian guide. Glide past some of Valencia’s most important contemporary buildings as you admire visually striking structures such as L'Hemisfèric, L’Umbracle, Science Museum Príncipe Felipe, and much more.

See far more of Valencia than possible on foot—and have fun doing so—on this guided Segway tour. Zip through the labyrinthine streets of the medieval old town, pass by monuments such as the Cathedral of Valencia, and soak in the tranquil atmosphere of the Gardens of Turia.

See more of Valencia than possible on foot, and make more stops than possible on a bus tour, on this guided bicycle tour. Ride through the flat streets in the company of a guide who provides insight into the city's attractions, including the historic center and futuristic City of Arts and Sciences.

Get a grand introduction to Valencia without being stuck on a bus or a long tiring walk on this top-rated bike tour. Valencia’s flat streets and wide boulevards make it ideal for exploring on two wheels, from sandy beaches and royal gardens to cultural highlights like the architecturally stunning City of Arts and Sciences complex.

The Barranco de Bolulla or Estret de les Penyes, offers us the opportunity to practice ravines in Alicante, descend and enjoy a fabulous landscape and feel the adventure you are looking for, where we will activate adrenaline and enjoy every minute, always helped by our monitors that will support you at all times to save each jump or rappel that we will encounter during the entire journey. With Crack Adventure you have the opportunity to practice canyoning in Alicante, descend safely while enjoying the landscape and experience new sensations.

Wine enthusiasts with limited time in Valencia shouldn't miss a visit to Spain's stunning Utiel-Requena wine producing region. On this full-day, private wine country tour, do more in less time: enjoy a scenic drive, and stops in two villages, with wine tastings included. Visit Requena for a tasting in 9th century wine caves, stop by vineyards, and sample the local cuisine at lunch in Utiel—included in the tour price.

Learn about Spanish winemaking and sample local wines on this small-group wine tasting tour from Valencia. After meeting in a central location, travel by private transport to the historic Utiel-Requena region and visit two different wine estates. Learn about the estates and their winemaking process before enjoying tastings of wine produced onsite.

Discover Roman history, natural beauty, and cultural wonders on this full-day private hiking tour along the Ruta de Agua from Valencia. A great way to deepen your historical knowledge and cultural understanding of the region, this guided tour includes a gentle hike, a visit to the beautiful white town of Chelva, and a trip out to a 2,000-year-old Viaduct and its old tunnels.

The village of Montanejos—roughly an hour from Valencia—is known for its natural wonders, including thermal springs and spectacular hiking routes. With this tour, get there with ease as transport from Valencia is included. Once in the village, enjoy a coffee before starting a guided walk for roughly 11 kilometers (7 miles). Along the way, walk through a canyon, cross rivers, and finish with a chance to bathe in thermal pools.

Learn about the culture and agriculture of Valencia on this guided bike ride that will take you from the city and seaside into the countryside. Explore the Port of Valencia with your guide, ride on the Formula 1 circuit and across the length of Malvarrosa Beach. Then head inland past farmland and rural villages where tiger nuts, the main ingredient of horchata, is grown, and sample horchata at a horchateria.

Check out the whitewater rapids of Valencia with this rafting adventure from Montanejos. On a trip down the river, you’ll learn how to paddle and navigate the water safely under the supervision of a guide. Book online to secure your preferred date, make use of provided equipment, then hold on tight to discover thrilling III-listed rapids.

Explore Valencia at your own pace with an e-scooter rental. Create your own sightseeing itinerary and save time and effort by zipping around on an e-scooter, which lets you see more of the city without tiring yourself out. Includes a handy city map and recommendations on sights to see and activities to do.

There's plenty to see in Valencia, but much of it is spread out across the city, which can prove tricky if you're short on time. Instead of tackling the highlights alone, keep things simple—and time-efficient—with a private tour by bike. With a guide leading the way, cover ground with ease, and check off attractions such as Plaza de la Reina, Palace of the Marquise of Dos Aguas, Turia Gardens, and City of Arts and Sciences.

Discover delicious Valencian cuisine on this 3-hour private tasting tour. Explore the city with your local host and hunt for the best flavors the city has to offer. Enjoy 10 tastings that your guide can select or you can customize according to your dietary requirements. Learn about the history of the city and its cuisine from your informative guide as you stroll through the city’s gourmet market.

Enjoy a day out in nature hiking in the Penyal d'Ifac Natural Park. This private guided hike starts in the coastal town of Calpe. Hike up to the Peñon de Ifach, known as the Valencian Gibraltar, and enjoy sweeping views from the top. Afterwards, spend time exploring the white houses and narrow streets of Altea.

Escape the city center on a Segway tour of Valencia’s parks—a great choice for nature lovers and travelers with limited time. On an easy-to-master Segway, glide past the medieval Torres de Serranos and through Cabecera Park and Bioparc, stopping intermittently for photos and historical information. Plus, receive personalized attention in a small group of travelers.

Learn to surf in a beautiful setting with this group surfing experience at Valencia beach. No need to worry if you’re a beginner—a surfboard and wetsuits are provided, and an explanation of key surfing techniques is provided before you get in the water. Once in the ocean, an instructor is with you throughout to provide tips and help you develop your surfing skills.

Easily cover a lot of ground on fun electric scooters around the City of Arts and Science in Valencia, one of the 12 Treasures of Spain. Hop on your scooter near the old town and zip past the Serrano Towers and Jardín del Turia on the way to the famous attraction. Then, follow your guide around the “city” on a tour before returning to your point of departure.

Pedal your way around Valencia and see far more than is possible on foot at a more relaxed pace than a bus tour. This small-group bicycle tour is suitable for all age and levels of cycling proficiency. Starting from the Serranos Towers, your guide will lead you to many of the city's most-important landmarks, including the City of Arts and Sciences.