Gandia Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience Gandia. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Swimming Tour by Gandía

• Sunset by the Bay of Gandia

• Excursion to Gandia From Valencia

You can visit the seaside city of Gandia for free on your own, but there are plenty of affordable excursions that include hassle-free transportation from Valencia or take you out on the bay to admire the skyline from the water. Day trips start at around US$530 while boat tours cost as little as US$22.

Yes, this coastal hub has world-class beaches, an excellent dining scene, and numerous cultural attractions—with a fraction of the tourist crowds in nearby hot spots. Top activities include boat tours and water sports, hiking the nearby peaks, taking in historic sights from the Ducal Palace to Valencia Cathedral (Seu), and enjoying the local dining scene.

Gandia is a popular weekend destination, and you can easily cover its highlights in 2–3 days. Spend your first day exploring the city to admire its medieval palaces and churches, then relax at the beach in the afternoon. The second day can be spent cruising along the coastline or hiking the wooded slopes backing the city to the west.

With 300 days of sunshine a year, Gandia is pleasant in all seasons. The best time to enjoy its beaches is from late spring to early fall, when the water is warm and the beach clubs are open. Summer temperatures do soar, so visit from late fall through early spring to hike the surrounding countryside.

Yes, this small city is just the right size for traveling families, with lots of activities without the chaos of Spain’s larger urban hubs. The beach is lined with soft sand and the water is shallow enough for tots, while older kids can rent water surfboards, kayaks, and other sports equipment.