Top Valencia Kayaking Tours

Valencia is the unquestioned home of paella. Avoid tourist traps and master the art of the classic Valencian paella—made with chicken and rabbit, not seafood—during this cooking class. Browse the Ruzafa Market alongside Spanish chefs. Then, learn to make sangria as you enjoy some welcome tapas bites before settling down to craft Spain’s signature dish. Finally, feast on the fruits of your labor with your fellow classmates

Have only a short amount of time to explore Valencia? Enjoy a fun way to travel—and see many of the city’s top landmarks—on this small-group tuk-tuk tour. Meet your guide in the city center, and hop aboard: you’ll discover Valencia’s Old Town, will visit the City of Arts and Sciences, will admire the marina and postcard-perfect beach, and will learn the stories behind the sights as you go.

Discover the beauty of the Escalona reservoir in the hinterland of Valencia on foot on a short and flat hiking route (3km) and by sea in a kayak! - Immerse yourself in the refreshing water and enjoy the clarity and purity of the reservoir. - Walk along the trails surrounded by lush vegetation where you will find a wide variety of native trees and plants. - Walk along two waterfalls to the reservoir where you can explore the countryside by kayak. - Admire the breathtaking panoramic views that this body of water offers with the mountains and hills in the background.

Cano-rafting is an exclusive activity we offer to our customers. We are the unique company offering such a funny adventure in Montanejos. We'll descend a class III level river aboard our high quality boats. Our qualified instructors are expert kayakers and will transmit their passion for whitewater. Unlike rafting (where you join a big boat with more people), cano-rafting means single or double boats that you have to sail by yourselves, of course under the supervision of our guides.

Combine a kayak tour from Malvarrosa Beach with a paella lunch on this half-day tour in Valencia. With a guide accompanying you and teaching paddle strokes, even beginners will feel comfortable. Hop out and go snorkeling to explore the underwater world, then head for the beach to sit down for a traditional Spanish paella lunch on the coast.

OFFICIAL GUIDE REGISTERED BY THE TOURIST OFFICE OF VALENCIA WITH NUMBER: TA-178-V Just 120 km from Valencia you will find a completely different landscape. We will show you the picturesque hamlet of San Blas, where we will have the opportunity to taste local cuisine during a lunch. Then we will start an easy level hike through a canyon full of vegetation, always on the fringes of the Guadalaviar River. We will cross walkways high above the river in the shadow of the rock walls that surround us. After this pleasant hike we will arrive at a beautiful water reservoir (Arquillo de San Blas Reservoir) where we can perform different water activities such as kayaking, paddleboarding or SUP board to choose that is included in the price or just enjoy a well-deserved rest.

Explore the Caves of San José, without the hassle of complicated public transportation options or renting a car, with this private guided half-day tour from Valencia. Save time with direct transfers from Valencia, and explore the cave on foot and by boat, with a local guide to provide insights along the way.

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.

Avoid tourist traps and learn to master one of Spain's most storied dishes—the ever-popular seafood paella—during this cooking class in Valencia. With all equipment provided, it's easy to follow your guide's step-by-step instructions. Shop for ingredients at the hip Ruzafa Market, then enjoy a sangria-making workshop while your paella simmers. Finish by feasting on your creations with newfound friends.