Discovering the best day trips in the Valencian Community is a great way to explore the region beyond the main cities.
From coastal towns with beautiful beaches to inland villages full of history and charm, each excursion offers something different. You can enjoy natural parks, scenic mountain views, traditional food, and local culture all in a single day.
Whether you prefer relaxing by the sea, wandering through historic streets, or exploring quiet rural landscapes, the Valencian Community provides a wide variety of experiences that make every trip unique and memorable.
International connections: Travellers from all over the world, united by a passion for discovering new places.
Frequent day trips: We go out almost every day, so you can join whenever it suits your schedule.
Transport included: Minivan or minibus for small groups (max 10 people).
Love for discovery: Perfect for those who enjoy nature, culture and authentic local experiences.
Professional guides & full organization: Fully organized trips, including insurance.
Social atmosphere: Share the experience with people who have similar interests.
Active experience: Balanced itineraries with walking, sightseeing and exploration, offering great views, cultural immersion and relaxation.
Eco commitment: We simply ask you to respect and care for the places you visit.
Avenida Aragon, 31 (in front of Mestalla)
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Xàtiva is a historic city in the province of Valencia, located inland about 25 km from the Mediterranean Sea. Known for its strategic hilltop castle between two peaks, it has played an important role throughout history. During the 12th century, it became a major European center for paper production introduced by the Moors, and later it was linked to the powerful Borgia family, which produced two Popes. Today, it is best known for its impressive castle views and rich historical heritage.
Bocairent is a small medieval town in the Valencian Community, famous for its well-preserved old quarter with narrow cobbled streets and stone architecture. Its main attraction is the unique Moorish caves, carved into a rock cliff and originally used for grain storage. Visitors can explore a series of connected chambers with small openings in the rock, offering a fascinating glimpse into the area’s past.
Peñíscola is one of the most iconic destinations on the Costa del Azahar, known for its impressive walled old town that rises above the sea and its striking medieval castle.
At its center is the Peñíscola Castle, a Templar fortress built on a rocky headland overlooking the Mediterranean, once the residence of Pope Benedict XIII, giving the town a unique historical significance.
The old town retains its medieval charm with narrow cobbled streets, ancient walls, and constant sea views, making it one of the most picturesque coastal destinations in the region.
Its dramatic setting has also made it a popular filming location, including for Game of Thrones, adding to its global fame.
Combining history, culture, and breathtaking coastal scenery, Peñíscola is a must-see day trip from Valencia.
Isla Tabarca, also known as Tabarca Island, is a small rocky island located in the Mediterranean Sea, off the southeastern coast of Spain.
Isla Tabarca is known for its crystal-clear waters and diverse marine life, making it a popular destination for snorkeling and diving. The island is part of a protected marine reserve, the Tabarca Marine Reserve (Reserva Marina de Tabarca).
We will go by bus to Santa Pola where we will take the catamaran to the island. We will spend the whole day on this beautiful island.
Cala Moraig is known for its beach which is located next to a cliff that contains unique geological formations. Cala Moraig is located on the Costa Blanca between Javea and Moraira.
The beach is a natural jewel and its crystal clear waters allow water sports enthusiasts to snorkel and dive. The emblematic symbol of this region is Cova del Arcs which is a cave composed of natural arches. Cala Moraig is part of a protected natural area where the natural habitat of several species is respected.
Montanejos is one of the most complete day trip destinations in the Valencian Community, combining natural hot springs, mountain scenery, and outdoor adventure.
Its main attraction is the Fuente de los Baños, a natural thermal pool with warm water at around 25°C all year round, perfect for swimming and relaxing even in winter. The site is set in a stunning limestone canyon shaped by the Mijares River, offering impressive natural surroundings.
The area is also ideal for hiking, with scenic trails along the river and through dramatic canyon landscapes. For those seeking more excitement, activities such as rafting and kayaking are also available.
Overall, Montanejos offers a perfect balance of relaxation, nature, and adventure.
Altea is a coastal town located in the province of Alicante, in the Valencian Community on Spain’s southeastern Mediterranean coast. Altea is known for its picturesque old town, whitewashed houses, and blue-domed church, which make it one of the most scenic destinations on the Costa Blanca.
The town sits between the cities of Benidorm and Calpe and has traditionally been a fishing village, although today it is also a popular tourist and cultural destination. Its historic center is characterized by narrow cobbled streets, artisan shops, and viewpoints overlooking the Mediterranean Sea.
Altea has a strong artistic and bohemian atmosphere, attracting painters, writers, and musicians. The coastline includes both sandy beaches and rocky coves with clear water, ideal for swimming and sailing.
Calpe is a coastal town located in the province of Alicante, in the Valencian Community, on Spain’s southeastern Costa Blanca. Calpe is best known for its striking natural landmark, the Peñón de Ifach, a massive limestone rock that rises 332 meters above the Mediterranean Sea and dominates the town’s skyline. Visitors also have the opportunity to hike to the summit of the Peñón de Ifach, a popular walking route that offers spectacular panoramic views of the coastline and the sea.
Historically, Calpe was a small fishing village, but over time it has developed into a popular tourist destination while still preserving elements of its traditional heritage. The old town features narrow streets, remnants of ancient walls, and small squares decorated with murals and local architecture.
The town has a long coastline with sandy beaches, such as Playa de la Fossa and Arenal-Bol, which attract visitors during the summer months.
Discover the Albufera Natural Park just outside Valencia, a unique blend of nature, tradition, and gastronomy. The experience combines the region’s culinary heritage with a traditional paella meal in its place of origin, followed by a relaxing boat trip through the lagoon surrounded by rice fields and rich wildlife.
This protected wetland offers peaceful landscapes and great opportunities to observe local birds and learn about its ecological importance. If timed for sunset, the visit becomes even more special, with stunning colors reflecting over the water and creating one of the most beautiful views on the Valencian coast.
All our trips are organised by Travel agency, WEXCURSION, under licence number CV-m-1881-V.
Up to one week before the event: 100% refund, either in cash or as a credit voucher, based on your preference.
From one week to 72 hours before: 100% refund only as a credit voucher.
Less than 72 hours before: No refunds.