Boost your energy and performance with this perfect day trip! Start by discovering how Jijona’s famous turrón is made and enjoy a taste of this sweet delight. Then, recharge and head to the enchanting Canelobre Caves. Along the way, explore the charm of both towns, relax, socialize, and savor a beer with breathtaking views.
Avenida Aragon, 31 (in front of Mestalla)
08:15 Arrival at meeting point (Please be puntual)
08:30 Departure from Valencia
Food and drinks: You can bring from home and or eat at a restaurant there
Clothes: Bring comfortable clothes because we will walk a lot, and don’t forget to bring a jacket because during the evening it can get cold.
The Turrón Museum
This museum showcases the history and technology of turrón and marzipan production in Jijona. In this town, turrón has a soft texture and is made from a blend of roasted almonds, egg whites, and honey. This mixture is ground in special mills until it becomes a smooth, uniform paste, which is then cooked in pots called *boixets* and poured into molds. The complex process is detailed at the Turrón Museum, a point of pride for this small city of just 7,000 residents, though its region is one of the world’s leading turrón producers.
The Canelobre Caves
Located in Busot, 23 km from Alicante, the Canelobre Caves entrance is situated at 700 meters altitude on the northern slope of the Cabezón de Oro mountain range. The caves are renowned for their 70-meter-high vault, one of the tallest in Spain, resembling a cathedral’s dome. Visitors are treated to bizarre formations like chandeliers, jellyfish, and organs, and the magical lighting enhances the experience (sometimes even concerts are held here!).
All our trips are organised by Travel agency, WEXCURSION, under licence number CV-m-1881-V.
Cancellation policy: Until one week before, 100% refund. In form of money/voucher whatever you prefer. From one week until Thursday (of the same week): 100% only in form of voucher. After Thursday 20:00 NO REFUND.