Parque Gulliver
From $29 per person
Explore charming towns, natural parks, and coastal gems just a short journey from Valencia's city center.
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Spring (April-June) and autumn (September-October) offer the most pleasant weather for exploring. Summer is great for coastal trips to nearby beaches, but be prepared for high temperatures inland.
Many destinations like natural parks and towns are free to explore. However, specific attractions like castles (e.g., in Xàtiva) or guided boat tours in Albufera may require tickets. It's often cheaper and easier to book these online in advance.
To fully enjoy a destination without rushing, plan for a full day (6-8 hours), including travel time. Check bus or train schedules beforehand and pack essentials like water, sunscreen, and comfortable shoes.
Yes, many options are great for families, such as visiting Albufera Natural Park or the beaches of Cullera. Accessibility can vary; historic towns may have cobblestone streets, so it's best to check specific information for your chosen destination if you have mobility concerns.
Popular choices include the Albufera Natural Park for boat trips and paella, the Roman ruins and castle in Sagunto, the historic town of Xàtiva, and the natural hot springs of Montanejos for a unique swim.
You have several options. The regional train network (Cercanías) and intercity buses connect Valencia to many towns. For more flexibility, especially for visiting natural parks or remote areas, renting a car is a convenient choice.
A trip to Albufera is incomplete without trying an authentic paella in its birthplace, El Palmar. In coastal towns, look for fresh seafood dishes like 'arròs a banda'. Also, enjoy the local oranges and 'horchata' from Alboraya.
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