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The ones worth your time.
The 15 most popular valencia tours in Spain. What each one is actually like, who runs it, and what you can expect to pay.
Oceanogràfic in Valencia is a huge sea life park in the City of Arts and Sciences, with belugas, sharks, and ocean tunnels.
“A great visit to the aquarium. Took us about 4 hours and we saw many different species. It was a lovely day out.”
Valencia hop-on hop-off bus ticket with 17 stops and multilingual audio. Choose 24 or 48 hours to see sights at your pace.
“There was pretty much nothing I disliked. It was a great way to see the city as an overview.”
Sail Valencia on a spacious catamaran, day or sunset. See key landmarks from the water, with cava and a DJ option.
“Great views, a short trip out to the open sea. Lovely boat, and kind staff.”
See authentic flamenco in Valencia at Palosanto Tablao Flamenco, an intimate show in the Cabañal with guitar, cante jondo, and dance.
“Even the show was perfect, The seat design was horrible! We were in the 4th line and In the first part we could see nothing!!! I complained about it then they advice us to go up on the balcony! If they dont come up with any solution fir the seating design, I wont advice if…”
A small-group Valencia Old Town walk plus a full tapas-and-paella meal with regional wines in an 11th-century monument.
“Martha, our guide, was terrific. She was extremely knowledgeable and provided a nice overview of the Central Market area.”
Oceanogràfic, Hemisfèric, and the Prince Felipe Science Museum in one Valencia day, with skip-the-line entry and big architecture energy.
“We really enjoyed our tour. Our guide Luda was great. Highly recommend”
Full-day tour from Valencia to Montanejos: guided hike, turquoise Mijares River viewpoints, and free time at 23°C Fuentes de los Baños thermal pools.
“Highly recommended! Montanejos is beautiful and the trip was very enjoyable!!”
A 3-hour Valencia highlights bike tour linking Old Town monuments, Turia Gardens, and the City of Arts and Sciences for just $26.
“It was a beautiful ride! All essentials of valencia were included and also a nice ride in turia park! Ramon was a nice guide!”
Half-day boat tour to Cueva de Sant Josep from Valencia: official guide, UNESCO cave paintings, and the longest navigable underground river in Europe.
“Nice trip to the cave and our guide even joined the boat ride to translate Highly recommended, especially if you have limited time in Valencia”
Sail Valencia’s coast on a double-decker catamaran for a drink and music, with daytime or sunset departures and a fun sea-breeze vibe.
“Great trip really relaxing and beautiful sunset views.”
See lions, giraffes, lemurs, and hippos across four African habitats at Bioparc Valencia, plus Kitum Cave and more.
“Amazing! Such a beautiful zoo and so quiet. There were barely any visitors when we went on a Tuesday at midday. The animals look really well-taken care of and there are so many opportunities to get up close to them.”
Old Town Valencia on foot, then a 11th-century monument dinner of tapas, paella, dessert, and paired wines in 4 hours.
“This is a wonderful tour. We would recommend it to anyone in Valencia. Our guide, Tuathla, was just fantastic. Very engaging. Gave us a lot of very interesting facts about Valencia and then she was a wonderful host for the tapas tasting part of the tour. Talking about the tapas, it was amazing. So much…”
Valencia Tourist City Card gives 24–72 hours of free public transport, municipal museum entry, and big discounts plus a tapa and drink.
“With the tourist card,very convenient to go to any places of interest without the need for looking for small change. This is most useful coupled with Google Maps”
Valencia flamenco at La Bulería with dinner and drinks. Intimate tablao, VIP near-stage tables, and a 210-minute show night.
“Food, service and show were great! We really enjoyed the experience!”
Valencia sailing catamaran with a swim stop, sun-net lounging, coastal views, and optional DJ. 90 minutes for about $25.
“It was a nice trip at a fair price! I can recommend and would book again. It’s a long, slow ride out of the harbour, and then you get the promised stop for swimming, all fine!”
