VALENCIA · SPAIN
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 fascinating place with lots to see, a great day out. Although, it was very busy and was sometimes difficult to see through the crowds.”
Valencia hop-on hop-off bus ticket with 17 stops and multilingual audio. Choose 24 or 48 hours to see sights at your pace.
“Excellent for getting to see Valencia. Good audio on the buses as well. Really enjoyed it over the 2 days we had the passes”
Sail Valencia on a spacious catamaran, day or sunset. See key landmarks from the water, with cava and a DJ option.
“The crew were amazing and made the experience enjoyable despite the unseasonably terrible weather. The boat was lovely and the views were beautiful.”
See authentic flamenco in Valencia at Palosanto Tablao Flamenco, an intimate show in the Cabañal with guitar, cante jondo, and dance.
“It was really interesting to witness live the singing (voice and guitar) and the dancing of flamenco. It was quite an emersive experience”
A small-group Valencia Old Town walk plus a full tapas-and-paella meal with regional wines in an 11th-century monument.
“A wonderful experience. It starts with a guided walk around the Old City for an hour. This tour touches upon the highlights of the Old town including the cathedral, Central Market and the silk exchange. The true fun however, starts with the wine tasting and the Tapas. Truly the highlight of my trip. Mimi our…”
Oceanogràfic, Hemisfèric, and the Prince Felipe Science Museum in one Valencia day, with skip-the-line entry and big architecture energy.
“Hemispheric was full with teenagers, they were laughing loudly and kicking the seats in front of them, no one was watching the movie. I think someone should control these groups of tourist, especially teenagers. Everything else was perfect”
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.
“Really lovely! Toufik was awesome and showed us all the cool spots during the hike and then we get to swim at the end of the tour.”
A 3-hour Valencia highlights bike tour linking Old Town monuments, Turia Gardens, and the City of Arts and Sciences for just $26.
“What a great way to see this beautiful city! Loved our guide and his enthusiasm- and now I know where I want to explore more for rest of trip!”
Half-day boat tour to Cueva de Sant Josep from Valencia: official guide, UNESCO cave paintings, and the longest navigable underground river in Europe.
“I really enjoyed the cave. It was a great trip. Our Polish guide, Magdalena, was fantastic. During the bus ride to the cave, she told us a lot about Valencia, the attractions we passed, the region, and the crops. Magdalena also spoke about Spanish cuisine and dishes, and recommended some good places to relax and…”
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.
“It was really nice! Sunset was amazing and the boat really calm. People working there were very nice and you get a free drink. They make sure to turn the boat often so everyone can have a good view of the coastline. I liked the music aswell. I would highly recommend the cruise. Don't forget…”
See lions, giraffes, lemurs, and hippos across four African habitats at Bioparc Valencia, plus Kitum Cave and more.
“The bioparc was great! it was clean and there are so many different animals that I have not seen at other places before. I do recommend to use the qr code map that they give you at the gate. It is a live map and it makes navigating the park a lot easier.”
Old Town Valencia on foot, then a 11th-century monument dinner of tapas, paella, dessert, and paired wines in 4 hours.
“Mimi was exceptionally warm, patient, and incredibly knowledgeable throughout the entire experience. From the very beginning, her communication was clear, prompt, and well organized, which made everything feel effortless and relaxed. I had a wonderful time walking with her through Valencia’s old city, discovering its history and charm in such an engaging way. The wine…”
Valencia Tourist City Card gives 24–72 hours of free public transport, municipal museum entry, and big discounts plus a tapa and drink.
“A good experience from picking it at the tourist office, used numerous times a day without any problems at all, I Will buy again next time I go to Valencia”
Valencia flamenco at La Bulería with dinner and drinks. Intimate tablao, VIP near-stage tables, and a 210-minute show night.
“Great food, great staff but the emotional, energising intensity of the flamenco was amazing”
Valencia sailing catamaran with a swim stop, sun-net lounging, coastal views, and optional DJ. 90 minutes for about $25.
“This was a nice activity I did on my last day. The boat is very spacious so can hold many people and there are 6 beds outside to sunbathe. The guys on board seemed friendly and left you to do whatever you wanted. I had a beer on board which was nice and cold. Only…”
