Overview:
Spend an afternoon in the fresh air and sunshine getting to know the wonderful city of Valencia. You will bike through the old historic parts of the city, through the pine tree parks full of fountains and local life, around the famous and modern “City of Arts and Science” designed by top architect Calatrava. Then it’s on to the Formula One track at the harbour, where some of the best bars and restaurants in Valencia sit along the water’s edge. Just past the harbour lie Valencia’s sweeping, sunny beaches. The tour ends up in a lively bar, for a refreshing drink you will have earned!

Included:
1 bike per person, guide

Dress Code:
None required, but comfortable clothes are a good idea.

Duration: 3 hours
Transport duration (return): N/A (City centre)
Total duration: 3 hours

Activity start times available: Any time from 9am

Seasons: All year

Other Notes:
Minimum numbers: 8
Maximum numbers: 40
Need to be able to ride a bike!

Overview:
Valencia is a fantastic city to walk through – full of plazas and parks, towering old cathedrals and modern architectural wonders, the city has it all. From the centre of Valencia, you will be guided through windy old streets in the old parts of the city, past plazas with stunning waterfalls and plenty of outdoor life, on to the famous City of Arts and Science – a combination of monumental buildings in the 8km park, the most recent being an opera house modelled on the Sydney Opera House.

The tour will return to the main streets in the centre of Valencia where you’ll experience the true character of the city, before relaxing in a plaza with lively bars.

Included:
Guided tour of Valencia on foot.

Dress Code:
None required.

Duration: 3 hours
Transport duration (return): N/A (City centre)
Total duration: Aprox 3hrs

Activity start times available: Any time from 9am

Seasons: All year

Other Notes:
Minimum numbers: 8
Maximum numbers: 40
Routes are flexible. Should you want to see anything in particular, just let us know in advance!

Overview:
Enjoy two fabulous vineyards in the Spanish countryside. First you’ll be taken to an old cava vineyard to explore the caves before moving onto the second, more modern vineyard to wander amongst the vines and discover the winemaking. After each vineyard sample the sparkling cavas and wines – the most popular part of the tour!

Included:
Two vineyard visits and wine tasting at both. Three-course lunch available at one vineyard for additional cost – advanced booking needed. 

Duration: 2hrs
Transport duration (return): 1hr 40mins
Total duration: Approx 4hrs

Activity start times available: From 10am to 13.00
Seasons: All year

Other Notes:
Minimum numbers: 8
Maximum numbers:100

Overview:
La Tomatina is one of the largest food fights in the world. Streets are lined with piles and piles of over-ripe tomatoes. The quiet town of Bunol is about to be splattered red. As with most spanish festivals, the start is signified by the lighting of a rocket - except this time, there are five rockets, packed full of tomatoes.
It's not what you'd call a centuries-old festival - it's origins come from 1944, when a group of young men wanted to take part in the 'Gigantes y Cabezudos' parade, and staged a fight, throwing produce from a local vegetable stand - after being arrested and forced to pay for it - they did the same the next year - but brought their own tomatoes - and thus the tradition was born, 'unofficially'.

The festival starts with the 'Palo Jabon' at about 10am - in which someone from the village has to climb a greased pole to reach a ham on top - while the revellers below sing and dance , being sprayed with hoses. Once the ham has fallen, at about 11am, the rockets fly to signal the beginning of the fight. This lasts an hour, (with every tomato being squashed before being thrown to prevent injury) - once this is over, fire trucks begin to hose down the streets and participants, leaving the rivers of tomato juice to wash through the town, leaving the cobbled streets in pristine condition.

We'll transfer you from Valencia to Bunol for the beginning of the festival, with a tour guide to help the proceedings run smoothly. Get yer veg out, and lob 'em at the nearest spaniard you can find - just don't go wearing your sunday best - take an outfit that you're prepared to bin once you're done!

After the festival, you'll head back to Valencia to your hotel to get ready for a big night out. Just remember to wear something nice in the evening - spanish chicas don't really get turned on by the smell of stale tomatoes.

Included:
- La Tomatina festival reservation
- Return transfer from accommodation to Bunol for event.
- Club entry
- Guided Bar Crawl
- Tour guide

Overview:
Valencia's a hell of a city, with awesome architecture, friendly locals, and plenty of hidden gems for the avid traveller to discover. If you don't fancy walking, and you want to see more of the city, then we'll help with that - we'll get you pedalling on some bicycles so you can take the routes less travelled around the city, giving you opportunity to go deeper into the city than if you were travelling by car or coach.
Our tour guides will help you plan an initial route that's best suited to you and what you want to see - trust the local knowledge for the best experiences.

Included:
- Bike Hire
- Tour guide advice on best route for you.