VALENCIA
34 Tours Reviewed
Cheese first, wine second, and both feel hands-on. In Utiel-Requena, I like that you start among vineyards and end with a guided tasting with a real family team, plus you get to make your own cheese instead of just watching.…
Breakfast on a catamaran sounds like a win. In Valencia, this 60-minute brunch glides past Malvarrosa Beach and the Marina de València, so your meal comes with real sea air and constant photo moments. I love the views and I…
Craft beer tours are everywhere. This one has a clear plan: four iconic Ruzafa venues, each stop with a beer and a tapa. I like the structure—half-pints at every bar means you taste widely without turning the evening into a…
Two wineries, zero rushing, and a medieval town. This private Requena and premium wine tasting day mixes a quick medieval stroll with a DO Pago VIP bodega experience run by Toni Martin and (when possible) the owners. I love the…
Food, wine, and street corners in one evening. This Valencia gourmet walking tour strings together two tapas stops and then a 3-course gastronomic dinner with wine pairings, using local spots and real food culture as your guide. You start in…
Pedals plus snacks: a fast way to size up Valencia. This 3-hour bike tour is built for momentum, with a Dutch-speaking local guide and a route that mixes famous sights with quieter Valencia stops. Add a tasting of Valencian delicacies…
That first sea breeze hits fast. This is a private water beer bike ride that turns Valencia’s coastline into your personal deck, with comfy seating, drinks, and a real chance to cool off. What I like most is the combination…
Valencia comes at you fast, on foot. I like that this private guided route strings together the big-name sights and the smaller streets between them, with just enough tasting to feel local. Two standouts for me: the skip-the-line visit to…
Six wines, calm timing, and real regional wines. This Valencia wine tasting tour is built for an easy day out: you leave the city behind, head to the Utiel-Requena area, and enjoy tastings without rushing through a full winery schedule.…
Valencia hides a concert in plain sight. A secret venue, a secret drink, and two short sets by emerging musicians make this feel like you’re in on something. It’s run by Turiart, with a strict rulebook that protects the intimate…
Chocolate and tapas in Valencia can go wrong fast. The good part is that this guided food tour is built around a proper chocolate tasting, then rolls into classic Valencian bites and a market stop where you’ll see and taste…
Paella tastes better with the right guide. This 3-hour tour is a smart way to learn Valencia’s food rhythms, with Central Market shopping stops and a final meal focused on Paella Valenciana. I like that it stays small (10 people…
Coffee can be simple… until someone explains what’s inside the cup. This one in Valencia City Center turns a casual beverage into a sensory lesson, with Gustavo Martin and the Curador Coffee team guiding you through coffee origins, taste, and…
A short drive away, your food day gets real. This Utiel-Requena outing mixes hands-on cheese craft, cave aging, and a friendly winery stop with tastings. I especially liked the make-your-own cheese workshop and the way the morning and afternoon fit…
Wine on a lake? It can be magic. This Valencia experience pairs a calm Albufera boat ride with a real Valencian wine tasting led by a local sommelier, usually around sunset, near the village of El Palmar. What I like…
