The Region of Valencia has many limestone peaks and mountains packed with cavities, cracks and grooves from the effects of weathering and erosion on the rock. It's a real paradise for climbing enthusiasts. However, if you're still taking your first steps in this sport or you want to enjoy a more controlled and less physically demanding form of climbing, but without missing out on amazing landscapes and getting your adrenaline fix,we suggest you have a go at doing a via ferrata.

This summer I went on a short break to the town of Venta del Moro with the intention of visiting Las Hoces del Cabriel. While I was there, I made contact with Kalahari Aventuras, a company that specialises in river sports. I wanted to do a couple of activities to have fun and get to know the area.

Cycling is a sport with an infinite number of followers and devotees worldwide, and bicycles, whether a racer, a mountain bike or a cruiser, are becoming increasingly fashionable, not only because it promotes the health and fitness of those who ride them, but because they’re also an affordable, environmentally-friendly means of transport that promotes mobility in large cities where traffic jams are frequent and it’s becoming increasingly difficult to park the car.

One of the most important attractions of the Region of Valencia is its long coast, with almost 600 kilometres of coastline bathed by the Mediterranean Sea.

Valencian beaches are ideal for enjoying water activities with your family thanks to its infrastructure, equipment and services, but also because of its Mediterranean landscape and its warm and safe waters.

Last Saturday, instead of staying at home as we usually do, I decided to have a different experience with my partner.  We decided to try canyoning, so without further delay, I contacted a company that organises this kind of activity and off we went.

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The Bou Ferrer Wreck is a Roman shipwreck of the 1st c. CE found at a depth of approximately 25 meters and is located nearly 1000 meters from the coast, in front of the beaches of Villajoyosa (Alicante).

What is the Eurovelo network?

EuroVelo is a network of 15 long-distance cycling routes that connect and unite the entire continent of Europe. The routes can be used by both cyclists and local residents to make their daily journeys. EuroVelo expects the network to be substantially complete by 2020.

The aims of EuroVelo are: