If something characterizes the province of Alicante is its diverse landscape, towns and cultural traditions, attracting thousands of visitors throughout the year, and making our region a first-class tourist destination.
There is no need to be elite athletes or have a top physical shape. We only wish you to enjoy a series of itineraries designed and selected for their beauty and simplicity.
The Imaginaria Fotografía en Primavera, organised by the Universitat Jaume I via the Servei d’Activitats Socioculturals of the Vice-rectorat de Cultura celebrates its seventeenth event in 2020.
If you're passionate about nature and love watching animals roaming free, the Region of Valencia gives you the chance to watch dolphins and whales in their wildest state.
The Region of Valencia has a number of strategic locations where you can watch dolphins and whales responsibly. The headland of Cabo de San Antonio in the province of Alicante is famous for sightings of bottlenose dolphins and fin whales. Sightings are on the rise year by year, offering a real spectacle for visitors who travel to the towns of Xàbia and Dénia especially to witness this superb natural spectacle.
Nowadays, astrotourism is one of the most environmentally friendly and sustainable tourism activities you can do. Visitors to inland areas of the Region of Valencia have the chance to see some incredible destinations as well as discovering a magical, unknown universe full of secrets.
We're a group of people who love our region and we want to pass on our passion on each one of our routes, so you can discover the secrets of our history, our culture, our heritage and even our gastronomy.
We don't just run cultural tours, we do hiking and cycling tourism as well. Our green walking and slow pedalling routes enable you to discover our landscape and fall in love with it, just like us!
If you're looking for a different kind of guided tour, you've come to the right place!
The Way of El Cid is a touristic, athletic and cultural itinerary that traverses Spain from Burgos to Valencia, connecting the historic footprints left by Rodrigo Díaz de Vivar, known as El Cid Campeador.