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Set out on a new trail, disconnect from the everyday and become one with nature. There are as many reasons to explore the Region of Valencia's wild side as there are natural environments thriving here. Will you join us in traversing the diverse Valencian naturescapes?
A rural retreat to the Region of Valencia for some much-needed tourism in nature always promises to be a great experience. The incredibly diverse scenery of Castellón, Valencia and Alicante beautifully complements the colourful rural traditions. The villages here stand as guardians of Valencian history and the true havens of local cuisine. Ready to escape the grind and head out into the countryside?
Rural Tourism in Castellón
Dive into wild coves tucked away in Sierra de Irta and marvel at extraordinary geological wonders like the Órganos de Benitandús in Alcudia de Veo. The Castellón countryside is also home to cherished traditions, such as the pilgrimage to San Juan de Peñagolosa Sanctuary, and Medieval treasures like the village of Culla. Is this enough temptation for a rural retreat to Castellón?
Rural Tourism in Valencia
If you are looking for a mini-break to the Valencian countryside, the picturesque villages in Los Serranos and El Rincón de Ademuz are a great place to visit. We also suggest going on a walk through the vineyards of La Plana de Utiel-Requena, or watching the flamingos and herons in flight in the L'Albufera Natural Park.
Rural Tourism in Alicante
Marked by its mountainous terrain, the scenery in Alicante never fails to delight. Its natural beauty is present in the many hiking trails across the province. The famous gorge walk in Vall de Laguar is one of the most popular outdoor destinations in the Region of Valencia. And the stunning naturescapes of La Font Roja and the diverse marine life of Tabarca Island Natural Reserve are also worth checking out.
Organise your own rural getaway and get stuck into the infinite outdoor adventures the Region of Valencia has to offer. Use our search tool to find your next rural holiday destination.
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Wondering what to do in November in the Region of Valencia? Head for a reservoir in Castellón where adventure activities await in the surrounding countryside, wander through juniper woods in inland Valencia, or spend a day exploring the Sierra de Mariola in Alicante.
Discover the Via Augusta in Valencia, the ancient Roman road that once linked cities across the Iberian Peninsula and today offers a fascinating journey through history and the landscape. From traces of the road in the heart of València to inland areas such as La Costera, walkers and cyclists can follow milestones, archaeological sites and a network of trails along the way.
Discover towns and monuments along the Via Augusta in Castellón, including the Roman Arch of Cabanes and the Camí dels Romans section in Benlloc. Plan a getaway around this legendary route and explore archaeological sites that help tell the story of its past.
Here are a few circular walks in Alicante that show off some of the province’s best-known landscapes, from demanding trails such as the Route of 6,000 Steps to easier options like the Torrevieja Greenway, plus waterside walks such as Sella’s Water Route.
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