How many different natural landscapes do you think the Region of Valencia is home to? The variety and richness of the Valencian countryside is mindblowing - come and see it for yourself!
The natural wonders of the Region of Valencia take you on a journey into wild coves nestled in the mountain foothills and along spectacular ravines traversed by centuries-old pathways. Use our search tool to explore the Valencian countryside even deeper.
The natural parks in the Region of Valencia boast wetlands, forests and mountains that spill into the sea. These incredible places are also home to picturesque villages. Head out on a trip around Castellón and hike to the top of Penyagolosa, or marvel at the rich history within Desert de les Palmes Natural Park.
The verdant landscapes of Valencia are crisscrossed by gushing rivers, where ancient oak trees stand as true living fossils. As you journey through the province of Alicante, you’ll get the chance to go birdwatching on salt flats and dive to the bottom of the sea to witness the colourful seabed of one of the smallest inhabited islands.
Set out to discover every natural corner of the Region of Valencia - you’ll need more than a few trips to see it all! Discover why the region is a top destination for nature lovers, from the dramatic flight of the vulture to the remnants of the last Mediterranean forests.
Immerse yourself in the Valencian countryside and embrace respectful, enriching tourism, with a healthy dose of outdoor adventure. Use our search tool to discover gardens, parks, reserves and so much more. Fall in love with the ever-changing landscapes of the Region of Valencia.
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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.
Discover some of Valencia’s best circular walks, with options for every level. Follow paths through canyons and beside the water at Charco Azul in Chulilla, choose an easy family walk, head into landscapes such as Peña Cortada or catch the sun going down over the Mediterranean.
Wondering what to do over the November bank holiday 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.
Where can you enjoy the Mediterranean and mild autumn weather in Castellón, Valencia or Alicante? With gentler temperatures and fewer crowds, you can take your pick from city beaches lined with places to eat and things to do, or more secluded coves that pair nicely with a walk and a swim at the end. Here are a few ideas for a beach trip once summer is over.
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