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Valencia visit with panoramic city drive and guided walking tour

Valencia isn't just culture – it's also an enticing place to dine out and hit the shops. On this full day tour, you'll have the chance to see the sights on a panoramic drive, then get the lowdown on a guided walking tour of the heart of the city. Martí, one of our local guides, says, "Valencia has really come out of the shadows in recent decades, and now stands shoulder to shoulder with Barcelona and Madrid in terms of art, culture and cuisine. Our old town, one of the largest in Europe, is packed with sights, with the Silk Exchange shining brightest of all."You'll start off with a panoramic city drive for an overview of the town and an explanation of some of the major sights. Next, you'll set off on a guided walking tour around the city. Your expert local guide will show you around, sharing local insight into the history and explaining some of the highlights. When the tour is over, you'll have free time to explore further, grab a bite to eat or browse the shops.The streets around Calle Colon, a modern boulevard, boast all kinds of stores – from global high street brands to luxury goods shops as well as the latest in technology. There are also smaller, original boutiques selling haute couture clothing. Martí adds, "If all that shopping tires you out, pop over to the art nouveau Colon Market. It's evolved into an epicurean food hall and is a go-to, not just for the nibbles but for the design of the building itself. It's a good spot to take a break at one of the cafés."

Costa Blanca mountain tour to Guadalest and Algar Falls

Two of the Costa Blanca's most beautiful inland spots are the star turns of morning excursion. You'll visit the fairytale village of Guadalest and the beautiful Algar waterfalls. Expect amazing scenery and a dramatic drive as you twist and turn along narrow mountain roads.

Half-day Benidorm skyline tour

A whistle-stop tour of Benidorm's best bits, this trip whisks you to the three best viewpoints in the city. Heading higher than the skyscrapers, you'll enjoy amazing views overlooking both Levante and Poniente beaches. And along the way, you'll learn the legend of the Benidorm cross, the story of the gap in the mountain, and even hear about the 1950s effort to lift a ban on wearing bikinis in the town to help boost tourism. Plus, you'll have a quick visit to the village of Villajoyosa, which is known for its brightly painted house and chocolate factories.

Boat transfer ticket from Benidorm to Villajoyosa’s market

Swap the road for the sea and hop on a boat from Benidorm to Villajoyosa – it's a scenic little voyage along the coast that beats sitting in traffic any day. Once you dock, a bus will zip you straight to the town's lively market scene.When you arrive, it's time to go off and wander on your own during a few hours of free time. Check out the markets stalls – around 100 of them – and pick up some sweet treats. You'll have time to pop into the famous Valor Chocolate Museum, too, if you fancy it, one of Spain's most iconic chocolate brands.

Boat round trip from Calpe port to Moraira

Enjoy a coastal sailing from the Port of Calpe to Moraira, a picturesque town on the Costa Blanca famous for its seven distinct beaches and delicious Mediterranean cuisine. Arriving at the Nautical Club near the historic old town, you'll have four hours of free time to explore. Soak up the sun on the beaches, browse the marina for local souvenirs, visit the impressive 18th-century fortress, or savour an authentic Mediterranean meal at one of the seaside restaurants.

Finestrat Motor Museum with free transfer

Car enthusiasts, start your engines! On this trip to Alicante's Motor Museum, you'll rub bumpers with a collection of over 60 classic and iconic cars from the 20th century. You can get hands-on with an interactive display on how a four-stroke engine works, head to the projection room for documentaries on motoring history, and look in on a restoration workshop that revives and repairs vintage cars. You'll even find favourites from the world of film and TV, like Deloreans made famous by Back to the Future and KITT from Knight Rider.

Half-day 4x4 tour to the Fuentes del Algar Waterfalls and Altea

Jump in a 4x4 for an off-road adventure that reveals the rugged side of Spain's Costa Blanca. Choose a morning or evening tour and climb over 600 metres for panoramic views of ravines and reservoirs, bump along forest tracks and take a dip in the turquoise waters of the Fuentes del Algar Waterfalls. You'll be guided along a dried riverbed known as ‘the jungle', where thousands of sugarcane stems make tunnels to weave through. You'll also stop off at the mountain village of Altea for a look around its old town, which is nicknamed the Santorini of Spain thanks to all its vanilla-white houses and blue-domed church.

4x4 Relleu Footbridge and traditions tour

Buckle up for a 4x4 adventure to the village of Relleu on this half-day tour. You'll journey through the mountain landscapes, stopping to set out on a scenic hike to Relleu's 800-metre-long hanging bridge, suspended over the Relleu Reservoir. Then, head into the village centre, where you'll visit a museum and learn about this place's history. Finally, you'll wrap up the tour with a drink in one of Relleu's cosy bars.

Karting experience in Benidorm

It's lights out and away you go for an adrenaline-pumping karting session in Benidorm. For the kids, there's a children's kart with one or two seats at a gentler pace. Slightly older ones can have a go at the junior karts that are a little more powerful around the one-kilometre circuit. While as adults, you'll have the choice of two engine sizes in your kart, depending on how much you want to channel your inner Lewis Hamilton around the ten corners. And if one session of ten minutes is only warming you up, there's an option to book two sessions for twice the thrill.

Villajoyosa seaside town trip from Benidorm

If you're after a shot of authentic Spanish culture, then hop onboard a private bus from Benidorm to the laid-back seaside town of Villajoyosa. En route, you'll make a pit stop at the tranquil beach of Cala del Torres for photos by the cove. Breathe in to smell the pine and eucalyptus trees that fringe the beach here. Then it's on to Villajoyosa. The name means ‘The Joyful Town', and its collage of colourful coastal houses certainly reflect that. They were originally painted such vibrant colours to help fishermen spot their homes from the sea.You'll have plenty of free time here to check out the promenade, stroll through the pretty streets and pop into one of the seafront cafes. If you want to see some of the town's history, then head to the Roman ruins and watchtower, which was used to defend against pirates.