Tours in Valencia
Mediterranean city with wide golden beaches.
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Valencia Beaches: Which One to Pick and What You Can Do on the Water
The Cabanyal–Malvarrosa–Patacona seafront, the northern canals of Port Saplaya, the dune beaches of the Albufera Natural Park and the Cullera coves — which beach suits which day, what happens on the water in front of each, which marina the boats and jet skis leave from, and how to get there by metro, bus or bike.
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Valencia Day Trips on the Water: Cullera, Port Saplaya and the Columbretes
Every trip out of Valencia that happens on the water — half a day to the Cullera coves, two hours north to Port Saplaya and El Puig, an hour at the wheel with no licence, a six-hour sailing day and the fishing run to the Columbretes — with the real price, the time it takes and what is confirmed only after you book.
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What Is Included in Valencia's Water Prices and What You Pay Extra
Insurance is in almost every Valencia rate and the transfer in none. The €300 deposit at the berth, the action-cam video that comes free on one tour and costs extra on the rest, the skipper inside one yacht's price and outside the other's, the wetsuit, the certification and the split payment — item by item.
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A day on the water in Valencia: what fits, when to leave and what it costs
Three ready-made Valencia days built around the real departure times: from €45 per person for three outings to €602 for a group of eight, with the one chain that does not work.
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Kitesurf, wing and windsurf in Valencia: where to learn and how long it takes
Two Valencia schools, €50 for a two-hour windsurf class and €390 for a ten-hour kitesurf course — what the kit list tells you about the difference and what the wind decides.
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Diving in Valencia: what a first dive costs and whether you need a certificate
Two dives off Valencia, €50 and €150 per person: both go to about 12 metres, neither needs a certificate, and the difference is the centre, the group and the drive.
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