Vinprovningsturer i Valencia

The main airports serving Valencia are  <strong>Alicante-Elche Airport</strong> and <strong>Valencia Airport</strong>.<ul> <li><strong>Alicante-Elche Airport</strong> is the fifth busiest airport in Spain just 9 km southwest of Alicante. The airport is a hub for destinations across Europe with tons of flights. The airport is served by many budget airlines with cheap airfare.</li><br> <li><strong>Valencia Airport</strong> is just 8 km to the west of Valencia. The airport has connections from approximately 20 countries. There is direct metro access to the city center from the airport.</li><br> <li>The third little-known airport is <strong>Castellón–Costa Azahar Airport</strong> which was opened in 2011 but has fewer flights.</li><br></ul>

If you are traveling from <strong>Barcelona</strong>, take <strong>B-10</strong> then follow <strong>C-32</strong> leading to <strong>AP-</strong>7, and finally take <strong>V-21</strong> exit to Valencia.<br>From <strong>Madrid</strong>, take <strong>M-23</strong> then continue along toll road <strong>R-3</strong>. Then, continue along with <strong>A-3</strong> and <strong>CV-3663</strong>. Arrive at Valencia taking an exit.<br>There are dozen <strong>bus</strong> companies that also operate here, with arrivals from almost every big city in Spain and most cities in the region.<br>

<strong>Valencia</strong> is well connected to a railway network which allows you to reach Valencia from major cities across Spain. <em><strong>RENFE</strong> </em>provides a high-speed train from Madrid that will take you around 1 hour 45 minutes to reach Valencia.<br>From Barcelona, <strong><em>RENFE</em> </strong>runs the <strong>Euromed</strong> service which connects all the major cities of the region, stopping at Barcelona Sants, Tarragona, Catalonia (55 min), Castellón (2 hr 20 min), Valencia Joaquin (3 hr 15 min), Alicante (4 hr 55 min), and other destinations.<br>

The best time to explore wineries in Valencia is in April and May. The weather is perfect with ideal warmth and avoidance of crazy crowds. The region boasts a Mediterranean climate with consistently pleasant weather all around the year.

Beyond wineries and wine tastings, the Valencia region presents a multitude of attractions. Explore the stunning Albufera Natural Park with its serene lagoons, discover picturesque coastal towns like Altea and Jávea, and savor the flavors of traditional Valencian cuisine. Hike the scenic Sierra Calderona mountains, indulge in water sports along the coastline, and uncover historical treasures in towns like Xàtiva. The region offers a rich tapestry of experiences, from nature and history to culinary delights and vibrant culture.

The red wines of Valencia are mostly complex with side notes of smoke, flowers, and minerals. Monastrell reds are very dark in appearance, and extremely elegant on the palate with a rich fruity taste.
Whites are mostly pale yellow with a gold hue. There are semi-sparkling white wines, highly perfumed with floral aromas, and tropical notes of lychee, and peach. The acidity is balanced, which makes it easy to drink and perfect for summertime.

Wine experiences in Valencia will let you fully immerse into the beauty of the region, winemaking traditions as well as local cuisine. Relish a glass of their finest wine in the comfortable tasting room. You can also taste their wines outdoors looking at mesmerizing mountains and coastal lines.

Take a guided tour to the cellar room, winery and other facilities. Get to know more about the winemaking techniques and their approach to viticulture.

For each wine-tasting and tour experience for Valencia presented on our website, you will see a bullet-point list of what you can expect to experience.

Tips from local wineries

• Immerse yourself in the underground world of Utiel, just a short distance from our winery. Utiel is renowned for its historic underground cellars, or bodegas subterráneas, where wines have been stored and aged for centuries. Take a guided tour to explore the cool, dark tunnels that house countless barrels of wine.
• Venture to the charming town of Requena, which is not far from our winery, and discover the fascinating Cuevas de la Villa. These caves are an intricate labyrinth of underground tunnels and chambers that served various purposes over the centuries.

We take pride in sharing some of the most captivating and intriguing destinations within an hour's drive from our winery that we highly recommend for your visits:

• Consider visiting traditional towns like Altea, Javea, Denia, and Calpe.
• If you're a nature enthusiast, explore the beautiful trails at Bernia, Montgo, and Barranc del Infern.
• Indulge in various culinary experiences, from fresh seafood, mouthwatering paella, and delectable fish dishes, to flavorful tapas. We can direct you to our handpicked local restaurants, all operated by passionate locals, with outstanding reviews.
• Embark on Riu-rau routes in La Marina Alta, visit the historic Castell de Guadalest, and take a boat trip on the Albufera de Valencia.