Valencian Community is one of 17 autonomous communities in Spain, the fourth-most populous one, located along the Mediterranean Coast on the east side of the Iberian Peninsula. Its territory is divided into 3 provinces: Valencia, Alicante, and Castellon. Its capital city is Valencia, the third largest city in Spain, and its official languages are Spanish and Valencian. Valencian Community is a beautiful and diverse region full of stunning beaches, high mountains with amazing trails, countless stunning views, charming historic towns, and delicious cuisine. Pack your suitcase and wait no more to discover it.
Valencian Community has a Mediterranean climate with hot dry summers and mild winters. If really high temperatures, around 30°C, and crowds don’t bother you – visit during the high season from June to August. If you prefer quieter times and lower temperatures, around 15-20°C, choose any month in the lower season. Personally, we think Spring and Autumn are the best.
5.6km long route with stunning views to enjoy while doing outdoor sports or just going for a walk. Beaches and bars included for free.
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White houses, blue ornaments, cobblestone streets with roaring hole, and many more. Are you willing to let it steal your heart?
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Small medieval town in a wonderfully preserved state is waiting to be explored. Feel the epic power of the old times!
Strategically placed, remote, depopulated town that frequently gets cut off during the winter makes it an interesting place to visit.
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