Caves of San Jose Day Tour from Valencia
- Experience a profound sense of wonder while exploring the Caves of San José with a knowledgeable guide
- Marvel at the intricate stalactites, stalagmites, and UNESCO-recognized cave paintings
- Glide along Europe's longest navigable underground river aboard a boat
- Gain insights into the formation and historical significance of this remarkable site from your guide
- Conclude your adventure with the convenience of round-trip transportation from Valencia, ensuring a comfortable journey with air-conditioning
What to expect
Prepare for an exhilarating journey as we whisk you away to explore the hidden wonders of Vall d'Uixó! The adventure begins with a thrilling boat ride guided by professional boatmen, navigating 850 meters through captivating caves. Following this, you will embark on a 250-meter on-foot exploration, uncovering the origins and evolution of the caves while marveling at the majestic views of the Sierra de Espadán Natural Park from an ancient Iberian village situated above the cave entrance. With its hidden treasures and enigmatic mysteries waiting to be discovered, Vall d'Uixó offers an unforgettable experience—will you dare to delve into its depths?
Reviews
I booked an English tour, but it ended up being only in Spanish. There were two guides for the entire trip. One guide picked us up on the bus and took us to the destination (this guide spoke both Spanish and English), but once inside the cave, there was a different guide (responsible for rowing the boat) who only spoke Spanish. Since all the tourists on the bus are divided into different small boats, each boat has someone responsible for rowing, and this rower becomes your guide. Also, once inside the cave, there's only a short 1-minute window at a specific location where you're allowed to take photos and videos, so it might not be suitable if you want to document the trip. However, if you want to experience it, it's beautiful and spectacular.
The water color is truly jade. It's fun to take a boat tour through the cave.
It was very close and nice, about an hour from Valencia. It was chilly in the morning, but it was nice to arrive early and have a simple meal and drink. The explanation was friendly and detailed, so it was easy to understand. The inside of the cave was also really nice. We arrived at the starting point before 12 o'clock.
The bus had no aircon at all during a 1hr transfer to the location during the summer. Despite marketed as a English tour, the boat guide wasnt bilingual and spoke mostly Spanish. 10/10 do not recommend.
very well organized and wonderful experience. nice place to visit.
Great way to spend a day away from the bustle of city. Valencia and it's history on the way to the caves is an additional bit of knowledge shared by the guides. The caves are just a must visit place if you are in València.
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