La Vall d'Uixó and San José Caves
99€/person
Vat included
The day starts off at the Sant Josep Caves, the main natural attraction of Vall d’Uixó, a spectacular cave system with one of the longest navigable underground rivers in Europe.
Guided tour in boat (approx. 40-45 mins.). On the way we will see galleries with unique karstic formations and enjoy a trip into the bowels of the Earth.
After the caves, we will take a stroll around the historical centre of La Vall d’Uixó. We will follow the Camí de l’Aigua route with its aqueducts and visit the Muslim district.
VALENCIA – VALL D’UIXÓ AND CUEVAS DE SAN JOSÉ
Departure from Valencia, with pick-up at Novotel at Nuevo Centro and Senator Parque Central. Bus ride to Vall Uixó.
The day starts off at the Sant Josep Caves, the main natural attraction of Vall d’Uixó, a spectacular cave system with one of the longest navigable underground rivers in Europe.
Guided tour in boat (approx. 40-45 mins.). On the way we will see galleries with unique karstic formations and enjoy a trip into the bowels of the Earth.
After the caves, we will take a stroll around the historical centre of La Vall d’Uixó. We will follow the Camí de l’Aigua route with its aqueducts and visit the Muslim district.
We will have lunch at a local restaurant to try the traditional “empedrao” dish, typical of La Vall d’Uixó cuisine.
It is considered a local gem and is a part of the culinary identity of the area. “Empedrao” is a rice dish that traditionally combines ingredients such as rice and white beans. Cured salt-cod, pepper, garlic and onion can also be added.
After such an enjoyable day, we will return to Valencia.
CONDITIONS
⁕ To reserve your place you will be required to pay the full price when booking.
⁕ This offer is subject to a minimum number of places. If the minimum number is not reached, the trip will be cancelled and the amount you have paid will be refunded. If the customer cancels, the relevant costs will be charged.
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We are going to tell you how our trip to Vall d’Uixó in Life & Travel 2026 went.
The trip was on 30th May and it went very well. We took a guided tour around the historical centre of Vall d’Uixó first thing in the morning. The travellers were enchanted by how friendly and entertaining the guide was throughout the 2-hour trip, and the half hour free time when we had refreshments in a café.
We then went to the San José caves. The trip was amazing, at 20ºC inside the caves, lasting for a total of 45 minutes. We left the caves to round off the morning, since it is fairly cool inside the caves and it is at midday when the sun is at its hottest.
Lunch was at 14:00 at the Tennis Club, where we were served a potato salad, cured ham and cheese boards and the typical rice dish known as “Empedrao” for our main course, followed by dessert and coffee.
We returned to the cave area after lunch, just a 7-minute walk from the restaurant. We spent our time, around 1 hour, in the cafés and souvenir shops before returning to Valencia. There was also live music and a wonderful atmosphere.
We had such a good time
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Trip highlight
Included:
Transport by coach throughout the trip
Visit to the historical town centre
Guided tour of the San José Caves
Lunch at a local restaurant
Guide throughout the entire trip
Travel insurance
VAT
Not-included:
19 December 2026
1 day
Xàtiva
We start out visit in the Historical Centre, with its cobbled streets, plazas and traditional architecture. A lot of the streets are decorated with lights and festive ambience at Christmas, making it perfect for strolling around and taking lots of photos.We will go to Albereda Jaume I, where the Monumental Nativity Scene of Xàtiva is assembled, one of the biggest in Spain, with life-size figures and scenes that we can walk through and contemplate the details. The Traditional Nativity Scene and the Hebrew Nativity Scene are close together and can optionally be visited in San Francesc church.We will walk around the Christmas Market and Fair near the Nativity Scene.
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