Self guided cycling holiday in Valencia, Spain. This easy-to-follow cycling route goes down to Valencia city, via the valleys, rivers and ravines of the region, passing through Biar, Bocairent, Alfafar, Agres, Fontanars dels Alforins, Ontinyent, Simat de la Valldigna monastery, Cullera, River Xúquer, Parque Natural de la Albufera, El Palmar, and finally València. The route is well-plotted and perfected by a Valencia-based operator, suitable for relaxed cyclists. The trip showcases the varied and contrasting landscape of the region, from castle-topped medieval towns to vineyards, market gardens, and coastal wetlands. The holiday includes a transfer from Villena to Biar, 7 nights bed and breakfast, an information pack with maps and GPS, a fully equipped hybrid bicycle, and a luggage transfer service. The price ranges from €950 to €1040 excluding flights. This tailor-made trip can be booked throughout the year. The route plan details good lunch stops, local delicacies, and refreshing swimming spots. The holiday is designed to showcase the varied and contrasting landscape of the region. As you reach the coast, the landscape levels off to market gardens and groves of the region’s famous oranges, and you’ll follow the River Xúquer towards the Parque Natural de la Albufera, a coastal wetland park where birdlife flourishes. Abandon the bike for a boat trip to see more of the area. Valencia City is the third largest in Spain, with impressive historic sites, including its enormous central market and cathedral. Finish here with plenty of time for dining out and resting your legs. Responsible Travel considerations: The company recycles bike parts, uses ecological cleaning products, and tours go through natural parks advising clients on respecting local ecology and preserving wild areas and water resources. To minimize vehicle emissions, tours start on the same day of the week to reduce luggage transfer van miles. Pre-trip information is provided by email to save paper, and tour information is moving from paper sheets to small booklets. Recycled printer cartridges are used, and leftover printed material is recycled. The company supports local businesses by operating tours in rural areas, encouraging local councils to improve cycle paths, and sourcing everything from local suppliers. They aim to create local employment and donate old bikes to a local NGO. Clients receive an information booklet about the region's history, gastronomy, agriculture, and landscape. They encourage visits to historic sites and local businesses like wine cellars and artisan shops. Accommodation consists of small rural houses and family-run hotels.
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