What an amazing way to keep such a family story going for many many years, a free guided tour demonstrates the passion about chocolate and the commitment to the business, the tour was very well organized, the guide is very knowledgable and nothings better than ending the tour by a chocolate tasting session.

An amazing experience! Free entry, it’s a guided tour every hour (you can get a ticket on arrival and maximum for 50 people/hour). You can also book online and you get priority access. The museum is really well done: the history of this family and 5 generations business! Impressive… the chocolate is very good, you can test different ones at the end of the tour and highly recommended to stock yourself with a few bars 🤪😁🤭

It's a nice tour with a small museum. You don't get to see much of the factory floor, but the guide was pleasant. The gift shop has some samples, though not every flavor they offer. Prices were a little high, but not insane.

It was an interesting place to visit and great that it was free. The guide spoke very quickly and seemed fairly disinterested in the job. We were just another tour group... which we were! You get to see the factory from a viewing platform, which was cool, however they were cleaning up when we were there so not too much to see. I was on the English speaking tour (there are two a day, 10am and 4pm) and weirdly there were quite a number of Spanish on it too. Definitely worth a visit if you are in Villajoyosa but book online so you ensure you get a space. Capacity is 50 and my tour was full. Ooh, and you do get a little tasting at the end (don't be at the back of the line though, it goes quickly)!

It's good fun. The smell there is incredibly good. You can get online ticket (6h before or up to 30 people) and printed tickets in person (30 min before the event and up to 20 people). Getting golden tickets could be a bit chaotic and difficult. It's a short visit where a very friendly guide explains the origin of Willy Valor and the Chocolate factory. It ends with a quick view from a window of the packaging area of the factory, and some sampling at the shop. Don't expect to see the magic of Willy Valor nor Ompa Loompas.

What a lovely trip around the chocolate museum and factory. Coming from Bournville, the home of Cadbury chocolate, it was so nice to see the similarities of how they developed. Very big on family Valor is now 6th generation and still family owned. Sadly Cadbury didn't maintain that. The guide was very good and was happy to answer additional questions. What a charming hour spent here.

Great free tour with a little tasting in the end.The cocholates are very tasty especially dark one with almonds.Tour lasts about 45min,you have to book in advance,if you don't canacel on time you are charged 5 eur per person.Tours in English are at 10am and 4pm. Usually these types of tours are being charged so this is great opportunity to finde out about the history of the chocolate making and tradition of Valor family.

Having a great time staying here. The place is well kept lovely relaxed atmosphere, if potentially say at worst the locals can be a tad rude but that said most are very polite.. but the locals maybe sick of the English I heard some mutter 😆. The beach is stunning tbh with a good few waves to enjoy. Nice bars and food places, chemist supermarkets,, bus trip for 2 adults 3 kids was only 6 euros and 15 mind. The Beach is sandy and well kept.. it’s more of a locally used Spanish beach so it’s nice and not full of noisy English 🤣. Other than some locals it’s quite honestly a stunning little place to come as a family 💯 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

A very charming beach with incredible sunsets, perfect for playing volleyball or just sunbathing with family and friends. The only downside is that they don't clear the seaweed, which makes the beach seem dirty.

Quite lovely beach away from the hussell and bussell of the big town buses from town 2 -3-

Beautiful area and the Tavern pub was good too funny morrocan guy who works there was very friendly! Recommend it if you are close and have never been. The little beach is beautiful and relaxing.

We have been to this beach before and really like it. It is a small bay which I think the locals use. There are restaurants around it but did not use them this time. Went in the sea and found it to be safe. Will go back again

Super beach front in a quieter part of the usual tourist places. A wide variety of local shops and restaurants and bars. Tidy and well kept streets and walkways. Superb place for a nice holiday.

Quiet beach at the 'end' of Benidorm with plenty of hotels, bars and shops around. 15 minute walk up to McDonald's and shopping park.

Enjoy stopping here on my runs , nice outdoor exercise area, super clean beach , one of my favourite places.

Beautiful beach, gold and soft sand, clear water. Great access and plenty of space for everyone. Good facilities and close to restaurants and bars. Fully recommend👌

I was there for new years celebration (2022/2023) so the season was quite lean, with only a few people. I found this place very relaxing. Amenities are appropriate, beach very clean and good eating places around.

Really great for disabled people access and kids. Really soft and clean sand and bits of shingle. Toilets and kids play area. Not many cheap touristy shops but plenty nearby if ur walking on the way down.

Benidorm is for British people so you feel at home there but you will notice a lot of local staff would rather look after there own

The beaches are absolutely spotless in benidorm...... I actually thought the sea looked better than Jamaica 🇯🇲

Lovely place but far to crowded with people couldn't move

Historical palace, in the past times the heart beat of Gandia. Upon visiting you can use the audio guide offered when purchasing the tickets. I love all the little details in the ceiling paintings, the ceramic tiles and the Chapel. Them days people didn't skip on spending money on art, it's obvious. We enjoyed the visit very much.

The Ducal Palace of Gandia is a real gem! Quick tip: evening light photos are really fantastic as you can go to the terrace of the palace. It’s a beautifully preserved historic palace with impressive architecture and stunning interiors. The guided tours are informative and let you dive into the fascinating history of the Borgia family. A true must-see when visiting Gandia! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Wow this was an excellent and very interesting trip. The palace is wonderful and the use of their headphone is brilliant as it guides you through each room. Incredibly detailed and interesting look on this property its owners and history. The craftsman ship in the some of the room is exquisite especially the golden ball. If you in Gandia well worth a visit

I would live in this palace without a shadow of doubts 🤣 Enjoyed the exterior and interior of the palace. It was really surprising to look at the sizes of doors, beds, chairs. Humans were much lower than us.

Beautiful place!! The audio guide is worth it, makes everything very clear. The interior is stunning!! And we were able to park our bikes in the inner quad!!

The Palau Ducal dels Borja is an absolute must-see! Full of history, beautifully preserved, and very reasonably priced. A stunning landmark that truly captures the spirit of Gandia. Five stars!

A lovely palace with a mix of styles (Neogothic, Baroque) as it has had a longevous existence with a variety of owners (Mostly the Borja family but afterwards the Osuna and last the Jesuits). It has on display wonderful tiling from Manises with a variety of floral motifs that are typical from the region and gorgeous to look at. Being one of the most salient constructions in Gandía, it is well worth the visit if you are around.

Castell de Cullera is a great place to visit, both for its history and for the amazing views of the city and the sea. Driving up, you’ll already find some nice spots to stop for photos, and at the top you get a full 360° panoramic view. Parking is limited, so it can take some time to find a spot. There are public restrooms available for free, which is very convenient. Once you park, you’ll see the option to take a small elevator for €1. Honestly, unless you have accessibility needs, it’s not worth it—the elevator only covers a very short section of stairs, which you can walk in 3–4 minutes without any problem. Even if you don’t go inside the castle or arrive after closing time, it’s still worth going up for the views and to enjoy the surroundings. The walk and scenery make it a very rewarding stop in Cullera.

Amazing views of the local city and landscape, the castle is only small but very beautiful and well worth a visit to learn about its history and to take in its architecture. It’s very impressive at the building work to get it there and how formidable it would have been in its day. If you like history, views and architecture then you should absolutely go and visit Parking was fine and there were public WC. Unfortunately the church which is attached was not open on the day we went (Monday) so didn’t get to see inside which is a shame, the cafe also was not open. There is a weird tiny funicular rail which cost €1 PP you definitely don’t need it but the kids enjoyed it

Lovely place with an exceptional view and a good bit of history. Towering above the town of Cullera, this little castle provides incredible views of the area. It's not very big as it used to be a military fort rather than a typical castle. There's also a nearby hiking trail going around the mountain. While there is some information in English, the inside of the castle itself gives information almost exclusively in Valencian and Spanish, though for those interested it's relatively easy to just translate it.

We were able to grab the last parking space at the top of the hill and luckily there was a mini funicular to take Deb the final distance to the castle entrance. Admission was €3 but it is a small castle so we probably spent less than 30 minutes inside, including watching the 12 minute information film (English subtitles). The interior was unadorned and the battlements were small but with nice views of the coast and the rice fields. We had an ice cream and a coffee at the cafe terrace and then I walked down the steps to view the castle from below and then down a small path to view the octagonal tower and segments of the town wall, built during the Islamic period. The castle itself has an Islamic base and was then updated and expanded after the Christian reconquest in the 13th century. It's next expansion was in the 16th century after Muslim pirates sacked the town and carried the population off into slavery.

Nice place, quiet in october. Easy to park a car, very good view to the coastline.

I only explored the castle from the outside, but even from there, the views over Cullera were absolutely breathtaking. The landscape alone makes the visit worthwhile.

Gorgeous panoramic views from the top, overlooking the town of Cullera and the bay. Sadly it was closed by the time we got there, but we were still able to walk the grounds, which is a lovely walk with some hiking areas if desired. Beautiful grounds with great views and worth the small walk around to see the different viewpoints. Wish we could have seen the beauty and history inside, but still a 5 star experience just from the outside!

Amazing cave! Totally different from all caves that I've been in. It's breathtaking, worth of visiting.

A curious place, well worth a visit, even if you are not interested in special effects and superficial pirate stories. It's a huge, peculiarly winding natural cave, quite atmospheric, and with a bit of imagination you can almost "see" bad old pirates hiding there in the mid-sixteenth century. There are many old artefacts - sables, guns, jugs models of boats etc. I was given an individual tour by an earnest young guide, in English. Pity I wasn't allowed to take photos. There is also a café by the entrance, which is rather handy.

I love this place and have visited a few times - always travelling on the dotto train (tren turistico) from Cullera beach (get on near Ale Hop). They've created a great experience building on the history of the invasion of the town by pirates. Not for those with mobility problems, since as far as I know the out way out is via some very steep stairs.

Meh, not super interesting. Train ride was nice though.

Must-visit when in Cullera! We were pleasantly surprised about the guided tour included in the €5 entry fee, but would definitely recommend it! Nice bar too 🏴‍☠️

We went there in June 2019. 5 euros per adult and 3 for kids. Our 2 yo didn’t pay and we didn’t have to ask or show papers. We were lucky to be the only ones so we had the guide to ourselves. Visit was with a guide who did it in Spanish. He was nice but spoke a bit too quickly. The information in the cave is limited and the artefacts (swords and guns mostly) were alright but nothing impressive. We like the bergantine boat at the bottom. It was also nice to be away from the heat for 30-40 minutes. Kids enjoyed it but stairs can be steep.

Absolutely not what I was expecting on the websit it said the tour would be 45 mins. It was terrible we only got 5 mins!!! The girl tha was with us just stood there not even I sound came out of her mouth so I give this place 1 star!!

malvarrosa Beach is wide, clean, and great for a relaxing day by the sea. I rented 2 sunbeds and a parasol for €30 on the right side near the beach bar service was quick and friendly. The sand is soft, and the water is usually calm, perfect for swimming. Security is visible with Red Cross staff and Guardia police patrolling on quads, which makes the beach feel very safe. Tip: go early in the morning to avoid the midday rush

Beautiful city beach with sand and without any shade unless you get an umbrella. Very spacious so even when there is a lot of people it doesn't feel overcrowded. There are bars and restaurants every few meters on a promenade next to the beach

Sand beach in Valencia, easy to catch with public transport or bycicles, excellent choice to spend afternoon with friends, with drinks and food, your own or taken nearby. Enough place for everybody.

Wide and beautiful beach, drinking water, water to rinse after walking in the sand, bus near the cliff, fine sand (with some dirt unfortunately), little playgrounds for kids.

To rent a chair for a day costs 6€, sunchair 9€, umbrella 9€. Nice sandy beach. No changing rooms.

I would say one of the best beaches I’ve been to in a long time. The sand is so thin but soft. They have showers outdoors and fountains to wash your feet in. You can rent an umbrella and some beach chairs and enjoy your day here. You can walk up and down the beach and enjoy the views and collecting seashells. Overall, if you happen to be in Valencia, I would highly recommend a stop here.

Super nice and clean beach and easy to reach with public transportation

While it’s a bit of an uphill hike, it is well worth it to get to the top and enjoy the magnificent 360-degree view of the town below. We stopped by the main visitor centre and were greeted by the staff who explained the site’s long history and the best routes to follow to explore the property.

This is actually two castles on the two peaks of the spur with 2km of walls linking them. They have evolved from Iberian, through Roman and Islamic fortifications and then further improvements in each century, culminating in machine gun bunkers being built in the Spanish Civil War in 1936. We saw the Jewish necropolis, built into the hillside as we climbed and then entered through the gates into the castle itself to find that it was actually closed and only the information centre was open. This was free and was very good, we probably spent 30 minutes learning about the history of the site and its occupants as well as watching an English language film. I have no idea when the castle itself will reopen and can't see any definite information online.

Woah. Another epic place, beautiful view of the green surroundings and towns from the top. Visitor centre with toilets at location, good history. Wear sturdy shoes tho for some gravel paths

How do you even rate a castle? It was awesome. There are so many areas to check out and hike around. Very cool to see parts of a structure so old that it's basically random sized rocks cemented together.

The castle was impressive! The views were breathtaking, parts of the castle were very well preserved/restored, and it's amazing to think how much history has happened here. The guy at the entrance was very knowledgeable about the history of the castle and he can tell you the history in English as well. I really recommend a visit. It was quite near the train station and it was free to enter.

Ancient ruins with an interesting history. The restoration is not very good, but there is something to see. You have to be prepared to walk a lot

Nice place to visit with family. Free entrance. Easy to get there. There is nothing extraordinary about architecture but still very nice place to walk and see beautiful view from the top.

Booked online and had a great time! Free parking available, and some are even covered. There are some bathrooms right next to the parking lot. On the way to the cove entrance, you’ll pass many stores, restaurants, snacks, so plenty of options to eat/shop. The tour itself was about 50 minutes. First part is a short boat ride for about 10-15 minutes, then you get off and walk a bit thru the cave for another 10-15 minutes, and then get on the same boat for the last part back. You can only take photos/videos towards the end, for about 5-10 minutes. The guide who is rowing the boat will let you know when you can use your phones. Water is mostly clear and shallow (1-2 meters deep). There are a few sections where the water goes deeper (around 11 meters) but the boat doesn’t pass on top of it. You do share the boat with other random people. Overall it was fun but mostly relaxing and uneventful. Wouldn’t do it a second time!

Well managed site and surrounding, a very unique experience. There are multiple restautants and gift shops around as well. Tickets can be purchased on site, tours start frequently, there are a lot of guides. The water inside the cave was very clear, the tour starts off with a 5-10 minute boat ride in the caves, continues with 10 minute walk, and ends with another boat ride. The boats had one tour guide each, and could fit about 10-14 people. The guide was in the back and pushed the boat forward like a Gondola, with a long wood. The only downside was that the guide spoke very little English. There is plenty of free parking outside.

This was so much fun! You are allowed to take pictures but only when permitted at one point in the boat trip. I would've liked to spend more time in the boat just checking out the caves but you are moved through the cave waters by a guide. In an area filled with ancient ruins and such old history, it's crazy to think they just found these caves in the middle of the 20th century. They were truly explored only in the 1960s. They still don't know how big it is, where it starts, and where it ends. Worth the hour's trip from Valencia to visit.

We went with Valencia&Go and the experience was smooth and amazing. The boat guide was a character! Overall it was super fun, very little waiting times and the area surrounding it is also very pretty. I warmly recommend to go

The Caves of Saint Josep, I came here with a large group from our cruise ship for the day, we had a timed entry into the San Jose Caves. Each boat holds about 12 people and we went slowly through the water while the guide pointed out various formations. There was a short walkway too, in the middle of the tour. This is said to be "Europe's longest navigable underground river", which is the unique reason I took the tour! It was quite enjoyable and I can recommend it.

I came to #SanJoséCave because I was curious about the cave experience—those online videos looked super eye-catching, and hey, I’d never done it before. Figured it was time to tick it off the list. After a long bus ride, here’s how it went: 1️⃣ Not as stunning as expected—colors were pretty dull 2️⃣ Most of the tour felt rushed and not very photo-worthy 3️⃣ The journey was long and repetitive… got a bit boring 🥱 4️⃣ Some fellow boat passengers were seriously rude—taking sneaky photos and spinning around nonstop 🤬 5️⃣ Ticket price wasn’t cheap 🤑 6️⃣ Very few food options nearby ❌🥣 7️⃣ Tried to sit in their restaurant with my own snacks and got told off (even though the place was empty—guess we all know why the flies were the only customers 🪰) Bottom line: There are plenty of other places around the world with way better value for your time and money 🌍📈

A magical experience! The underground river and boat ride are incredible, and the cave formations are breathtaking. Definitely worth visiting! 🚤✨

Just an hour away you find this beautiful natural river. The waters stay a consistent 77 degrees throughout the year. In the summer it feels cool and refreshing. In the winter it feels like a hot tub, although you will only find the tourists enjoying these waters in the winter months. Parking is severely limited here, so if you are making the journey in a rental car be prepared to park in town and make the walk.

Really nice, relaxing experience. Clear and chill water, rich in magnesium. There is a restaurant as well. There are free changinging cabins and toilets. Dogs are not allowed to the beach, bathing them is explecitly forbidden as well. There are some, but limited parking spot right at the entrance. Parking is not free.

Montanejos Baths Review I recently visited the Montanejos hot springs in Spain, and what a disappointment it turned out to be. Five years ago, this was a perfect, serene spot with crystal-clear river water and free access that made it a hidden gem. Now, it's become a cash grab with declining quality. The river water was shockingly white and murky, as if contaminated with floating debris—unusual for a flowing river that should be pristine. I attached pictures to show just how dirty it looked; it's not the inviting blue we expect. Worse are the escalating costs. They've blocked all free roadside parking with pillars, forcing you into their paid lot at €1 per 30 minutes—€8 for just 4 hours! Then, add €4.50 entrance per person. For what? Neglected facilities and polluted water? Spain seems to be turning into a place where you pay stupid prices for basics, and the money goes nowhere. It's worsened every year since my last visit. Not worth the trip anymore—skip it and find a better free alternative. 1/5 stars.

I saw videos and photos of this place for months and I’m happy to say it DID NOT disappoint. So relaxing, wonderful water, a lot of beautiful dragonflies around the water, we had a great time. Paid Parking!!

We have mixed feelings 😂 We walked away saying we were happy we stopped because we like to see different places, but we were also happy we didn’t make a special trip to the area just to visit it because it definitely would’ve been more disappointing if that were the case. It is definitely beautiful and an experience to swim in the river. Water isn’t warm, that’s for sure. Now that it’s popular on the internet it’s full of people. €4,50 per adult and €3,50 per kid to enter (9:00-19:00)—I recommend parking not at this parking lot but further on and across a little bridge—this parking fills up fast and the other one is empty and has a beautiful walk through the valley. Parking is €1 per 30 minutes, 10€ for a full day.

Absolutely loved this, great for hiking, look for the Black caves, the thermal pools are so nice, the water towards the cave are cooler but the other side the water is warmer, a must see.

Fuente de los Baños is a stunning natural gem! The serene river, surrounded by lush greenery and dramatic cliffs, creates a breathtaking backdrop. The area appears well-maintained, with facilities like restrooms, making it a convenient spot for visitors. The variety of weather conditions captured in the photos—rainy and sunny—highlights its year-round beauty. Perfect for a peaceful getaway or a family adventure! PROTIP 1: YOU MUST PAY FOR PARKING, or you will receive a citation. I was 44€, no one told me anything about parking, as I mistakenly assumed parking was included in the park fee: 4.50€/adult, 3.50€ for children. PROTIP 2: there are life guards on duty who will enforce any rules you see at the kiosk where you pay. The rules only seem to apply between the yellow posts near a small bridge on the right and the yellow buoys on the left toward the canyon wall.

It was a lovely experience and definitely worth the drive from Valencia. The facility is clean and well-managed, with staff everywhere, attentive to details across all attractions. I felt very safe throughout the visit. The entrance fee is reasonable given the level of entertainment and compared to similar venues in Europe. Food prices were also affordable for a tourist attraction, and while they allow visitors to bring their own food, as tourists we chose the restaurants and did not regret it. Parking is free—which is a nice surprise compared to many other European destinations! I especially appreciated the locker system, which was convenient and fairly priced at €7 per day. The only area I’d recommend improving is the hygiene of the shower facilities. Overall, highly recommended!

We went on a very hot day and got the discounted tickets for the afternoon session. Long queues for some rides, others were fine.The place is clean, stuff is very good and careful about rules, the facilities are clean and well maintained.

So many slides and attractions for kids and adults. Our 7 &4 year old has a blast . The staff is very friendly and you can bring your own snacks in which helps with picky eaters. The facilities were nice and the lifeguards were very attentive. The only reason it’s not a 5 is because for some reason the minimum height signs are at different heights so my little one was able to ride some rides but others not. We still had a blast and if you go BRING SUNSCREEN and reapply because the sun hits hard here. They do have covered seating which you can rent for like 5€ whole day which was a nice to have. Also have lockers for rent and showers for after .

Nice action for the all family members. The security is very good, guides are securely monitoring all stations and make sure no one is crashing into another one. Entertainment teams also going around and entertaining people in the waiting lines. We will come a gain.

Aquarama Benicàssim is perfect for spending time with family! There are places to buy food and spots for a picnic. Plenty of fun activities, clean facilities, and a great atmosphere for all ages. Highly recommended for a family day out.

Aquarama is a very well-run and clean park, and the lifeguards do an excellent job of keeping everyone safe. However, it's a very expensive day out, made even more so by an extra €7 for a locker. ​Visiting in August means it's ridiculously busy, and the queue times are unreal. Even after spending the entire day there, from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., we couldn't get on even half the rides. For example, we got in the queue for the Wow Slide right after the park opened and still had to wait for an hour. ​The food was also a letdown. We had to wait 30 minutes for the kids' 'pirate' menu, and it wasn't great. ​Overall, the park is a lovely place. If you're not bothered about doing all the rides and are happy to just enjoy the pools, then a visit in August is fine. Otherwise, I would recommend avoiding it during this time.

Really nice experience, good variety of slides, although some have a substantial queue. The only thing, if you don't have acar and are getting there by train, there's no comfortable way to get to the park from the railway station. It's just 20 minutes walk, but you 'll have to walk by the side of the highway at some point. Otherwise lovely experience

Jolly beach at the main part of Oropesa de Mar. A little bit narrow in some points but good quality of Sand. It is not comparable to the more virgin beaches you find when you move far away of Marina D'Or, but it is still a good option if you don't fancy driving and prefer to go straigh from the appartment to the beach.

Very good place, there are local places to have a snack, supermarkets and shops close to the beach. During summer time they organise activities like yoga, zumba etc...

Great Beach This is a great place and beach but it does feel a bit smaller than some of the other beaches around. It is situated in the main part of Oropesa de Mar. The beach itself is a narrow, but the sand is great.

My favorite beach in Oropesa del Mar. As you can see in the videos, on the right day it is the perfect place for you to relax, do your meditation or yoga, and enjoy the peaceful environment.

We have always had very windy weather on this beach. In addition, it is very narrow. In the end, we always switched to Playa de la Concha, which we thought was better in everything. Even just before the start of the season, there were no showers, deckchairs, etc., but that will probably change with the arrival of the high season.

It is a very big beach with a lot'of place to put your staff and the water is not so deep from the begining. Very nice place

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It's a nice place for the kids. My kids enjoyed it. But it's quite expensive for what they offer and it can be very crowded. There were not enough seats when I went and some people had to seat on the stairs. There was also a problem with the sound. It was hard to understand sometimes.

Perfect place for families, love birds and newlyweds

Beautiful garden with stunning flowers and funny animals

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A hidden gem well worth a visit. Email ahead for a timed visit in English. You are taken into two old mines; the two are connected by a short ride on a tourist type train. There is a small cafe selling drinks and sandwiches etc.

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(Translated by Google) It is the second time I have visited the place. The truth is that it is very well organized and there is a little red train that took us from one mine to another and back. Nobody gets bored there, it's all very entertaining. We deaf people, since we could not hear what the guide explained, we read the explanations through our mobile phone using voice to text and we found it very interesting. In addition, next to that mining park there are stone tables and chairs where you can eat if you bring food from home, and there is also a bar that serves drinks. Everything great. (Original) Es la segunda vez que he visitado el lugar. La verdad es que está muy bien organizado y hay un trenecito rojo que nos llevaba de una mina a otra y de vuelta. Allí nadie se aburre, es todo muy entretenido. Nosotros las personas sordas, como no pudimos escuchar lo que explicaba la guía, leímos las explicaciones a través del móvil usando de voz a texto y nos pareció muy interesante. Además, al lado de ese parque minero se encuentran mesas de piedra y sillas donde se puede comer si se lleva comida de casa, y también hay un bar que sirve bebidas. Todo genial.

(Translated by Google) A good place to visit when you're doing inland tourism. It's surprising to learn about the history of the place. The staff's explanations are very good, the people are very friendly, and children and adults will enjoy it. It's best accessed from the village of Culla, but the last sections are still mountain trails. Group tours can be arranged in any language you prefer; please inform the park in advance. The rest of the tours are in Spanish so everyone can understand them. Upstairs, there are restrooms, water, a souvenir shop, and a bar. (Original) Un buen lugar para visitar cuando estás haciendo turismo de interior. Es sorprendente descubrir la historia del lugar, las explicaciones del personal están muy bien, gente muy amable, los niños lo disfrutarán y también los mayores. Se accede mejor desde el pueblo de Culla pero bueno no dejan de ser pistas de montaña los últimos tramos. Se pueden organizar visitas de grupos en el idioma que se quiera precio aviso al parque. El resto de visitas son en castellano para que las pueda entender todo el mundo. Arriba en las instalaciones hay baños, agua, tienda de recuerdos y bar.

Amazing Place. Very well maintained and full with historical value. The guide is very friendly and knows a lot about the place. Passing through the dungeons of the mine, you can barely imagine how it was, to work underground for 8 hours. Also the possibility to spend the night with the camper is amazing. Stunning views. Definitely a must go if you are in the region and definitely stay a night.

(Translated by Google) Great for visiting with children. The site is fantastic, the tour is very well organized, and the mine is spectacular. The visit lasts an hour and a half, and it's recommended to bring some warm clothing, as the mine is about 15 degrees Celsius. (Original) Genial para ir con niños. El sitio es fantástico, la visita muy bien organizada y la mina espectacular. La visita dura una hora y media y recomendable llevar algo de abrigo, ya que la mina está a unos 15 grados

(Translated by Google) An incredible experience from start to finish. Our guide, Eva, made the tour very enjoyable and clear, explaining in detail and with enthusiasm what working in the mines was like. We toured two mines and also enjoyed a train ride, which added a special touch. Everything is well explained and very interesting, with a very realistic recreation of how the miners worked. The tour lasts about 1 hour and 30 minutes and flies by. At the end, you can buy local cheese… delicious! Highly recommended. (Original) Una experiencia increíble de principio a fin. Nuestra guía Eva hizo la visita muy amena y clara, explicando con detalle y entusiasmo cómo era el trabajo en las minas. Recorrimos dos minas y también disfrutamos de un trayecto en tren que le dio un toque especial. Todo está muy bien explicado y resulta muy interesante, con una recreación muy realista de cómo trabajaban los mineros. La visita dura alrededor de 1h30 min y se pasa volando. Al final, puedes comprar queso de proximidad… ¡deliciosos! Totalmente recomendable.

Wonderful place to visit! Looooots of stares, very nice views, impressive piece of history! Totally it's a visit must!

Wow, climbing up to Morella’s castle felt like stepping into a medieval saga! The steep, winding path had my heart racing, but those jaw-dropping views of the Valencian countryside? Totally worth every step. The fortress, perched at 1,073 meters, is a time capsule did you know it was first built by the Moors in the 900s on Roman ruins? For just €2, you get to explore its ancient walls and towers. Wear comfy shoes, bring a water bottle, and don’t skip the tiny fossil jewelry shop at the exit those pieces glow in the sun! Perfect for history buffs and adventurers alike.

Absolutely amazing place! The Castelo de Morela is stunning — the views from the top are breathtaking, and you can really feel the history in every corner. There’s plenty of interesting information about what happened here during medieval times, which makes the visit even more fascinating. The castle is very well maintained, and it’s easy to imagine what life might have been like centuries ago. A must-visit if you’re in the area!

Castell de Morella is a must if you’re chasing history with jaw-dropping views. This ancient fortress, perched on a rocky hill, feels like stepping into a medieval saga. Pro tip: visit early morning when it opens at 11 AM to skip any queues—takes about 5-10 minutes max. Entry is just €5, a steal for the climb to Plaza de Armas, where you’ll snap epic photos of Morella’s red rooftops and the Els Ports mountains. Wear comfy shoes for the steep paths, and don’t miss the Convent de Sant Francesc entrance it’s the only way in

Ticket costs €5/person. Dogs are allowed. A magnificent castle where can overlook the whole town.

It seems like a very big hill to climb to the top of the castle but it's not too bad, for someone like me who hates hills. Amazing views and information plaquards around, €3.50 entrance fee.

It's a little town on the hill, with an ancient church building, though small it's very unique worth to explore even though you may have seen many. The castle on the top is a ruine, ancient but nothing much to see. The streets in the middle of the hill are just like any other Spanish town.

Real surprise when we entered the church. Truly amazing interior. Well worth the small entry fee.

Beautiful church steeped in history.Loads of religious artefacts including statues, paintings and monuments. Very interesting and humbling .

Very beautiful church, especially inside. Not the biggest one but i would say its still worth visiting.

Ancient church into the magical and charming village of Morella

Get there before closing time. Not much to see from the outside.

The church is gorgeous inside

A beautiful experience!!

Views for days. You can enjoy both the castle and the garden for a moderate price of 5 euro / adult. Lots to visit and explore. Perfect gateway for a cloudy day so you can enjoy the views without breaking a sweat. l

Peniscola Spain is the beautiful setting for this Castle jewel. It costs 5 euro to tour the Castle and Garden, each. Shoes or sandals with good traction will serve you well as the walk up to the Castle is on very smooth and worn stone steps, walk ways and streets, and dont forget you still have the walk down. This castle is amazing to see in person and has a long and interesting past. Must Visit!

Landmark & Historical Castle This is the Spanish Mont Saint Michel, it is really nice to see and I believe unique in Spain. This Castle sits on the see and looks great from afar. In the town itself you can see a few narrow streets a few restaurants. We enjoyed wandering around here, and can only highly recommend visiting!

Great old Castillo. Knights Template etc. interesting old town with good photo opportunities. €3.50 entrance to the castle for young and concessions such as over 60, a bit upset they didn't query our age.,€5 for normal entry. Enjoyable couple of hours. Large and steep steps in places. Well worth the visit.

Beautiful castle as seen in The Game of Thrones (GOT) Season 6. Well maintained with plenty of beautiful views of the city and beaches. Patking downtown is available. Nice walk up to the castle.

A stunning medieval castle with incredible views over the sea and the old town. Full of history, charm, and beautiful architecture – a must-see when visiting Peñíscola.

Amazing views to the sea, the pennisula, and the local beaches! The view is the best part of the experience, although, the castle does have a rich history, esp.the story of Pope Luna, and the castle garden was used in the shooting of A Game of Thrones. Sun block is recommended. ☀️🇪🇸🌅

The statue of Pope Benedict XIII, or Papa Luna, in Peñíscola stands as a reminder of one of the most controversial figures in papal history. Once a powerful leader during the Great Western Schism, Benedict XIII made Castell de Peníscola his refuge, refusing to renounce his claim to the papacy even in exile. His legacy is one of resilience and defiance, and this statue, overlooking the sea, captures his unwavering determination. Standing before it, you can almost feel the weight of history—the echoes of a time when the fate of the Church was as stormy as the Mediterranean waves behind him.

Impressive

(Translated by Google) Impressive statue of Benedict XIII, better known as Papa Luna. Would he have thought that he would one day become a point of interest for selfies?? So people still look online (at least sometimes!!) to see who they took a selfie with. However, you should also be able to walk well on the circular route to the castle through the old town of Peniscola. It goes through narrow, sometimes steep streets and stairs up to the castle. (Original) Beeindruckende Statue von Benedikt XIII., besser bekannt als Papa Luna. Ob er gedacht hätte, das er mal ein Point of Interest für Selfis wird ?? So wird (jedenfalls manchmal !!) noch im Internet nachgeschaut, mit wem man da ein Selfi gemacht hat. Man sollte auf dem Rundweg zur Burg durch die Altstadt von Peniscola allerdings auch gut zu Fuß sein. Es geht durch enge, teilweise steile Gassen und Treppen bis hoch zur Burg.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful and imposing sculpture. Its location is imposing and I imagine it saying as it looks: Here I am guarding my castle and final resting place. It is worth seeing it up close due to its large size. It's very pretty. (Original) Bonita e imponente escultura. Su ubicación impone y la imagino diciendo mientras mira: Aquí estoy vigilando mi castillo y última morada. Impone verla de cerca por su gran tamaño. Es muy bonita.

(Translated by Google) Peñiscola Castle is poorly signposted; you can't move because the access stairs are overrun by restaurants on both sides. The buses to get there went all the way to the top because they ran infrequently and there were only a few buses. I discovered the House of Shells the next day because it wasn't signposted, and I didn't see this statue in the end. (Original) El castillo de Peñiscola mal señalizado , no se puede uno mover porque las escaleras de acceso estan invadidas por los restaurantes a ambos lados.Los autobuses para ir iban hasta arriba porque pasaban con poca frecuencia y pocos buses. La casa de las conchas la descubri al dia siguiente porque no estaba señalizada y esta estatua al final no la vi

(Translated by Google) At the foot of the castle, with free access and a ramp. I really liked it. (Original) A los pies del Castillo de vista gratuita y con rampa de acceso. A mí me ha gustado mucho.

(Translated by Google) At the foot of the castle, near the entrance to the castle, on one side of a rock, we find the bronze statue of Benedict III, known as Pope Luna, dressed in papal attire and seated on the throne. The curiosity arose as to who created this statue; the sculptor was Sergio Blanco, a member of the well-known musical duo Sergio y Estibaliz. (Original) A los pies del castillo Cerca de la entrada al castillo en un lateral encima de una roca nos encontramos con la estatua de bronce de Benedicto III, conocido como el Papa Luna, ataviado con el atuendo papal sentado en el trono. La curiosidad fue saber quien fue el autor de esta estatua, el escultor fue Sergio Blanco, se trata del miembro del conocido dúo musical Sergio y Estibaliz.

Second visit in 3 years. Really nice place to spend time with various animals but beware the birds will sit in you and as I experienced this time pooped down my back and in my sons arm but laugh I certainly did. There’s a place to grab a drink and weekends they put in a show. The kangaroos are very nice along with the massive ginney pig looking animal and my kids smoothed them & they just loved there’s bellies being tickled.

Even it's 25 year old, the park is fantastic and you are allowed inside with most of the animals. Some parts are a little work, but they try to keep up and are even constructing new areas for more animals. Do expect the birds to poob on you, if you let them sit. They were all well behaved and did not bite. So much fun and they all seem to be in good condition. Super great agility tracks for children from 8-15.

I love this place this was our second visit on our travels round Spain . My passion is birds & to see these beautiful birds so well cared for and looked after by such lovely staff is a joy. The place is beautiful and so much for kids to do as well. Being able to interact with the birds and feed them made my day. I have so many pictures & videos thus is a memory I will treasure always & we will return again & again when we come back to Spain I only wish we had a place like this in the uk . Thank you to all the amazing staff for caring so much for all the birds and animals. This place is a must see on your visit to the area you won’t regret it 😄😄😄🥰

Our second visit this time in winter so no butterflies (too cold) but the bird enclosures are amazing to be able to see and interact with free flying parrots and parakeets and also Macaws

A great day out for young and old. When you arrive and purchase your tickets you are given lettuce leaves to feed the tortoises. In the parrot part they come and sit on you for sunflower seeds and you can get close to the capybaras. The animals look well cared for and the park is open 11am until 3pm.

Small in size but beautifully made. Especially for children. For our child the most beautiful is the capybara

The most beautiful animal park I've ever been to. If it were opened longer (and it wouldn't have been that hot) I could have stayed all day long.

Medieval Historic place...

Amazing, so much history in it. You can opt for a guided tour if you wish or just have a wonder and explore it yourself. With the ticket you have entry to the exposition/museum which is ver interesting. The actual place is really nice. Easy parking behind the castle.

As castles go it's fine, well signposted inside, little danger of falling off, detailed info in places ( but only in Spanish) some interesting paintings. Nothing special, though, unless you're a big fan of castles.

A part of the history build it in Stones. Mágic and beautiful good places to eat

Big castle and church. There is not that much to see inside, just a lot of huge rooms. The best thing is the view from the top. Not worth the 6 euros you have to pay.

Good walk through the town up to the castle, unfortunately closed so could not go in, great views from there towards the mountains.

Very interesting history and helpful staff. My partner and I had a very nice audio tour of the castle.

Absolutely amazing place, a slice of paradise, well worth visiting

It’s a delight to see this beach. Walking in the middle and seeing water on both the sides is just crazy and breath taking sight. Would highly recommend, especially for sunset

Very nice and long beach in Delta de l’Ebre. At the end there’s a nice lighthouse where you can take cool pictures. It is also a natural park and it is clean and well maintained

This is the best beach in the world. Raw, isolated, untouched, and with little or no humans.

The water is very warm in the summer, especially on the bay side. I didn’t have time to learn to kitesurf during this visit but would definitely like to try it next time I’m there.

Really nice views. Awesome beach. Fun in the sand.

Breathtaking beach, amazingly long, sand very fine, dogs and nudism allowed all rear round, On one side you have the beach and on the other you have like a huge natural shallow pool, you can walk and walk and the water never passes above your hips. Ideal for families with children / disable people

Looks like a very beautiful Cathedral, we got there just as it closed so unfortunately we didn’t get the chance to see inside but we got a nice couple of photos from this perch above the city; would definitely recommend checking it out if your in the area.

We didn't get a chance to go in, but it looked really nice from the outside.

This place is absolutely gorgeous. The gothic elements are a sight to behold, the grandeur of that place... It is used for prayer, so tourists can't get in and disrupt mass. It is amazing.

Staggeringly beautiful and very helpful staff. Really loved the architecture.

Lovely old building a short walk from the town centre. Unfortunately I the day I visited it was closed to visitors so can not comment on the interior.

The ambience inside the cathedral is amazing. The cathedral itself is awesome and it is still used as a church, be sure to check the times of masses and prayers as tourists cannot enter during prayer times

Beautiful building. When the square is completed at for it will be much better.

If visiting Miravet definitely worthwhile the visit. Most of it is in ruins but still a interesting visit and definitely worth the € 5,- entrance. The walk up is fantastic and very scenic but heavy uphill if one not in good shape or difficulties in walking.

Wonderful views, odd parking guide. There was a guy in the middle of the road denying access with a car saying it's only 12 mins walk (is not). It's a steep hike to the top and there is quite a big parking place next to the castle anyway. We returned later and went with a car which was the better choice to be able to enjoy the castle too. The castle is under renovations so entrance was only 3 euros because not all places were open.

Wow, Miravet Castle is like stepping into a medieval saga perched above the Ebro River! The views from the ramparts are absolutely jaw-dropping think endless rolling hills and the river winding like a silver ribbon below. I paid €5 for the ticket (totally worth it, students get it for €2!), and the climb up the tribute tower’s spiral staircase had my heart racing not just from the effort but those epic panoramas at the top. Insider tip: wear comfy shoes, the cobblestone path from the village is steep and slippery in spots. Oh, and did you know this Templar fortress was once a Moorish stronghold before the Knights transformed it in the 12th century? Save time for the pottery shops in Miravet’s old town they’re a hidden gem!

Friendly staff, beautiful Templar castle with stunning views over Miravet. Tons of cool info about the history of the place.

I loved this town! We drove to the castle, which was nice but not as nice as others in the area. But, the views were incredible! I loved the river going through the town. Our friends drove the car back down, and I went took the easy walking path through the trees. I wouldn't have wanted to walk up it, but down was easy. It empties into the town, and walked down through small streets to the river. The cute mouse house had to be noted! I hear you can kayak in the river but the current looked VERY strong, so I'm not sure it's something I'm able to do. People were swimming close to the shore though. There's a small cafe where you can eat, too. Certainly come check it out!

Highly ridiculous. I knew that prices had risen due to inflation, but the price to enter this castle is a crime. If you are a history lover and you like to see empty castles with only stone, this is an ideal place for you. I expected there to be materials typical of the century in which construction began. Honestly, in my opinion, it's not worth it. The views are not that pretty (although I have to say that when I took the view the day was cloudy). It only took us 20 minutes to see the entire castle. The truth is, I don't understand the people who recommend visiting this place, if you know someone who recommends it, tell them that I pay a visit to the eye doctor, they really need it. In my opinion, the town looks like the set of a low-budget zombie movie. thank you very much 🫶🏼🫶🏼🫶🏼❤️

Not a bad castle/ruin but to pay 5 eur and can't even go to the top of the castle because it was closed, is too much. In general for 10 min you are done, so walking up the hill takes more time than to view the castle...There is WC for free and the staff was polite and English speaking. You can also go by car

Wonderful nude beach! Very few textiles, well mixed crowd (all ages, men and women), lively, but not too crowded either. Two restaurants/beach bars that can be enjoyed without clothing and you can do some hiking in the buff just behind the beach.

In my opinion only, the best beach i have been to in Spain. So much room for everyone, naturist or otherwise, but leave the dogs at home please. It appears to have a gentlemens only area at the far end but its fine for couples. A few lurkers behind the beach which is irritating but they are harmless.

Lovely beach. Best in the area.

Limited Parking so get there early For nudist sunbathing only plenty of signage on the beach stating this Voyerism is strictly forbidden The beach is mainly of sand approximately 1 km long. Steep slope once entering into the water. 2 chiringuitos on the beach, both have excellent choice of drinks and Menu at reasonable prices Really enjoyed the 2 days I spent there

Nice big and wide naturist beach so plenty of space to feel comfortable. Parking nearby so easy access. The only disadvantage is that there are no toilets and showers.

Nice large and wide beach. Quite a steep and narrow road to reach the parking. Lots of stones, sand on the approach to the water and then stones and sand again. Quiet during weekdays but was very busy on Sunday afternoon. Families gathered closer to the beach entrance, in the middle of the beach there were more single men and men couples and then families and couples again towards the other end close to the camping.

One of the finest beaches in mainland Spain, which also happens to be naturist. So no swimsuits necessary. Directly behind the northern end lies the popular naturist resort of El Templo del Sol. The beach attracts large numbers of sunseekers, but there is space enough: a short stroll will be rewarded with a quiet spot for relaxing in solitude.

Place to go for live music. But service is slow and very poor. Not much ecperienced people. Long waiting time as they don't work the modern way. The bar itself is very small so they offer not much to eat. This could be much better with an easy snack menu. But I do understand that the bar service has the first priority to improve. As I was the owner I would create an outside possibility when crowdy. Just to pick up a beer, wine or vermouth quick, so he can sell a lot more drinks at live events.

I was visiting L’hospitalet early September’21, happened to find this awesome bar and it was Flamenco night. I had a such a wonderful time. Friendly staffs, variety of drinks, reasonable pricing, nice atmosphere infront of beach, perfect location for night out. They have live band every night from country to Flamingo… owner Monica was very kind and makes you feel at home. Highly recommend anyone who is visiting the area.

Great place to have a relaxing drink and listen to (in our case)!!, really excellent band/Group.

Lovely spot to listen to the music and have a few drinks

We enjoyed live music on Sunday. The bar has a beautiful location overlooking the sea, and the drinks cost accordingly. I ordered a Pina colada which was served in a pint glass but most of it was ice.

Relaxing place to listen to some live music - mixed crowd , but nice for a change

Great bar for live music today was beautiful sunshine and packed due to live band

Jordi and the Divinssi team are true professionals in every sense of the word. Our tour in early November was a real treat! We had the luxury of touring the winery and the fields, with a tasting in the fields. Jordi retrieved us from town and drove us out to the vineyard in his vehicle. We talked and laughed our whole way to the vines. Once in the vineyards he pointed out the different varieties that had gone into each of the four wines we tasted. Our tasting included tasty items from the local villages (incl. ibérico ham, fuet sausage, 2 local cheeses, olives, bread, and the most amazing almonds we have ever eaten). If you are reading this review to the end, then you need to go discover the Priorat wines - and speak with Jordi!

From moment one, Jordi makes you feel welcome. The ‘tasting room’ is the best one yet…..the wines are exclusive and yummy. The view is outstanding. This is truly a unique experience. If Jordi is available (most months of the year), wear sensible shoes & show up! Enjoy.

A Magical Wine Tasting Experience at Sunset We visited with a group of 18 and had an unforgettable evening. The setting was stunning — overlooking the vineyard at sunset — and the wines were excellent. Jordy was a great host: friendly, informative, and passionate. A perfect mix of nature, wine, and warm hospitality!

We had an amazing tour with Jordi. All was taken care of and the wines and nibbles tasted great. We learned a lot, he really knows how to make it a great experience adjusted to what you know so far about wines. Very recommended!

Our visit to Devinssi Winery was nothing short of exceptional. From the moment we arrived at the Pi dels Llops in Gratallops, we were greeted warmly by Jordi, who made us feel right at home. The experience began with a scenic and informative journey through the beautiful vineyards, where Jordi expertly guided us in his van. As we drove through the picturesque landscape, he shared fascinating details about the origins and age of the vines, as well as the unique characteristics of the different plots. It was a truly enriching experience that deepened our appreciation for the winemaking process. After our vineyard tour, we returned to Gratallops to the wine house for the much-anticipated tasting. The food plate, which consisted of locally produced delicacies, was simply delicious and complemented the wines perfectly. We had the pleasure of tasting four wines in total: three outstanding reds—Nas de les Valls, Il Lia, and Rocapoll—and a refreshing mineral white, Diviño. Each wine was unique and showcased the distinct terroir of the region. The visit concluded with a tour of the cellar, where the wines are aged and bottled. We left with some of our favorite wines in hand, feeling grateful for such a memorable experience. Thank you, Jordi, for an unforgettable day!

My daughter and I had the most fabulous day and evening with the Cellar Devinssi! We started out with a tour of their vineyard and cellar. We continued our visit with a wonderful tasting of their fabulous wines! Earlier we had contacted Jordi about staying at their newly finished apartment for the evening and it was wonderful! Everything was clean, great bed, bathroom, and easy walk to a great dinner that evening. We had a great stay and would love to return! If you are looking to stay in the area, this was a magical day and stay that a highly recommend !!

My wife and I visited in June and Jordi took us up for a sunset wine tasting with appetizers. Beautiful views and Jordi highlighted his wines, tasting notes and the history of the local vines. Highly recommend!!

Beautiful, peaceful place, very much worth the 5 EUR entry ticket. There is also ample parking space.

What an amazing place to visit. Rich in history and not well known. The ruins are beautifully preserved. A lot of restoration work is carried out. Entry fee is only 5 euros. The charterhouse was founded in 1194 and Escaladei was the first Carthusian Monastery on the peninsula. I really loved the arch at the entrance, it’s gorgeous. The square with the fountain in the middle is also stunning. If you in the area you should not miss it.

The place is quite far away from anywhere and you must access it through curly mountain roads, yet worth it and recommended if you combine the visit with a wine tasting and lunch in the Scala Dei cellars!

So this place is very out of the way, great if you want to visit somewhere less touristic. Entry fee is €5. The good: The restored cloister, they did a good job on it, it looks well, although parts of it were boarded up which didn't look good. The monk's cell, they restored one of them so you can get an idea of how they lived, you could see the living areas and a small cloister with plants, it was really quiet and I liked imagining how they lived. The bad: A lack of history, there are some information panels but I would have liked some more historical background. It looks a bit like a building site, I wish there were more open spaces open to the public instead of wired fences. Some of the buildings were renovated a bit, basically just a roof, they seemed very bare on the inside, no info, furniture or details. I recommend this place if you are in the area and looking for something to do

We visited Cartoixa d'Escaladei in late January 2023. We were surprised to find tour buses as we'd thought we were the only visitors in the region. There were about hundred or so tourists there. The ruins were much more extensive than I’d realized, and I hadn’t expected the renovation work that was in progress. They had restored some monk cells to give a sense of the monk’s everyday life: cloistered, i.e. no talking. They each had a small garden in which to grow flowers. I liked the desks with a view and the amazing history.

You need a car to get here. During our visit, theres a restoration going on. It was less touristy, so we could really enjoy the place. Hope to come back here again once everything is restored and no construction going on. The visit is still worth it.

Worth the visit- These old ruins were very cool. The drive up was just magical and serene. It’s about €3.50 to enter and you are free to walk around, check it out and take photos. There are informative panels all over explaining what happened to this monastery and showing you where things used to be. Definitely a cool experience and would highly suggest it!