All About Valencia ProvinceWhere To Stay and What To See And Do
In my opinion, however, the countryside south of the city is much nicer and the first stop is the Lake of Albufera - a freshwater lake separated from the Mediterranean by dunes and pinewood forests. After the slightly over-developed coast of Sueca and Cullera, you reach the beaches of Safor and the delightful towns of Gandia, Oliva and Denia. Whilst the coastline and the city of Valencia are perfect destinations, it's also worth exploring inland. Cheste and Xātiba are two of my favourite
towns, and if you're in the province at the end of August, you must witness the Festa de la Tomatina - the tomato-throwing festival at Buņol.
Where To Stay In Valencia ProvinceIf you're looking for somewhere to stay in Valencia Province, please use the Hotel Search at the top of the page to find rooms in the Valencia region.The engine searches the databases of hundreds of agencies and returns with a list of hotels at all prices and star ratings. Once you click through, you can make the booking directly with the company or hotel. If you'd prefer something a little cheaper or even further off the beaten track, Click Here For Hostels in Spain You get full choice of star ratings at a cheaper price if you book just before you leave, so please visit Late Rooms in Valencia Province, Late Rooms on the Costa de Valencia or Late Rooms in the Valencia Interior for the best last minute deals. Furthermore, one of the best ways of getting about the province is by car, so Click Here for the Car Hire Search of Valencia Airport and the major towns.
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