Campsites in the Valencian Community

For its beautiful beaches, historic towns like Valencia and Alicante, Mediterranean cuisine, and traditional festivals.

The best months to visit are from April to October, with a mild and sunny climate ideal for enjoying beaches and outdoor activities.

The Valencian Community has several large stations, including Valencia North (Estació del Nord) in Valencia and Alicante-Terminal in Alicante.

The beach of La Malvarrosa in Valencia and the beach of San Juan in Alicante are among the most popular, with their crystal clear waters and fine sand.

Take a walk in the Albufera Natural Park, on the Explanada de España in Alicante, or through the historic streets of Valencia and Xàtiva.

You will find many local markets and supermarkets in each city. The markets of Valencia’s Central and Alicante’s Mercado Central are particularly well known.

Water temperatures range from 15°C in winter to 25°C in summer, ideal for swimming from May to October.

The beaches of Levante in Benidorm and La Malvarrosa in Valencia are safe and supervised, perfect for swimming safely.

Market days vary by city. In Valencia, the central market is open every day except Sunday, and in Alicante, the Teulada market is held every Thursday.

Explore the Turia Gardens in Valencia, along the old river bed, or the trails of the Serra Calderona for nature walks.

Taste the famous Valencian paella, fideuà (a kind of paella with noodles), horchata (drink based on asparagus) and turróns (nougat).

In the Valencian Community, here are some must-see cities to visit:

1. Valencia: the regional capital, known for its City of Arts and Sciences, its Turia garden, and its historic old town. Do not miss the beach of Malvarrosa and the central market.
2. Alicante: famous for its beach of San Juan, its castle of Santa Bárbara with panoramic views, and its vibrant waterfront. Explore the historic district of Santa Cruz.
3. Benidorm: known for its lively beaches, skyscrapers and festive atmosphere. Visit the Terra Mítica wildlife park and enjoy the many leisure activities by the sea.
4. Gandía: with its beautiful beaches, its historic center and its palace of the Duke of Alcalá. Perfect for a combination of relaxation and cultural discovery.
5. Peñíscola: famous for its medieval castle overlooking the sea and picturesque beaches. The charming city centre is ideal for strolling and discovering local history.
6. Xàtiva: known for its impressive medieval castle, picturesque streets and historical monuments. A city rich in history and culture.
7. Altea: a pretty coastal village with its white alleys and spectacular views of the Mediterranean Sea. Perfect for a quiet walk and an immersion in local art.

These cities offer a perfect mix of beautiful beaches, historical treasures and cultural activities.