Guadalest is the jewel in the crown of the Costa Blanca interior. Located on a rocky outcrop overlooking a valley, it's everything you've ever imagined a Spanish pueblo to be. Even the route to the village is something special, as you twist and turn along the noodle-thin mountain roads of the Serella Xorta and Serra Aitana.
Wander the dozen or so streets of Guadalest on a guided tour with an official guide. You'll uncover the history and culture of this magical place which is home to eight museums, including the Antonio Marco Museum, a craft and miniature museum that's home to everything from a dollhouse collection to a 12-tonne nativity scene. You'll have a look around this place and all its exhibits as part of your tour.
During the excursion, you'll have free time to do as you please - relax with a drink on a scenic terrace, shop for local crafts, or simply soak in the charm of this medieval village. If you wish, you can also visit its quirky museums on your own, such as the Museum of Microminiatures or the Salt and Pepper Shaker Museum, which add a unique touch to the experience.
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