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Benidorm Island Boat Trip Ticket

If you've been on Benidorm beach, you'll have spotted a mysterious rocky outcrop in the horizon. Locals call it Peacock Island because of the birds that make it their home – and at just 3.5km away, it makes a great trip by boat from the mainland.

Benidorm Palace variety show ticket

With 40 years of success in producing live variety shows, it's no wonder Benidorm Palace garners rave reviews and is voted best in the Costa Blanca year after year. The Palace's cabarets are the stuff of legend and feature world-class artistes performing the best of Spanish entertainment.

Algar Waterfalls Ticket

For generations the Algar Waterfalls have been known by locals as 'the source of health', and with a rejuvenating dip in its clear pools of cascading water, you'll discover why. Enjoy a drink at the bar at the foot of the falls or dine al-fresco in peaceful picnic spots along the river bank. Whatever way you spend your day, you'll be sure to enjoy an area of such natural beauty, it's often used as a paradisical setting for both TV and film.

Benidorm Downhill Bike Ride

If you are looking for something a little less ordinary, try this exhilarating excursion for size. But don't worry – it's not as much work as it sounds. Your morning kicks off with a scenic drive high up into the mountains, leaving the bustle of the busy coast far behind.

Valencia Your Way

If the lure of some shopping and sightseeing in Spain's third-largest city is tempting, then this full day trip to Valencia is just the ticket. You'll be transferred by bus to explore the city at your own pace – there's no pressure to do anything you don't want to do, simply enjoy the culture and atmosphere of this historic city.From Benidorm, you'll travel to Valencia by bus, and the best part is that you won't have to find your way in from the outskirts, you'll be dropped off right in the city centre. From here, the day is yours to spend exactly as you wish.Dip in and out of all the shops, try out local eateries – paella hails from Valencia – and stroll around its old town, which is one of the largest in Spain. There's loads to discover. You'll meet up with your guide at the allotted time to head back to Benidorm.

Costa Blanca mountain tour to Guadalest and Algar Falls

Two of the Costa Blanca's most beautiful inland spots are the star turns of morning excursion. You'll visit the fairytale village of Guadalest and the beautiful Algar waterfalls. Expect amazing scenery and a dramatic drive as you twist and turn along narrow mountain roads.

Transfer to the Moors and Christians Festival of La Vila Joiosa

Declared a Festival of International Tourist Interest, the Moors and Christians Festival of La Vila Joiosa is one of Costa Blanca's most spectacular celebrations. Every summer, this sleepy seaside town bursts into life for a week of parades, parties and historical battle re-enactments that'll whisk you straight back to the 16th century. Locals dress up as Moors or Christians, and the whole town gets involved – there's dancing, drumming and enough paella to feed a packed Wembley Stadium. With this transfer ticket, all you need to do is turn up ready to celebrate in style. Whether you're into history, costumes, or just love a good fiesta, this lively summer event has loads to offer. It's all about celebrating the town's past, when locals fought off a pirate invasion in 1538. Legend has it that Saint Martha, the town's patron saint, stepped in to save the day by flooding the beach and sinking the pirate ships. As a thank you, the townspeople began holding annual celebrations in her honour.

Alicante Hogueras de San Juan Festival

Welcome to the vibrant and colourful festival of Hogueras de San Juan, in Alicante. Held annually from June 20th to 24th, this celebration transforms the city into a lively hub of art, tradition and fun. You'll kick things off with a guided stroll through the city so you can take a look at the "Hogueras" – large artistic structures made of cardboard and stone. These creations, depicting satirical and sometimes funny scenes, are scattered throughout Alicante. After the tour, you'll have some free time to immerse yourself in the festival's unique atmosphere.The Bonfires of San Juan are a traditional and joyful celebration that marks the beginning of summer. The festival's all about burning useless objects at the summer solstice. During these days, the city is filled with light, colour, music and fireworks. The event kicks off with the Proclamation and the "Planta," when bonfires and lots of different monuments are placed around the city – some of them get up to be 20 metres tall.The most anticipated moment of the festival is St John's Day, June 24th, when a purifying fire consumes the bonfires during an event known as the "Nit de la Crema." This spectacle is the perfect culmination of your visit, leaving you with unforgettable memories of Alicante's most cherished tradition.

Finestrat Motor Museum with free transfer

Car enthusiasts, start your engines! On this trip to Alicante's Motor Museum, you'll rub bumpers with a collection of over 60 classic and iconic cars from the 20th century. You can get hands-on with an interactive display on how a four-stroke engine works, head to the projection room for documentaries on motoring history, and look in on a restoration workshop that revives and repairs vintage cars. You'll even find favourites from the world of film and TV, like Deloreans made famous by Back to the Future and KITT from Knight Rider.

Half-day guided tour to Finestrat Motor Museum and Villajoyosa

You're in for a morning of motor cars and Mediterranean views. You'll be picked up and taken to see cars galore at the car museum, before hitting the coast to stroll the seaside streets of Villajoyosa. Start your journey at the Motor Museum of Finestrat, a massive 4,000-square-metre paradise for car lovers. This place is packed with over 80 classic vehicles, including gems like a 1923 Dodge Brothers and a retro replica of KITT from Knight Rider. Imagine strolling through rows of vintage cars, each with its own unique story.Your next stop is Villajoyosa. This charming town is famous for its vibrant seafront houses. These colourful homes were originally painted in bright hues so that fishermen could spot their houses from the sea. Take a leisurely stroll through the old town, soaking in the history of the narrow streets and quaint buildings. Then, head over to the promenade for a relaxing walk along the waterfront with the sea breeze against your face and Mediterranean views stretching ahead.

Costa Blanca 4x4 safari tour with Algar Waterfalls

Jump in a 4x4 for an off-road adventure that reveals the rugged side of Spain's Costa Blanca. Choose a morning or evening tour and climb over 600 metres for panoramic views of ravines and reservoirs, bump along forest tracks and take a dip in the turquoise waters of the Fuentes del Algar Waterfalls. You'll be guided along a dried riverbed known as ‘the jungle', where thousands of sugarcane stems make tunnels to weave through.

Half-day guided tour to Relleu with hike and museum visit

Buckle up for a 4x4 adventure to the village of Relleu on this half-day tour. You'll journey through the mountain landscapes, stopping to set out on a scenic hike to Relleu's 800-metre-long hanging bridge, suspended over the Relleu Reservoir. Then, head into the village centre, where you'll visit a museum and learn about this place's history. Finally, you'll wrap up the tour with a drink in one of Relleu's cosy bars.

Villajoyosa seaside town trip from Benidorm

If you're after a shot of authentic Spanish culture, then hop onboard a private bus from Benidorm to the laid-back seaside town of Villajoyosa. En route, you'll make a pit stop at the tranquil beach of Cala del Torres for photos by the cove. Breathe in to smell the pine and eucalyptus trees that fringe the beach here. Then it's on to Villajoyosa. The name means ‘The Joyful Town', and its collage of colourful coastal houses certainly reflect that. They were originally painted such vibrant colours to help fishermen spot their homes from the sea.You'll have plenty of free time here to check out the promenade, stroll through the pretty streets and pop into one of the seafront cafes. If you want to see some of the town's history, then head to the Roman ruins and watchtower, which was used to defend against pirates.

Calaveras Cave & Calpe Tour

Step into the shadows of history at Calaveras Cave, tucked away in Marina Alta. This isn't just any cave; it's a journey back in time, sparked by the discovery of twelve human skulls from the 17th century inside. On this morning tour, you'll see the cave in all its glory, before heading to the coastal town of Calpe for some free time.You'll head to Calaveras Cave first. Look up at the towering formations of stalactites and stalagmites, as you wander through nature's own art gallery. Despite the cave's eerie calm, life thrives in the dim light – rare ferns and a secretive colony of bats call the cave home. It's like being in a live documentary, but you're the explorer, navigating through history with each step. Your next stop is Calpe, a seaside retreat along the Costa Blanca. Here, life's vibrant – golden, sandy beaches invite you to lounge and forget time, the old town's alleys offer stories etched in stone, and the local eats are a treat for the palate.

Valencia Fallas Celebration with Walking Tour & Free Time

The age-old tradition of Fallas has been celebrated for centuries, so much so that UNESCO declared this festival an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. On this tour, you'll find out just how important this celebration is to Valencia, with a guided tour of the festivities and free time to explore at your own pace.The Fallas festival originated from a carpenter's tradition, marking the onset of spring. You'll learn the history behind the celebrations with a local expert on a guided walking tour. Take in the sights as the city transforms itself into a vibrant display of artwork, statues, and community spirit.After getting the lowdown from your guide, you'll have some free time. Join in with street parades and parties, discover the Ninot statues that adorn each neighbourhood, or grab a bite to eat with regional treats – don't miss your chance to try a typical paella with a Valencian twist. And don't forget your camera, as this is a day out you'll want to remember.