Camping Valencian Community

Gather all your clan, pull on your walking shoes and set off for a day in the Albufera Natural Park, a site of spectacular beauty. There, you can observe a vast range of bird species, admire the fields of rice, the flagship ingredient in the region’s emblematic dishes, or you can take to one of its hiking trails. Make the most of the natural surroundings with your family, marvelling at the views across the region and stretching as far as the sea: sheer bliss! 

The holidays are also an opportunity to delve deeper into Spanish culture and history. And in the Valencian Community, children and adults alike can satisfy their thirst for knowledge! In Castellón, both the Museum of Fine Arts and the Valltorta Museum, dedicated to rock art, are worth a visit. In buzzing Valencia, the City of Arts and Sciences is a complex of architectural masterpieces housing museums, gardens, show venues and the largest aquarium in Europe – a must-see! 

When you want to alternate between cultural discoveries and outdoor activities, nothing can beat a highly enjoyable bathing session on one of the Costa Blanca’s many beaches. Whether you want to take it easy, swim to your heart’s content, or stroll hand-in-hand with your significant other, the sandy beaches and secluded coves lapped by the Mediterranean Sea will tick all the boxes.  

If there is one thing that everyone raves about in Spain, it’s the country’s gastronomy! Renowned to be indulgent, bursting with colour and packed with flavour, it is a real treat for every loved-up food-lover’s tastebuds! From the celebrated paella, invented in Valencia, to arroz a banda, a speciality made from rice and fish stock, to the sweet or salty cocas, there’s no end to the delicious delights!