Visiting the area
Beyond Alicante and Valencia, which have so much to offer, here are some hidden gems you shouldn’t miss!
Alcoy is a historic mountain town known for its impressive bridges, modernist buildings and lively traditional festivals. It’s a great spot for a stroll, a coffee and beautiful views of the surrounding nature.
You can rent a bike or a car, more information at Alcoy official tourism website 16 km, 20 min from Masia Romeral.
Pou Clar in Ontinyent and Gorg de Salt in Planes are two natural pools very popular during hot summer days. During summer, the number of visitors to Pou Clar is limitied and you need a ticket.
Pou Clar is 28 km, 25 min from Masia Romeral. Gorg de Salt 10 km, 15 min from Masia Romeral.
The pitoresque old town Planes de Baronia
has deep Moorish roots, and the village’s medieval past is still visible in the remains of its hilltop castle. Today, only parts of the old fortress stand, but the short walk up offers a glimpse into its history and beautiful views over the surrounding almond-filled valley.
7 km, 10 min from Masia Romeral.
Tucked away in the beautiful town of Bocairent are the Covetes dels Moros (Moorish Caves). A fascinating group of man-made caves with holes in the shape of windows, that were carved into the side of a rock escarpment. Situated only 300 metres from the centre of Bocairent, your visit can be perfectly combined with a pleasant stroll around the quaint meandering streets of the towns old quarter. bocairent.org/en/tours/the-moorish-caves/
26 km, 35 min from Masia Romeral
Chulilla offers some of Valencia’s most spectacular hiking trails, where narrow paths wind through dramatic gorges and across the iconic hanging bridges Los Puentes Colgantes. It’s a perfect day trip for anyone who enjoys stunning scenery combined with the charm of a peaceful mountain village. We can strongly recommend valencia mountain enthusiasts for this or any other of their tours should you wish to hike with a guide.
106 km, 2h10 from Masia Romeral.
Cueva del Rull is a small but impressive show cave in La Vall d’Ebo, known for its striking stalactites, stalagmites and beautifully lit chambers. The guided visit is easy and family‑friendly, making it a great stop on a scenic day trip through the mountains.
26 km, 35 min from Masia Romeral.
Guadalest is one of the most iconic villages in the Alicante province. The historic centre is reached through a tunnel carved directly into the rock, leading to narrow cobbled streets, small artisan shops, and panoramic viewpoints. The 11th‑century Moorish castle is dramatically positioned on the cliff edge and overlooking the entire valley. The road offers breathtaking views long before you reach the village. https://guadalest.es
39 km, 58 min from Masia Romeral.
🌊 Titanic: A Journey Through Time – VR Experience in Alicante
In central Alicante, you’ll find a modern and atmospheric VR experience that takes you back to the year 1912. Using advanced virtual‑reality technology, you step aboard the Titanic, walk through its elegant lounges and decks, meet passengers, and get a vivid sense of life on board.
The experience ends with a virtual dive down to the real wreck on the ocean floor – a powerful and fascinating moment that many visitors describe as unforgettable.
🎥 La Leyenda del Titanic – The Large Immersive Exhibition in Valencia
For a more extensive cultural experience, we warmly recommend the major Titanic exhibition in Valencia. This impressive production combines historical objects, scenography, 360° projections, and digital environments to tell the dramatic story of the ship, the people, and the legend.
The exhibition also includes props from James Cameron’s film and is one of the most visited Titanic productions in Europe.