We will visit the incredible town of Jijona (Xixona in Valencian) and amazing caves of Canelobre, the karstic caves from 100,000 years ago. Not to mention that we will learn about the typical spanish sweet ‘Turrón’, and of course, taste it.
Jijona
Jijona is a town located in the Valencian Community on the eastern cost of Spain. The famous and traditional sweet comes from this town. It has been popular sweet for centuries but not only in Spain. Jijona’s economy is based on the production of Turrón, and there is located a museum where you learn everything about the process and history.
Turrón
Jijona is well known for its sweet – a type of sweet nougat, called Turrón de Jijona or Torró de Xixona. Thanks to the almond farming that existed since the Moorish farmers, currently many factories produce Turrón. The inventors were Jews or Arabs and the term ‘Jijona’ comes from the 17th century. Turrón is recognised as a synonym for quality.
Canelobre Caves
When we visit the Canelobre Caves you will be able to see a magnificent example of a karstic cave in the small municipality of Busot. They are considered as one of the largest and the most known caves in Valencian Community. The caves date back to 7 million years and they appeared because of the action of the water on the limestone rock. The entrance is through a 45 meter long tunnel that brings you into the 70 meters Vault caverns, within 80,000 m² extended area. The temperature is almost always the same in winter or summer, around 17 ºC. There can be seen many different forms such as stalagmites, coralloids, speleothems and stalactites, spars, crust, flowers, etc. Because the enormous size and the shape resembles to the highlights of ‘La Sagrada Familia’.
Trip Itinerary
8:30 - Leaving from Valencia
Please be 10-15 minutes before in the meeting point: AVENIDA ARAGÓN 31 (In front of Mestalla) because we leave at 08:30!
10:30 - Going to the Canelobre Caves
Go to the caves.
12:30 - Going to Jijona
Going to Jijona
14:30 - The museum
museum de turron
18:10 - Returning to Valencia
Todos nuestro viajes están organizado por agencia de viaje Wexcursion, con numero de licencia. CV-m-1881-V
All our trips are organised by Travel agency, Wexcursion, under licence number CV-m-1881-V.
-Food and drinks: You can bring from home or eat at a restaurant there.
-Clothes: Bring comfortable clothes because we will walk a lot, and don’t forget to bring a jacket because it can get cold.
Price
Single ticket: 23 € + 4 € (entry to the caves)
Group of 5 or more: 22 € + 4 € (entry to the museum)
Included: private bus, guide
How to book
-Online: Link Below -Office (09:30 – 14:30) Plaza Honduras 26. -Language Exchange meetings. Check page for days and time.
Meeting Point: Avenida Aragón 31 (In front of Mestalla)
COVID-19 Safety Measures:
In order to travel and enjoy safely we will have to follow these protocols to travel with VLE / Wexcursion.
First of all, if you feel some symptoms like fever / cough / respiratory problem you should not participate to the trip.
Use of a mask will be mandatory at all times on the bus.
The bus will be sanitized before and after each service.
Before boarding the bus, temperature control will be done.
We will give you a disinfecting wipe so you can safely clean your seat.
Do not print a ticket to avoid handling paper, show us the QR code on your mobile or just tell us your name and surname.
During the guided tour everybody will wear the mask.
Todos nuestro viajes están organizado por agencia de viaje Wexcursion, con numero de licencia. CV-m-1881-V
All our trips are organised by Travel agency, Wexcursion under licence number CV-m-1881-V.