
Guadalest: tours and tickets
Day Trip to Guadalest, Altea and the Algar Waterfalls from Benidorm
Don't miss the opportunity to visit two essential cities in the province of Alicante. Book your excursion to Guadalest and Altea!
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Guadalest and Algar waterfalls tour from Benidorm
Book your tour and discover the cultural richness of Guadalest and the natural beauty of the Algar Waterfalls on this day trip from Benidorm.
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Day trip to Guadalest, Altea and the Algar Waterfalls from Alicante
Discover two beautiful towns of the Valencian Community on a tour from Alicante, Guadalest and Altea.
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Guadalest and Altea guided day tour from Alicante
Explore Guadalest's medieval castle and Altea's whitewashed old town from Alicante, discovering cobbled streets, blue-domed churches and sea views.
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Guadalest and Altea guided day tour from Benidorm
Visit Guadalest's medieval castle and Altea's whitewashed old town, exploring cobbled streets, blue-domed churches and panoramic coastal views.
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Costa Blanca in One Day: Guadalest, Altea and Algar Waterfalls
Embark on a day trip from Valencia to explore the towns of Guadalest and Altea, along with the Fuentes del Algar waterfalls.
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Guadalest and Algar waterfalls tour from Alicante
Book your tour and discover the cultural richness of Guadalest and the natural beauty of the Algar Waterfalls on this day trip from Alicante.
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Day trip to Guadalest from Benidorm
Enjoy your day trip exploring a charming Guadalest village, accompanied by an English-speaking representative, and learn about its history and unique culture.
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The inside story
Perched high in the mountains behind Benidorm, Guadalest is one of Costa Blanca's most picturesque villages. Built around a rocky outcrop and overlooked by the Medieval remains of San Jose Castle, it's known for its clifftop setting, historic centre and views across the Guadalest reservoir.
While it's small, there's plenty to fill a few hours. You can wander the cobbled streets, browse craft shops tucked into old stone buildings and visit Casa Orduna, a stately 17th-century home that belonged to one of Guadalest's leading families. The village is also known for its quirky museums, including the Micro-Giant Museum, where tiny artworks are displayed inside needle eyes, grains of rice and other miniature settings. You'll also find cafés and family-run restaurants serving regional favourites like olleta de blat, a wheat and vegetable stew and cocas, savoury flatbreads topped with local vegetables, meats or cheeses. Many visitors combine Guadalest with nearby Algar Waterfalls, where a series of natural pools and cascades wind through a valley surrounded by pine trees, Mediterranean plants and walking paths.