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The Costa Blanca in one day: Alicante's palms, the Canelobre Caves, a chocolate factory tasting and the mountain village of Guadalest
One day, the whole Costa Blanca: Alicante's palms, the underground halls of Canelobre, chocolate and tiny Guadalest perched on a rock.
First comes Alicante, with its Palm Park. Then the underground halls of the Canelobre Caves and a sweet stop at the Perez chocolate factory, with a tasting.
The jewel of the day is Guadalest. Around 250 people live in this little town, and the only way in is through a cleft in the mountain. On top of the rock stands an eleventh-century castle made up of two fortresses, plus a viewpoint overlooking the mountains, the valley and an emerald lake.
Guadalest has more than 10 museums, from micro-miniatures and micro-giants to a museum of salt and pepper shakers with over 20 thousand pieces.
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Departure from Torrevieja bus station (Av. Habaneras, 155, next to Banco Sabadell).
Boarding at the entrance to Alicante bus station, by the taxi rank.
A stroll through the Palm Park in the city of Alicante.
The Canelobre Caves, among the deepest in Spain.
A look around the chocolate factory and a tasting.
A guided walk around Guadalest, the jewel among the coast's sights. A tiny town in the mountains that you can only reach through a cleft in the rock.
On top of the rock stands an eleventh-century castle made up of two fortresses, with a viewpoint offering panoramas of the mountains, the valley and an emerald lake.
A visit to the Museum of Micro-miniatures and Giants in Guadalest.
A visit to the Belén Miniature Museum.
A collection of 20,000 salt and pepper shakers: the most surprising museum in Guadalest.
Back in Alicante at around 19:00 and in Torrevieja at around 20:00.
Paid tour tickets are non-exchangeable and non-refundable. Please check the date and number of travellers before paying.
From Torrevieja at 09:00, from the bus station at Av. Habaneras, 155 (next to Banco Sabadell). From Alicante at 10:00, from the bus station, at the entrance by the taxi rank.
Back in Alicante at around 19:00 and in Torrevieja at around 20:00. Times are approximate.
Minivan travel, an accompanying Russian-speaking guide, museums and insurance.
Yes, there's a tasting at the Perez chocolate factory.
No, paid tour tickets are non-exchangeable and non-refundable.
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