From Albir, Altea, Benidorm & Calpe, Guadalest & Algar Tour

Explore the most breathtaking attractions along the Costa Blanca. Start your journey by visiting the charming historic village of Guadalest followed by the serene Algar Waterfalls. Don't miss out on the opportunity to skip the long queues for these iconic destinations.

Guadalest, a popular tourist destination in Spain, attracts over two million visitors annually, offering a unique blend of historical charm, breathtaking scenery, and intriguing museums that provide an unparalleled visitor experience along the Costa Blanca. The renowned Algar Waterfalls stand out as the region's premier natural attraction, serving as an ideal spot for cooling off, refreshing oneself, and enjoying recreational activities amidst the serene mountainous landscape.

Starting your journey from Albir, Altea, Benidorm, or Calpe*, guests embark upon a comfortable air-conditioned coach ride towards the medieval mountain-top village of Guadalest. This scenic trip typically takes approximately 35-40 minutes. Upon arrival, participants are granted ample free time to explore the picturesque falls and their surroundings at their own leisurely pace. During peak season (June and September), visits might extend to three hours.

Following the exploration of Guadalest, travelers proceed to the nearby Algar Waterfalls for a delightful afternoon immersed in nature’s own water park. This immersive experience includes multiple levels of the cascading falls, diverse swimming zones, diving areas, and gentle streams and pools. To enjoy this exhilarating adventure, visitors should wear beach-friendly footwear and avoid slipper-wear like flip-flops or sliders due to potential uneven terrain and slippery surfaces.

Physical fitness is essential for navigating the ascent to the waterfall entry point and traversing the rocky pathways adjacent to the waterfalls. Although the environment is generally safe, caution is advised when handling potentially slippery rock formations. A designated picnic area is available outside the main waterfalls, though food and beverages cannot be brought inside the falls. Local establishments in the vicinity cater to budget-conscious tourists with reasonable prices and recommendations.

Guided tours are led by experienced representatives fluent in English who will communicate precise details regarding meeting points and departure times. The return journey involves dropping passengers back off at their initial pick-up locations in reverse order, beginning with Calpe and ending at Albir. In cases involving transfers between Albir and Benidorm or between Calpe and Altea, the itinerary will be adjusted accordingly.

Due to high foot traffic during summer months, it is imperative to note that the waterfalls may become overcrowded. Moreover, specific times may be restricted depending on safety considerations; otherwise, the excursion will continue even if the falls are closed due to unfavorable weather conditions.

Activity durations are approximate guidelines and subject to change based on seasonal variations and operational needs.