Duration: 8 hours

Location: Sagunto and Vall d’Uixό (~ 35 minutes from Valencia)

Availability: The Roman castle is unfortunately closed on Mondays but we can still visit the outdoor medieval Jewish quarter and heritage sites. 

Step out of Valencia and into a full-day Valencia day trip filled with history, culture, and jaw-dropping natural beauty. Just 15 miles north of the city lies Sagunto, a hilltop town packed with stories waiting to be discovered. We’ll explore the largest Roman fortress on the Iberian Peninsula, wander the ancient Roman Theater, and meander through the only intact Jewish quarter in the Valencian region. Along the way, you’ll encounter a Mikveh, a rabbi’s cemetery, and rare hypogea (underground Jewish burial crypts unique to this area) that tell the fascinating story of a community that thrived here for centuries.

After soaking up Sagunto’s history, it’s time for a delicious lunch break. Whether you’re in the mood for traditional Valencian dishes or a fun twist with Roman-style tapas, you’ll enjoy a meal that’s as much a part of the region’s story as its monuments.

Once refueled, we’ll head to the Caves of San Josep, home to Europe’s longest navigable underground river. Hop on a small boat for a 45-minute ride through a subterranean wonderland, where sparkling rock formations, crystal-clear waters, and dramatic chambers create what many call Spain’s “natural cathedrals.” Keep your eyes peeled for prehistoric Iberian remains from the 1st millennium B.C., adding a real sense of adventure to this magical journey.

With private transport, a knowledgeable local guide who brings history to life, and all entrance fees included, this full-day Sagunto and Caves of San Josep tour from Valencia is a perfect combination of Roman ruins, Jewish heritage, prehistoric discoveries, and incredible natural scenery. A must-do experience for travelers looking to explore the best of inland Valencia.

• The exact itinerary varies each time, since this is a private tour just for you. It depends on factors such as opening and closing times, tour start and end times, meeting point, walking pace, weather, and most importantly, the preferences of our guests, ensuring you receive the most personalized experience possible.
• Please note that this tour involves some uphill walking in pedestrianized areas, and we regret that it may not be suitable for guests with limited mobility.
• Cave entrances are subject to availability, and we highly recommend booking this tour in advance to avoid disappointment, especially during the high season. Please note that the caves may also close in the event of inclement weather.
• The caves maintain a comfortable temperature of 19–20ºC year-round, so a light jacket is recommended. Between each cave, our boat passes through narrow tunnels that require bending your neck. Guests with back issues or taller individuals may find this a bit uncomfortable.
• The price of lunch is not included in the tour cost (to allow for flexibility) and will need to be paid directly to the restaurant on the day. We would be delighted to help organize lunch for you at a local restaurant within your preferred budget. If you like, your guide can accompany you to assist with translating and ordering, or you can meet your guide after your meal has finished.

• 3 museum/monument entrances in Sagunto
• Caves entrance and underground river boat ride
• Local drink/snack
• Private, expert guide
• Private transport

1 pax: €725

2 pax: €750

Price per extra pax: €35