Tour the surroundings of the Embarcadero de la Gola del Pujol and enter the Mediterranean forest of the Albufera. During the walk you will learn how plants, trees and animals have adapted to this unique wetland ecosystem and discover the origin and evolution of the Albufera de Valencia over the centuries. Along the way you will have the opportunity to observe different species of local fauna, such as rabbits, hares and, hopefully, wild boars. In addition, this area is an important refuge for resident and migratory birds, so you can see numerous species in their natural habitat, including the emblematic flamingos that visit the Albufera during certain times of the year.

Navigate the tranquil canals and waters of the Albufera aboard a traditional boat. During the tour you will discover the wetland ecosystem, surrounded by grasslands where numerous species of birds inhabit and nest. From the water you will see the traditional Valencian barracks and know the customs and ways of life linked to the lagoon, including the historic fishing of the eel. Afternoon tours include a stop to enjoy the spectacular sunset over the Albufera, one of Valencia’s most iconic landscapes.

Discover El Palmar, a small town located in the heart of the Albufera and considered one of the most emblematic places of Valencian tradition. This picturesque village, known for its close relationship with the origin of authentic Valencian paella, is a destination highly appreciated by local inhabitants looking to enjoy gastronomy and nature. During the visit you will walk its streets, learn about its historical link with fishing and rice cultivation, and visit a traditional barracks to discover how the inhabitants of the Albufera once lived. A unique opportunity to get closer to the culture, customs and way of life of this unique Valencian corner.