À mille lieues des bars de plage animés de Benidorm, Albir et Altea offrent une tranche de vie espagnole presque inchangée depuis le boom du tourisme. Laissez les gratte-ciel derrière vous et pédalez à travers les champs d'orangers, de citronniers et d'amandiers pour atteindre ces deux jolis villages de pêcheurs en bord de mer grâce à une visite guidée à vélo.
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4,2/5
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4,2/5
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4,1/5
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Manny
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A voyagé en famille
Excellent experience would highly recommend this for families
Carl Deane
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A voyagé en couple
This is one of the best trips we have been on. Right from the start explaining how the bikes worked. We had plenty of stops to tell us about the area we were in and the traditions of the people and the working area. We will definitely use this company again when we visit the area as we would like to do the tour to Villajoyosa.
Mr P
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A voyagé en famille
They sent email to me have morning and afternoon options, but same day for experience only morning option available and last minute they let me know and they didn't refund money .
TUI Musement Traveler
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The guide was excellent and gave us all a great experience and insight into the area. I will definitely recommend this to all my friends thank you
TUI Musement Traveler
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Easy going even for a novice. Appropriate stops for knowledgeable updates. Tour guide able to cater for two languages in the group. Lovely to see the bits behind the scenes and see other villages and places outside of Benidorm. Felt safe.
Kagaupt
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A voyagé en couple
Very enjoyable experience. We’ve never been on E bikes before but they were fantastic. Very easy to ride and without much effort which is great in the hot weather. Guide was very informative and friendly, couldn’t fault him. We would definitely book again, excellent value for money.
Valencia visit with panoramic city drive and guided walking tour
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Benidorm Palace variety show ticket
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