• Sagunto - (Roman/Jewish Sagunto + 13th Century Monastery + Caves of San Josep)
  Explore the last remaining Jewish historical sites in the area and the largest Roman fort on the Iberian Peninsula, featuring breathtaking archaeological remains. The tour will also include a visit to the village of El Puig to see the 13th-century monastery, which is still active. Additionally, a stop at the Caves of San Josep can be arranged during this excursion.

Please note, only ONE of these combinations can be selected for a full-day tour, as each is located in a different direction.

• La Vall d’Uixo - Caves of San Jose, featuring a boat ride through Europe’s longest subterranean river.
• La Vall d’Uixo - Prehistoric settlement with faint prehistoric cave paintings.
• Sagunto - Town Center
• Sagunto - Jewish remains: 14th-century small but intact Jewish Quarter with its original gate, Jewish Rabbi cemetery, Hypogea Jewish Crypts, and Jewish Mikveh.
• Sagunto Castle - The largest Roman Fort-Castle on the Iberian Peninsula, spanning hilltops with spectacular views of the village, surrounding mountains, the Mediterranean, and Valencia (on a clear day).
• Museo Historico de Sagunto - Two archaeological museums showcasing impressive Roman remains and unique funerary stones with Hebrew inscriptions.
• Centro de Interpretacion de Sagunto - (Depending on timing and day) the VIA PORTICO museum beneath the town, featuring remains of the old Via Augusta and affluent merchants’ homes.
• Sagunto - Casa Belenguer: A medieval home with remains of the Roman Temple of Diana from the 3rd century B.C., dating back to the Pre-2nd Punic War period, and a Jewish Mikveh.

• Private Transport
• Entrance into museums or monuments along the way.
• Snacks
• Private Guide

• Lunch

This is an ideal chance to immerse yourself in the genuine local lifestyle beyond the city center. Enjoy a completely private full-day tour tailored exclusively for you and your group, featuring a personal guide and private transportation. The tour is designed to match your interests, allowing you to customize any aspect of the experience. Spend the day delving into history, visiting prehistoric cave openings, and taking a boat ride through nature’s cathedral along Europe’s longest underground river. Lunch will be at a typical local spot (cost not included, with options for all budgets). Discover the remarkable Roman ruins of Sagunto, the site where the Second Punic War began, and explore the largest remaining Roman fort on the Iberian Peninsula. Additionally, the area offers a wealth of tangible Jewish history, including a Jewish Rabbi cemetery, a Mikveh, and a 14th-century Jewish quarter, among other hidden gems in this unique, less-traveled region.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.