Transferência de carro particular de Granada para Valência

489km
Só de ida
A partir de € 144 por pessoa
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Transferência privada em 5 horas

489km
Só de ida
A partir de € 144 por pessoa
Confiado por mais de 2 milhões de viajantes felizes em 130 países
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O que está incluído

Serviço porta-a-porta

Partida e destino em qualquer endereço

Rastreamento de voo incluído

Seu motorista aguardará se o seu voo atrasar

Motorista profissional que fala inglês

Especialista local, totalmente licenciado e segurado

Veículo limpo e com ar-condicionado

Passeio confortável com controle climático

Cancelamento gratuito

Cancele até 24 horas antes da partida

Bagagem incluída

1 mala e 1 bagagem de mão por passageiro

Sua viagem em um relance

5 horas
489km
Motorista privado
Partida

O seu motorista irá encontrá-lo no seu endereço em Granada.

Ajuda com a sua bagagem
Viagem

Você viajará com conforto por 5 horas.

Proibido fumar
Assentos infantis
Aceita animais de estimação
Ar condicionado
Carro limpo e confortável
Acessível
Cancelamento gratuito
Não perca as paradas turísticas!

Explore no seu próprio ritmo e descubra essas joias escondidas no caminho.

Guadix

Castelo de Vélez-Blanco

Valência

O seu motorista irá deixá-lo no seu endereço em Valência.

Serviço porta-a-porta
Distância total↔ 489 km
Tempo estimado5 horas

Classificado na web

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Bom saber

  • Assentos infantis disponíveis mediante solicitação
  • Viagem aceita animais de estimação
  • 1 bagagem despachada + 1 mala de mão por passageiro
  • Bagagem extra ou de grandes dimensões pode ser adicionada
  • Pagamento flexível: cartão online ou dinheiro ao motorista
  • Cancelamento gratuito 24 horas antes da partida
  • As gorjetas não estão incluídas (opcionais ~10%)
Confiado por mais de 2 milhões de viajantes felizes em 130 países
5.0
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5.0
5176
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Cancelamento gratuito até 24 horas antes do horário de partida

Overview: car trip from Granada to Valencia

A road trip from the heart of Andalusia to the coast of Valencia will take you through the national parks and small towns that dot the Spanish countryside. With Daytrip, the fun starts right at your front door when you’re picked up by your private driver. As you drive from Granada to Valencia, you’ll be able to see cultural touchpoints in cities like Murcia, Lorca, and Guadix, all without having to change buses or line up schedules.

The drive takes about 5 hours nonstop and covers 300 miles (485 km) of some of the most beautiful stretches of the Iberian Peninsula. A little planning goes a long way, so let’s see what’s in store for you in Valencia.

About Valencia

Valencia is the third-largest city in Spain and is located on Spain's southeastern coast. It is the capital of the Valencia autonomous region, and about 1.5 million people call Valencia home. Between Granada and Valencia, you’ll find Valencia has more of that coastal party atmosphere and Roman influence.

Valencia throughout history

Valencia’s origins trace back to ancient times when it was founded by the Romans in 138 BC. It is one of Spain’s oldest settlements and gained its wealth through silk and spice trade through its ports. Throughout its history, Valencia has been shaped by various civilizations, including the Moors and Christians, which you can see in its Islamic, Romanesque, and Gothic architecture. It is also evident in its claims to fame, like having the original Holy Grail.

### Why we keep coming back to Valencia About 2.3 million people visit Valencia each year for its Mediterranean climate and long stretches of coastline. The city's culinary scene is a major draw, with iconic dishes like paella originating here. Festivals, such as Las Fallas, celebrate Valencia's cultural heritage with elaborate street parades and fireworks. All in all, Valencia is a top destination for travelers seeking an authentic Spanish experience all in one place. What are you waiting for? Let’s plan your trip to Valencia!

From Granada to Valencia: travel tips

Follow these travel tips to get the most out of your Spanish holiday from Granada to Valencia.

Leave Granada early in the day

You have at least five hours of driving ahead of you, so it’s best to get the day started early. Take advantage of all that daylight during long summer days by hitting the road as early as possible. It also helps with beating the heat!

### Bring a battery pack The last thing you need is your phone to die on your way to Valencia! Have a charging cable and battery pack on you so you can keep your phone charged in between excursions. ### Stay safe in the sun Spain is hot! Keep your water bottle nearby and filled up when you go on excursions, especially when you’ll be doing a lot of walking. Also, wear your sun protection, like sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses, to be comfortable and safe while in the sun.

How to get from Granada to Valencia

There are very few direct travel options from Granada to Valencia, so carefully examine your options and timetables to choose the transportation option that best fits your timeline.

Granada to Valencia by private car service

Driving is the fastest way to get to Valencia. Your private driver will pick you up from your accommodation in Granada and can have you in Valencia in 5 hours.

There are many popular sightseeing spots between Granada and Valencia, and having a car makes visits to places like Castillo de Velez-Blanco and the Palmeral of Elche easier to manage. After you’ve seen all the places on your list for the Spanish countryside, your diver will drop you off safely at your hotel in Valencia. Have all the flexibility you need without having to drive yourself! Daytrip’s private drivers speak both English and Spanish. They’re also locals of the area, so they know the local driving customs and rules of the road. Our fleet of vehicles is insured, and you can rely on them for long distance travel more than a rideshare app. Secure a seat in a comfortable sedan for $248 (€228). ### Granada to Valencia by bus Traveling to Valencia by bus will cost about $54 (€50) and take 7-12 hours. Choose a direct bus for the shortest travel time and book your tickets ahead of time to avoid complications. ### Granada to Valencia by train Trains to Valencia take 6-8 hours and require a transfer in the capital of Madrid. Tickets start at $98 (€90) but routinely exceed $109 (€100). Renfe operates most trains between these three cities, and tickets can be bought online.

Things to do when you get to Valencia

As Spain’s third-largest city, Valencia has so much to experience. Make sure to see these hot spots once you unpack your bags after your road trip from Granada to Valencia.

Rent a bike to get around Valencia

Valencia is a flat, compact city perfect for cycling. Valenbisi is the city’s bike rental service, a convenient transportation option for visitors and locals alike. Pedal along the shore on the promenade and old town with ease thanks to the 125 miles (200 km) of dedicated bike lanes.

The Old Town, with its charming narrow streets, historic buildings, and bustling markets like Mercado Central, is where you’ll find independent boutiques and amazing tapas. Take your bike through Turia Gardens as well. This lush urban park was created in the former riverbed of the Turia River. Bike along the scenic pathways, stop by playgrounds and sports facilities, and go to the City of Arts and Sciences all by bike! ### Travel to the future at Valencia’s City of Arts and Sciences The City of Arts and Sciences is a futuristic architectural complex in the heart of Valencia, Spain. Designed by Valencian architect Santiago Calatrava and Spanish architect Félix Candela, it is one of the city's most emblematic landmarks. It is home to Europe’s largest aquarium, an interactive science museum, an opera house, and an IMAX cinema, all housed within striking, modern buildings. ### Find the Holy Grail At the Valencia Cathedral, visit an important relic of the Christian tradition. The Holy Grail is a chalice attributed to Jesus’ Last Supper, and it is housed in the Valencia Cathedral. While a few churches claim to also have the Holy Grail, the one in Valencia is most closely carbon-dated to the time of Jesus, and millions have made pilgrimages over the centuries to see it. While you are there, don't miss the chance to climb the Miguelete Tower for panoramic views of Valencia. ### Have fun in the sun Playa de Las Arenas is Valencia’s most central beach, and something is always going on! It is lined with nightclubs, seafood restaurants, volleyball courts, and bars. On the water, you will find paddleboarders and windsurfers conquering the waves. Playa de la Malvarrosa is further north than Playa de Las Arenas and has a calmer atmosphere (but it fills up on the weekends!). Here, you can still enjoy amenities like access to public transportation and restrooms on the beach, but with fewer crowds. Enjoy swimming, sunbathing, or a meal of tapas and seafood at the beachfront restaurants. ### Get lost in Barrio del Carmen The bohemian neighborhood of El Carmen is a web of winding alleyways and colorful murals. In this gritty barrio, you can find eclectic street art, hole-in-the-wall restaurants, and unique handmade souvenirs.

When is the best time to visit Valencia

Valencia’s mild winters and hot summers make it a year-round destination. For warm weather activities like relaxing on the beach, visit Valencia in the summer. June through August have the highest temperatures, around 68°F to 86°F (20°C-31°C), with a high UV index.

If you prefer milder weather, visit Valencia during spring or autumn. The temperatures will hover between 59°F and 77°F (15°C-25°C), and there will be a little more rain. It will also be less crowded at these times.

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