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Explore caves and nougat in Alicante on a private guided tour featuring the Canelobre caves, Xixona's nougat museum, and historic sites for $80.67.
A private tour around Alicante offers a unique blend of natural wonders and delicious local treats. Priced at $80.67 per person and lasting about 3 to 4 hours, this experience is led by a certified professional guide who helps you uncover the area’s hidden treasures. With admission tickets included for each stop, travelers enjoy an organized, intimate exploration of key sites like the Canelobre caves, Xixona’s nougat museum, and historic castles. The tour starts at 9:30 am, with pickup options available, making it easy to begin your day’s adventure in comfort.
This tour is ideal for those interested in geology, history, and local cuisine. While most travelers find it accessible and informative, it’s worth noting that weather conditions can influence availability, as cancellations are possible if the weather turns poor. The group size is kept small to ensure personalized attention, and the group discounts make it a good value. Keep in mind that this is a private experience, designed to give you an exclusive look at Alicante’s landscapes and traditions.


The Canelobre caves are a key highlight of this tour. Known for their impressive height and stunning light displays, these caves offer a fascinating glimpse into Alicante’s geological formations. The guided tour inside the caves lasts approximately one hour, allowing visitors to learn about their history and natural features. The caves stand out for their spectacular stalactites and stalagmites, making them a must-see for geology buffs and casual visitors alike.
The guide explains the caves’ formation and significance, making the visit engaging and educational. The visit to the caves is designed to be accessible, though visitors should be prepared for some walking and uneven surfaces. The admission ticket is included, so there are no additional costs or surprises. This stop highlights the natural beauty that underpins Alicante’s landscape.
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At the Museo del Turron in Xixona, the tour centers on the region’s renowned nougat (turron). This inheritance from Arab culture has become a symbol of Alicante’s culinary identity, especially during Christmas celebrations. The one-hour visit includes admission tickets and explores the history and production process of nougat, with a chance to sample and taste this sweet treat.
The guide shares secrets about the craft and explains the differences in preparation of various nougat types, enriching the tasting experience. The museum’s exhibits provide a deep insight into this beloved confectionery, making it an ideal stop for foodies and those interested in local traditions. The visit to Xixona offers a sweet pause amid the tour’s other historical and natural attractions.

The Castell de Busot, also known as Bisant, is a hilltop fortress with roots stretching back to the 12th century. This Muslim-origin castle was part of Alicante’s defensive system during earlier times. The 20-minute visit provides a glimpse of its architecture and strategic role in regional history.
Perched on a hill, the castle offers panoramic views of the surrounding landscape, contributing to its historic and scenic appeal. The admission ticket is included, and the site allows for light exploration, making it accessible for most visitors. A walk through the castle provides insights into medieval defense strategies and Alicante’s historical layers.

The Santa Faz Monastery, also called Veronica’s monastery, holds a significant religious relic that has been preserved for over 500 years. This spiritual site is a peaceful place to understand the religious traditions of Alicante. The 20-minute visit includes admission, giving an authentic experience of the monastery’s architecture and its treasured relic.
The guide shares stories about the Holy Face relic and the monastery’s history, enhancing the spiritual atmosphere. Visitors can appreciate the quiet ambiance and learn about its importance in local faith practices. This stop adds a cultural and historical dimension to the tour, beyond the natural and culinary highlights.
The Club De Golf Bonalba stop highlights a historical water diversion infrastructure called the AZUD de Sant JOAN. Built to divert water toward the coast, this engineering feat served the region until the mid-19th century. The 15-minute visit allows for a quick look at this infrastructure’s significance.
This site showcases Alicante’s water management history and offers a unique insight into the region’s agricultural development. Visitors can view the structure and learn how it contributed to local resource management in the past. The included admission makes this a brief but interesting stop in the itinerary.
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The tour begins at 9:30 am with a pickup service available, making logistics simple and stress-free. The small group format ensures a personalized experience with a professional guide who is both knowledgeable and enthusiastic. The mobile ticket option allows for easy access, and group discounts are available, adding to the tour’s value.
Participants should be prepared for moderate walking at several stops, especially the caves and castle, and should consider weather conditions when planning their visit. The cancellation policy offers full refunds if canceled more than 24 hours in advance, providing peace of mind. The tour’s average booking lead time of 40 days indicates good availability, but early booking is recommended.
This tour distinguishes itself through its focus on natural, historical, and culinary highlights all in one package. The private format ensures a personalized experience with a certified guide who brings each stop to life. The admission tickets included streamline the visit, avoiding extra costs.
Unlike generic sightseeing options, this experience emphasizes authentic local culture, from nougat traditions to medieval castles and geological marvels. The small group size enhances interaction and allows for more tailored explanations. Travelers seeking a comprehensive yet intimate overview of Alicante’s highlights will find this tour particularly appealing.
This private tour around Alicante offers a well-rounded experience blending natural beauty, history, and culinary tradition. The Canelobre caves impress with their height and formations, while the Xixona nougat museum provides a sweet taste of local culture. The historic castle and monastery deepen your understanding of the region’s past.
The tour is priced competitively, with admission included for all stops, and led by a knowledgeable guide who keeps the experience engaging. The pickup option and small group setting make it convenient and intimate. It’s best suited for families, history buffs, and food lovers looking for a personalized exploration of Alicante’s diverse attractions.
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Is this tour suitable for all ages?
Most travelers can participate, but those with mobility issues should be aware of walking at the caves and castle.
What should I bring for this tour?
Comfortable shoes for walking, weather-appropriate clothing, and a camera for capturing scenic views and interesting sites.
Can I cancel the tour if my plans change?
Yes, full refunds are available if you cancel more than 24 hours in advance.
Is lunch included in the tour?
No, but the tour includes visits to cultural and natural sites, with optional tastings at the nougat museum.
Does the tour operate in bad weather?
Cancellations due to bad weather are possible, with options for rescheduling or full refunds.
How far in advance should I book?
Most bookings are made around 40 days in advance, but early reservations are recommended during peak seasons.
Are the admission tickets included?
Yes, all admission tickets for the caves, castles, and museums are included in the price.
Is there a dress code or specific requirement?
Comfortable footwear is advised, especially for walking at the caves and castle. No formal dress code applies.