Stands out for

  • • Pre-tour segway safety training
  • • Exploration of Amadorio River Park and historic old town
  • • Guided tour of the Valor chocolate factory
  • • Tasting of traditional, high-quality chocolate
  • • Smooth ride on paved paths and urban streets

Description

Context Villajoyosa, known as the Chocolate City, is a coastal town in the Valencia region with a vibrant historic center featuring brightly painted houses and a traditional maritime neighborhood. The segway tour winds through cobbled streets and the scenic Amadorio River Park, where the air carries the scents of salt spray and wild thyme. The Valor chocolate factory, established in 1881, is a national benchmark in artisanal chocolate production, using traditional methods and maintaining high-quality standards.

The Experience The tour begins with a basic segway safety session on the beach, where you’ll learn to control the two-wheeled electric vehicle. You’ll then glide smoothly along paved pathways and urban streets, enjoying the contrast between the deep blue sea and the colorful façades. The guided factory visit offers a sensory journey through the rich aroma of chocolate, along with insights into its history and packaging process. The tour concludes with a tasting of Valor chocolates, known for their smooth texture and bold, authentic flavor.

For Whom Recommended for visitors aged 12 and over seeking a light physical activity combining culture, local food, and urban exploration. Suitable for segway beginners due to the introductory training session. Not recommended for individuals with limited mobility or those seeking in-depth technical insight into chocolate manufacturing.

Local Context Villajoyosa preserves its maritime heritage and local agriculture traditions. The Valor factory symbolizes the region’s chocolate-making legacy, and the town celebrates annually with festivals that blend food, culture, and tradition, embedding chocolate deeply into its local identity.

Key Info

Difficulty

Easy

Setting

Best season

All year round

Recommended Age Range

Ages 6+

Kid-friendly Booking required

Practical Guide

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Expert Recommendations

Wear comfortable clothing and closed-toe shoes for safety. The best time to take the tour is in the morning or late afternoon to avoid peak heat. Booking in advance is recommended, especially for groups. The activity involves light physical effort and is suitable for segway newcomers. Not recommended for individuals with limited mobility.

Physical Requirements

light physical activity, segway operation

About the Area

Villajoyosa is a coastal town in the Valencia region, famous for its colorful historic center and long-standing chocolate-making tradition. The area offers well-developed tourist services, local restaurants serving regional specialties, and hiking trails through the Amadorio River Park. The tour can easily be combined with other cultural and culinary experiences in the town and surrounding region.

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Choco Tour en Playa Villajoyosa (Alicante)

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€45

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The recommended minimum age is 12 years. Please confirm with the operator if arranging for special groups or younger participants.
No prior experience is required. A beginner’s training session is provided before the tour to ensure safe and confident operation of the segway.
The route includes urban streets, paved pathways, and trails in Amadorio River Park, all suitable for segway use.
The visit focuses on packaging procedures and the history of the chocolate, not the entire production cycle.
There is no clear information on accessibility for people with reduced mobility. It is advised to contact the operator directly for details.