Accredited School by Instituto Cervantes
“Ven, aprende español y ¡vívelo!” With this motto, our Spanish language school Costa de Valencia, escuela de español, offers all kinds of Spanish courses for all levels and all year round.
Accredited Centre by Instituto Cervantes in Valencia.
The Masía el Parral is lodged in the heart of the Natural Park of the Sierra de Mariola, on the frontier between the provinces of Valencia and Alicante, 12 km away from the medieval village of Bocairent, and Alcoy, a town called the city of bridges.
The house was built in 1768. It was a farmhouse for several families who worked on the land. The building was completely restored in 2004.
We are a social economy organisation created in 2017 for the rural development of the Alto Turia.
The aim is to develop a local economy based on sustainable tourism; showing the many wonderful places and routes here. We always want to increase awareness of the range of tourist experiences such as birding, pairing of local wines and natural products, gastronomy, routes with historical and cultural theme, heritage interpretation …
The Sarpa salpa has 10 to 12 horizontal golden bands and yellow eyes. It swims in compact schools as a defensive strategy and to catch food. The salpa is one of the few herbivorous species of fish in the Mediterranean, and so plays an important role in the ecosystem.
This striking little fish is a classic of the Mediterranean coast. Its bright green colouring, the blue swirls on its head and the frenetic movement of its pectoral fins make it easy to identify.
It belongs to the family of the Serranidae, which include over 30 species such as the grouper. Its name “scriba” comes from the marks on its head that look like a labyrinth of Arabic symbols. The origin of the term “Serranus” comes from its one saw-shaped dorsal fin.
One of the hallmarks of Viunatura is active tourism, but it also offers more eco-tourism-oriented activities such as interpretative hiking. a unique opportunity to discover the incredible natural and cultural heritage of the Alcalatén region. We follow the natural trail of the water mills of Lucena, the natural route of the waters of Figueroles and the cultural route of the industrial heritage of Alcora.
Sea fans belong to the phylum of cnidarians, along with jellyfish, anemones and corals. They are living organisms (warning, they are not plants!!!) that live in colonies and are fixed to the substrate, from where they grow at right angles to water currents to catch food, giving them the shape for which they are named.