
Opposite La Lonja, you will find the oldest food market in Europe, located in a fantastic building in a true Valencian style. The market is just as lively now as it was a hundred years ago, as if time...
Offering a wonderful combination of historic gems and futuristic sites, Valencia is a beautiful balance of different worlds, clashing art and science with spectacular results. As well as this meeting of minds, you’ll find beaches and museums, cosmopolitan eateries and traditional markets, all adding to the charm that permeates Spain’s third-largest city.
Whether you’re travelling for business or for a break in the sun, choose hoppa for your Valencia Airport transfers. Our team of transport providers will take you to your accommodation – and if you book return transfers with us, they’ll take you back to the airport at the end of your stay too.
To arrange your transfers from Valencia Airport to the city centre or your accommodation in the surrounding areas, enter your travel details in the search bar at the top of this page. This will give us the information we need to present you with the selection of private vehicles available for your trip.
You’ll see that prices are listed next to the private transfer options available for your trip. These prices are what you will pay if you book that vehicle at that moment.
It’s important to note that these are live valuations that can change because of fluctuating currency rates. Therefore, if you begin the search for your airport transfer to your Valencia accommodation and come back to it at a later date, the price may change since you last looked.
After you’ve selected your transport, you will see the ‘Extras’ page. This is where you can add more luggage and other items that you’ll be travelling with, such as golf bags or additional suitcases.
There’s a luggage limit of one suitcase and one piece of hand luggage per person. If you want to bring more than this along, make sure you’ve chosen a vehicle that can accommodate your belongings.
Make sure you look out for the e-ticket in your email inbox after you’ve completed your booking. This is both confirmation of your booking and filled with information about your transfers.
Print the e-ticket off before you fly so you can easily show it to your driver on your inbound and outbound transfers. You’ll also need to read through it so that you know where to go to find your driver when you arrive in Valencia.
Take a look at the ‘Find my pick-up’ section of your e-ticket and follow the directions included to locate your travel representative. If there are no instructions for your Valencia Airport transfers in this section of your e-ticket, call the contact telephone number and we’ll provide instructions.
If you reach the pick-up point on time and your driver isn’t there, call the emergency number on your e-ticket. We’ll then be able to tell you how long they’ll be.
If you think you’ll miss your pick-up time, call the number on your e-ticket to let us know. Your driver will wait for you for up to 45 minutes. We’ll send a new driver to you if you’re delayed for longer than this, so make sure you tell us as soon as you know if you’re running behind. For delays of over three hours, you’ll need to rearrange your transfers with us.
To help you plan your travel, here’s an at-a-glance guide to average transfer times to key areas in and around Valencia:
Destination |
Time |
Valencia city centre |
20 mins |
Benicassim |
110 mins |
Gandia |
60 mins |
Your driver will collect you from your accommodation at the time listed on your e-ticket. Make sure you’re ready to leave 15 minutes before your pick-up time and have your e-ticket with you so you can show it to your driver.
We’ll send you a text to remind you of your collection time if you’ve opted in to receive SMS messages from hoppa. It’s worth signing up for these notifications from us.
If your driver doesn’t arrive on time, call the emergency number on your e-ticket and we’ll tell you where they are and how long they’ll be.
Destination | Distance (approx.) | Duration (approx.) | |
---|---|---|---|
Benidorm | 152 km | 95 min | |
Valencia City (Spain) | 10 km | 27 min | |
Alfafar | 13 km | 27 min | |
Oropesa Del Mar | 102 km | 72 min | |
Javea | 126 km | 84 min |
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EmergencyNumbers
Emergency Number: 112 National Police: 091 City Police: 092 Fire Brigade: 080 Red Cross: +34 963 677 375
Currency
Euro (EUR) €1 = 100 cents
Newspapers
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OpeningHours
Traditional opening hours are Mon-Sat 9am-1:30pm, and 4:30pm-8pm, though many shops in the city centre stay open all day, and are also open on Sundays. Large department stores open daily from 10am to 10pm (9 pm on Sundays).
Population
Approximately 780 000 (municipality)
TouristInformation
Tourist Info City Hall Plaza del Ayuntamiento 1, Valencia +34 963 524 908 - infoturistica-ayuntamiento@visitvalencia.com Opening Hours: Mon-Sat 9am-6:50pm. Sun and public holidays 10am-1:50pm Closed January 1 and 6, December 25 Tourist Info Airport Planta de Llegadas / 46940, Manises (Valencia) +34 961 530 229 - infoturistica-aeropuerto@visitvalencia.com Opening hours: High Season (March to October): Mon-Fri 08:30am-8:20pm. Sat-Sun and public holidays 09:30am-5:20pm Low Season (November to February): Mon-Fri 08:30am-8:20pm. Sat 9:30am-5:20pm. Sun and public holidays 09:30am-2:20pm Closed January 1 and 6, December 25
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