The 5 Best Waterfalls and Hot Springs in Spain

1.Waterfalls and Thermal Springs Tour with Swimming

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 643 reviews · from $101Our pick

Join Mike or a guide such as Anna, Siobhan, Morgane, Thomas, or Sofia for an eight-hour escape from Valencia. Swim in Montanejos’ 25°C Blue Lagoon, stand beneath the 60-meter Bridal Veil waterfall, visit the Mijares River canyons and dam, and use provided water shoes. Lunch is not included.

“The spots are scenic and worth it. All the spots had something unique to it. To make the most of it, bring your bathing suit and towels. Ana, our guide, was brilliant and engaging. not a single minute of boredom. she also helped take good (as well as silly pics). Highly recommend this trip to anyone looking to spend a scenic day outdoors.”

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2.Hot Springs + Waterfalls + Surprise Stop

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 539 reviews · 8 hours · from $50Best value

Travel from Mestalla Stadium into Castellón for a day of swimming, waterfalls, and mountain scenery. You get three hours at Montanejos, a visit to the 60-meter Salto de la Novia, lunch time, and a surprise stop. Guides such as Miguel, Nouha, Ivan, and Kika lead in English or Spanish.

“Miguel was an awesome tour guide. Having the transportation just for us and not on a strict timetable as you may be with a bus tour was so well worth the extra. Miguel took us to some amazing places with views unmatched. He was very attentive to us and our needs and helped and was flexible to ensure we had an amazing time. Probably the only drawback was the hot springs were not that hot but two of us got in and swam and for me it was a beautiful experience. We were in winter, early Jan, water about 22 degrees. We saw and patted many cats which was a…”

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3.Adventures day: Thermal Springs and Waterfalls

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 521 reviews · 7 to 8 hours (approx.) · from $107Top rated

Leave Valencia at 9:30 am for Segorbe’s Bridal Veil Waterfall and Montanejos, where you can swim in clear 25°C springs, explore caves, jump from rocks, and enjoy canyon views. Guides such as Mike, Ana, Sofia, and Kiu are known for keeping groups organized and taking photos. Water shoes, safety gear, entry fees, and secure storage are included.

“Beautiful locations and great guides making for a really great experience. I would highly recommend!”

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4.Montanejos Thermal Spring & Girlfriend Waterfall

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 404 reviews · 8 hours · from $57

Leave Valencia by air-conditioned bus or van for Salto de la Novia, known as Girlfriend Waterfall, then Montanejos thermal pools. You get swimming time, a short guided walk, local history, safety gear, and lunch time. Guides such as Ivan, Miguel, Serena, and Francesca add practical help and stories in English or Spanish.

“swimming in the hot spring. the tour guides need to have some way to communicate with the people in the back of the vehicle as I was at the back and have hearing loss, but the guide was wonderful and spoke perfect English. I would thoroughly recommend this tour we had a great time.”

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5.Montanejos Thermal Spring & Girlfriend Waterfall

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 182 reviews · 8 hours (approx.) · from $107

Travel from Valencia by air-conditioned vehicle to Montanejos, swim in 25°C thermal springs, enjoy lunch, then visit Salto de la Novia, the Girlfriend Waterfall. Guides such as Ivan, Miguel, Kika, and Manuel lead the day in English. Bring closed-toe shoes, water shoes, and a waterproof phone pouch.

“The cave and springs are absolutely beautiful, and our guide was excellent! Lots of communication and fun mini lessons about the geography and local plant types. My only "note" is all the hikes we did in Spain were more intense than expected, based on past experiences hiking in europe and the US. The views are absolutely worth it, but "hiking shoes recommended" should be interpreted as "closed toed shoes mandatory" due to steep inclines and lots of loose rock. This is not a hike for sandles or Crocs, and maybe bring a knee brace or walking stick. Not a fault of this company/tour/guide though as I noticed this with our…”

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