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Live an Experience Among Orange Trees in Huerto Ribera

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Experience the essence of Valencia's orange farming tradition at Huerto Ribera. Immerse yourself in the vibrant orange groves, stroll through the gardens, and learn about the cultivation of citrus fruits. Discover the different varieties, witness the pruning and grafting techniques, and gain insight into the history and current state of Valencian citrus farming. Get hands-on by collecting and tasting various citrus fruits, and step inside the warehouse where the oranges are calibrated and selected before being sent to homes across Europe. To conclude the visit, indulge in a tasting of local delicacies such as orange sweets, Valencian liqueurs, homemade jams, and orange blossom honey. Located just 40 km from Valencia, Huerto Ribera offers an unforgettable experience that will engage all your senses. Come and explore the beauty and flavors of the most traditional crop in Valencia!

About this experience

  • Free Cancellation For a full refund cancel at least before the start of your booking
  • Suitable for 1-15 Participants
  • Small Group Tour
  • Self Guided Experience
  • Collect and taste different citrus fruits
  • Visit the 19th century modernist house with an eclectic style
  • Taste typical Valencian products from km 0
  • Experience the traditional crop in Valencia
  • Snacks
  • Private transportation

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Introduction

Discover the enchanting world of orange cultivation at Huerto Ribera, a picturesque Valencian orange farm dating back to 1870. Located just 40 km from Valencia in the vibrant town of Carcaixent, this immersive experience promises a day filled with natural beauty and sensory delights. From strolling through fragrant gardens to learning about different varieties of citrus, you'll gain a comprehensive understanding of orange farming while surrounded by the idyllic scenery of this citrus paradise.

What to Expect

Embark on a journey through the fascinating world of citrus farming at Huerto Ribera. As you walk among the lush gardens and orange groves, you'll learn about the intricacies of cultivation, including pruning, grafting, flowering, and irrigation techniques. Immerse yourself in the history and heritage of orange cultivation while exploring the different varieties of citrus fruits. Experience the joy of picking your own oranges or tangerines (when in season) and gain insights into the meticulous process of sorting and packaging these vibrant fruits for distribution throughout Europe. This hands-on experience offers a unique opportunity to witness firsthand the current state of Valencian citrus farming in a truly exceptional setting.

Who is This For?

This captivating experience is perfect for nature enthusiasts, food lovers, and anyone seeking a deeper connection with the Valencian countryside. Whether you're a curious traveler, a family looking for an educational outing, or a group of friends seeking a unique adventure, Huerto Ribera welcomes visitors of all ages and backgrounds. Embrace the opportunity to engage with the rich agricultural heritage of Valencia and gain a newfound appreciation for the traditional crop that has shaped the region's identity.

Why Book This?

Huerto Ribera offers a truly immersive experience that allows you to connect with nature, learn about orange cultivation, and indulge in the exquisite flavors of Valencian artisan products. The farm's picturesque gardens and orange groves provide a serene backdrop for exploration and discovery. From witnessing the meticulous process of sorting and packaging oranges to savoring the taste of homemade jams and orange blossom honey, every moment is designed to leave a lasting impression. This experience offers a unique opportunity to escape the hustle and bustle of city life and embrace the tranquility of the countryside while immersing yourself in the rich cultural heritage and natural beauty of Valencia.

Good to Know

During the visit to Huerto Ribera, you will have the chance to taste typical Valencian products from km 0, including orange sweets, Valencian liqueurs, and homemade jams. The experience also includes a snack to keep you energized throughout the day. If you're traveling from Valencia Nord, you can easily reach Huerto Ribera by commuter train, followed by a short walk or a taxi ride. Private transportation is not included, but the farm is easily accessible via public transportation. Don't miss this opportunity to delve into the heart of Valencian orange cultivation and gain a deeper understanding of this time-honored tradition.

Reviews

Visitors to Huerto Ribera have raved about the experience, praising the knowledgeable guides, beautiful surroundings, and the chance to learn about the history and cultivation of oranges. Many have expressed their delight in being able to taste and pick their own citrus fruits, calling it a truly immersive and enjoyable activity. Guests have also appreciated the opportunity to sample a variety of Valencian artisan products, with some describing the flavors as absolutely divine. Overall, visitors have left Huerto Ribera with a newfound appreciation for the artistry and dedication that goes into orange cultivation, making it a must-visit destination for those seeking an authentic Valencian experience.

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  • You can book at any time before the event

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  • At least one adult or senior required per booking

Reviews

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4.5 (15)

Sightsee626777

This was SO worth the time to come and visit! I'd give this 6 stars if I could, Teresa was a wonderfully hospitable host and we experienced so much more than just taking a look at some orange trees! She explained the history behind her family's orange farm and agricultural techniques in an engaging way, and let us sample lots of different fruits besides the oranges that they grow there. There were breaks to enjoy a glass of cold freshly squeezed juice, a chance to pick our own oranges to take home and take photos, and we wrapped up with a visit to the gift shop where everything was very modestly priced and we were able to have further tastings of the different jams, liqueurs and biscuits they make there. Teresa is amazing at what she does and really goes out of her way to make your experience as great as possible - when the fig jam was out of stock in the 100g size and we told her we couldn't fly back anything bigger, she filled an empty 100g jar just for us and we can't thank her enough. The whole farm landscape is idyllic, even at the end of the season after harvest (which happens in mid May, we went in late May). She recommended that if we ever wanted to see the orchards in bloom and full of oranges, we should return in March or April.

GSDLove

My husband and I really enjoyed our visit. Having the taxi arranged at the train station made everything easy. We really appreciated that this family is trying to maintain a family farm in a difficult economic situation. The orchard is beautiful and the guide was engaging and charming.

florinl459

I've been with my family and the place is not at all family orientated. It is just a money maker and they don't appreciate the importance of costumer service. Pour English for the tour guide, and really bad management. They are also very stingy, they are not happy at all if you want to taste the fruits directly from the trees. They have some small buckets and they offer you one each. I would never go back to this place . Stay away if you have young kids !

teacherbarnes

They didn't even slave-drive us to pick oranges for them! Wooooo! Great experience. Teresa was lovely, answered all our silly questions about snakes, loved a good history of the orange groves, literally couldn't give us enough oranges! Buggered about in the groves then saw them being cleaned and sorted. Tried some local juice then all the lovely orangey booze and food! Beautiful! Great to buy some loveliness from as well!

Alexandra A

It was completely amazing!!! No words can describe how WOW it was! Me and my mum Loved it to the last bit! Ana & Ana were amazing !!! Super guide & very knowledgeable. Very impressed with the history of the oranges and tasting their amazing jam and the other products. It is a MUST do avtivity in Valencia. You can’t miss it! Thank you Ana & Ana and I hope to be back! 🥰

saracX9629RO

This was one of the best tours I have taken! We booked the tour and received a message from the guide asking if we needed a taxi from the train station in Valencia. We did and they provided a taxi that was waiting when we arrived. The train from Valencia Nord was around 40min. The venue is beautiful and our tour guide was the best. We explored the property, picked oranges, tasted a variety of oranges and lemons, and at the end, tasted freshly squeezed orange juice. The blood oranges were delicious. The guide showed us around the entire property explaining the history and process! Fantastic tour. Would highly recommend when visiting Valencia.

TinaJesson

A lovely morning walking through the orange trees. We sampled fruits from the trees and learnt a lot about the history and how they are grown. We took the train from Valencia tickets cost 12 euros and walked the 25 minutes up to the meeting point. We had refreshments and had an opportunity to purchase jams marmalades and other items from a small shop. Ana was delightful as our guide. Definitely recommend it

GregInParis

We visited this farm on a warm afternoon, mid November. The guide was pleasant, speaking good English and very good French. She gave a brief history of the heyday of orange farming in Spain, and its current situation. Then we followed her through the orange trees, and saw a vide variety of citrus fruit. There are 10,000 trees, set in a beautiful valley, with many small orange farms rolling through the valley. The tour ended with a pause on the balcony, overlooking the whole farm. Beautiful site, and we were given fresh lemonade, which was neither bitter nor too sweet, we ate mandarines, and taste-tested the cookies the marmalade and other products available in the gift shop. It was a lovely time for me, my wife and our adult daughter, who had gifted the visit for her mother's birthday.

rainer363

We liked our stay in Huerto Ribera very much. After a warmly welcome in a very familiar and cosy atmosphere we learned a lot about oranges and different other fruits. From one of them, the "Hand of Buddha" we never heard before. It was a pleasure for us to see and taste the fruit. And there were enough other opportunities to taste different fruits and sweets made of lemon fruits. Huerto Ribera really is a small paradise. We can recommand this tour to everybody.

stephaniebK8809BF

This orange tree farm was really beautiful. Easy train ride to come from Valencia and Teresa kindly organized a taxi to and from the train station to farm. She shared a lot of interesting facts about oranges and other citrus fruits. My group and I enjoyed this activity. It felt a bit rushed at the end, I wish there had been more time to take pictures. Overall, I would recommend to anyone that is thinking of doing this. :)
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