Exploring the Beauty of Alicante’s Waterfalls and Cella’s Charm — A Detailed Review

Embarking on a day trip from Alicante that combines breathtaking waterfalls with a charming medieval city sounds like a perfect escape for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike. This tour, offered by Sagrada Travel, takes you to explore the spectacular 3 Anna Waterfalls and the impressive Salto de Cella in the Valencian Community, all wrapped up in about six hours of walking, sightseeing, and fresh air.
What we love about this experience? First, the stunning scenery that’s guaranteed to leave you with plenty of photo-worthy moments. Second, the small group size ensures a more intimate and personalized experience, with guides who genuinely know their stuff. Third, the well-organized logistics — from pickup to return — make it easy to enjoy the day without stressing over transportation or planning. That said, one thing to consider is that this activity involves a lot of walking, so it’s best suited for active travelers comfortable with trekking.
This tour is ideal for those who want to escape the crowds, appreciate nature’s beauty, and enjoy a physically engaging adventure. It’s especially suited for travelers who don’t mind a bit of a workout and are eager to discover lesser-known natural and historic sites in Spain.
You can check if your dates are available here:Good To Know

- Stunning Waterfalls: Visit the iconic 3 Anna Waterfalls, known for their picturesque cascades and lush surroundings.
- Charming Cella: Explore a medieval city rich in history with an incredible viewpoint of Salto de Cella.
- Guided Experience: Enjoy the insights of a knowledgeable local guide who enhances your understanding of the area.
- Comfortable Transportation: Private pickups and drop-offs from Alicante or Benidorm streamline your day.
- Physical Challenge: Expect to walk and trek for around 3 hours, so comfortable shoes and good fitness are a must.
- Authentic Experience: Get away from busy tourist spots and discover the natural beauty and history of the Valencian countryside.
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An In-Depth Look at the Tour Experience

From Alicante to the Waterfalls and Cella
The tour begins with convenient private transport from either Alicante or Benidorm, depending on your pick-up location. This relaxed start helps set the tone for the day, giving you time to chat with your guide and review the plan ahead. The journey itself offers a chance to admire the Spanish countryside, setting expectations for the natural beauty to come.
The 3 Anna Waterfalls — A Visual Feast
The highlight of the trip is, unsurprisingly, the 3 Anna Waterfalls. Known locally for their impressive cascades, these waterfalls create a mesmerizing display of water flowing through rocky channels and lush greenery. As one reviewer shared, “We went to the waterfalls today, we really enjoyed it, the trip left a lot of good memories,” thanks to the stunning scenery and the chance to capture countless photos.
Expect a mix of walking and light trekking through well-maintained paths. The terrain is natural, so comfortable shoes are essential — hiking boots or sturdy trainers are recommended. The walk around the waterfalls takes approximately three hours, including time for photos, picnicking, and simply soaking in the views.
More Great Thing To Do NearbyLunch and Relaxation
While food and drinks aren’t included in the tour price, the itinerary makes room for a picnic or visiting local eateries in Cella. Many travelers pack snacks or a packed lunch to enjoy amidst nature or in the medieval town, giving a chance to relax and refuel before the next stop.
Cella — Medieval Charm and Spectacular Views
The town of Cella offers a charming step back in time. Its narrow streets, historic architecture, and peaceful ambiance make it a perfect contrast to the lively waterfalls. The tour includes a visit to the observation deck, which provides a panoramic view of the Salto de Cella — a dramatic waterfall that plunges into a lush valley.
According to one enthusiastic reviewer, “Our guides were excellent: knowledgeable, adventurous, and very accommodating,” making the visit to Cella all the more memorable. Walking around the medieval streets adds a cultural layer to the day, with plenty of opportunities to learn about the town’s history and enjoy local views.
Salto de Cella — A Grand Finale
The Salto de Cella waterfall is the tour’s dramatic centerpiece, with its imposing cascade and the surrounding greenery. From the observation deck, you get a sweeping view that’s perfect for photos and soaking in the natural power of the water. This spot is ideal for those who love scenic overlooks and want to finish their day with a sense of accomplishment.
Return Journey and Practicalities
After exploring Cella and the waterfalls, the group heads back to Alicante or Benidorm, with the total tour duration around six hours. The small group size—limited to 8 participants—ensures a more personal experience, with guides like Mikhail and Olga providing insights and ensuring everyone’s safety.
Who Will Get the Most Out of This Tour?
This experience is best suited for active travelers who enjoy trekking, natural beauty, and small-group adventures. The physical nature of the tour means it’s not ideal for young children under 10, wheelchair users, or older travelers over 70. It also requires comfortable shoes, trekking gear, and food — so packing appropriately is key.
What the Tour Includes and Excludes

The price covers private transportation, a local guide, and hotel pickup and drop-off, making logistics effortless. However, food and drinks are not included, so bringing snacks or a packed lunch is advisable. The tour offers flexible cancellation up to 24 hours in advance, providing peace of mind for last-minute changes.
Value and Overall Impression
When you consider the beauty of the waterfalls, the cultural charm of Cella, and the expert guidance from knowledgeable guides, this tour offers excellent value. It balances physical activity with sightseeing, allowing you to experience authentic Spanish countryside rather than tourist-heavy spots.
The reviews highlight how well-organized and memorable the experience is. One participant noted, “This was one of the BEST tours we have ever taken,” praising the scenery and guides for making it truly special.
Who This Tour Is Perfect For
If you’re someone who loves outdoor adventures and is willing to walk and trek through natural terrain, this tour is a fantastic choice. It’s perfect for adventure-minded travelers looking to discover Spain’s lesser-known natural treasures while enjoying the camaraderie of a small group. Nature lovers, history enthusiasts, and photography buffs will find plenty to love here.
It’s less suitable if you prefer easy strolls, less physical activity, or traveling with young children. Also, those who carry wheelchair or mobility equipment might want to explore other options, given the trekking nature of this trip.
Frequently Asked Questions

How long is the tour?
The tour lasts approximately 6 hours, including transportation, sightseeing, and walking around the waterfalls and Cella.
Where do I get picked up?
Pick-up options are available from Alicante or Benidorm, making it convenient regardless of your accommodation.
What should I bring?
Comfortable shoes, trekking gear, and food are recommended. Bringing a camera or smartphone for photos is a must.
Is the tour suitable for children?
No, it’s not recommended for children under 10, as it involves a fair amount of walking and trekking.
Can I cancel if my plans change?
Yes, you can cancel up to 24 hours before the tour for a full refund.
Are guides available in multiple languages?
Yes, guides speak English, Spanish, and Russian, catering to diverse travelers.
To sum it up, this tour offers a compelling mix of natural beauty, cultural charm, and physical activity. It’s ideal for travelers who want to spend a day immersed in Spain’s lesser-trodden scenic spots with the guidance of friendly, knowledgeable locals. Expect memorable vistas, engaging walking, and plenty of photo opportunities. Perfect for active explorers eager to uncover some of Alicante’s most beautiful—and often overlooked—natural treasures.
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