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Activity description
Come and do a Via Ferrata in Villena, near Alicante: perfect for beginners!
Alicante is mainly known for being one of the best beach resorts in Spain. In its coastal towns such as Jávea and Denia you will find stunning coves with crystal clear waters. But Alicante is much more than just a beach. Inland there are rocky walls and mountain ranges that are perfect for climbing, via ferratas or hiking. In addition, the good temperatures all year round make it possible to practice these sports all year round.
If you are a lover of via ferratas or would like to do one, Alicante is the place to be, as there is a wide range on offer for all levels. For those who are just starting out in this sport, the via ferrata of Villena level k2 is a great option, as its low difficulty makes it perfect for beginners and families. It is a via ferrata of 3.6 kilometres with a difference in height of 230 metres divided into two sections: the first, more horizontal, and the second with more vertical steps. During the route you can enjoy amazing views of the Vinalopó Valley. But the best of all is the final climax: a 25-metre abseil! But don't worry, if you get too dizzy you can choose to descend on the other side of the summit. This via ferrata has a total duration of 3 and a half hours including the 15-minute approach on foot and the return to the car park.
Book this via ferrata in Villena (Alicante) now: surely the first of many!
- Meeting with the instructor at the Vía Ferrata Villena car park.
- Approximate 15 minute walk up the sierra to the start of the Via Ferrata.
- Start of the via ferrata with two sections: one horizontal and the other with vertical steps.
- To finish the via ferrata you can descend a 25-metre abseil or go down the other side of the summit.
- Return to the car park.
Activity requirements
Not have vertigo.
Have a minimum physical capacity.
The maximum weight is 120 kg.
Please arrive 15 minutes before the start of the activity.
This activity is not recommended for pregnant or disabled people.
- Photos
- Insurance
- Videos
- Guide
- Via Ferrata Equipment: helmet and harness
- Water
- Food
- Transfer by car to the start of the via ferrata
- Water
- Food
- Backpack
- Comfortable clothes
- Hiking boots
- Bike gloves (optional)
