Which is the best airport to fly to for Cocentaina?

The most convenient airports to fly into for Cocentaina are:

Alicante-Elche Airport (ALC): Approximately 1 hour and 15 minutes by car (around 100 km).

Valencia Airport (VLC): Approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes by car (around 130 km). Both airports offer a wide range of international and domestic flights, making them ideal options for travelers.

Are there direct trains or buses to Cocentaina?

There is a trains from Valencia to Cocentaina, you can also take a train to Xàtiva or Alcoy and then continue by bus or taxi. Buses run from both Alicante and Valencia to Alcoy, which is just a 15-minute drive from Cocentaina. However, these options may take longer than driving directly.

Is it easy to rent a bike in Cocentaina?

Yes! Cocentaina has a strong cycling culture, and there is an excellent bike shop in Alcoy where you can rent high-quality road, mountain, or gravel bikes.

Can I combine cycling with other activities in Cocentaina?

Definitely! Cocentaina is a hub for outdoor enthusiasts. In addition to cycling, you can: Swim in the Olympic-sized pool for triathlon training between June and September

Explore hiking and trail-running routes in the Sierra de Mariola Natural Park.

Visit local landmarks like the Medieval Castle of Cocentaina or the Museu Fester.

Sample traditional Valencian cuisine at local restaurants and cafés.

Is there parking at the house or nearby?

There is no parking directly out side the house. however, there is free parking in the town.

Cars need to be moved out of the square on a Wednesday evening. Due to the market on a Thursday morning sell fresh fruit and vegetables.

There are festivals and through out the year. Notices are placed in the square when cars need to be moved.

(If your car happens to be towed away you will find it in car park at the top left hand corner of the town! )

Is Cocentaina suitable for all cycling levels?

Yes! Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned pro, Cocentaina has something for everyone. Beginners can enjoy gentle countryside routes, while experienced riders can tackle challenging climbs like Col de Rates or technical trails in the Sierra de Mariola.