Alternative plans for enjoying Fallas with your pet
Published 11/03/2025
Looking for alternative ways to enjoy Fallas with your pet? We’ve got some fun ideas that both you and your furry companion will love.
With a little planning and a mindful approach, you can enjoy Fallas with your pet while avoiding the festival’s noisy hustle and bustle. While the firecrackers and fireworks might thrill the crowds, they’re not exactly a pet’s idea of fun.
If you live in or near València, take advantage of the festive season to explore quieter spots and enjoy alternative plans with your four-legged friend. Keep reading to find the best pet-friendly places to enjoy during Fallas.
Pet-friendly plans during Fallas
A great way to escape the chaos of Fallas is by taking a trip where you and your dog can relax and have fun. One fantastic spot is Dehesa del Saler, just outside València. Perfect for walks and playing fetch, this scenic area features a pine forest caressed by a gentle sea breeze. Be sure to bring your camera - you’ll want to capture the beauty of the surroundings.
We also recommend looking into the region's dog-friendly beaches. You can check with local information centres for their locations and availability. For example, Alboraya offers a spacious beach area, perfect for a day out with your dog.
The patchwork fields that make up the scenic Valencian countryside are also a great destination for those with pets. Stroll along nature trails that wind past lush orchards, ancient canals and streams that nourish the land. Meliana offers ploughed fields kissed by the warm glow of the Mediterranean sun.
Your pet can enjoy the festive season too, with day trips to stunning natural spots like Godella and Serra, nestled in the heart of Sierra Calderona. Discover the serene landscape around the historic Cartuja de Portaceli or hike up to the El Garbí viewpoint for breathtaking views of the Valencian mountains.
Finally, to make sure your pet enjoys Fallas as much as you do, we recommend checking out what’s on during the festival so you can avoid crowded events and fireworks displays. Fallas Festival doesn’t have to be your pet’s worst nightmare - it's all about finding the right plan.



