Valencia sits on the same east-coast corridor as the Costa Blanca, so it’s well served by the vans already running that way — part loads from around £1,000 for 5m³, dedicated vehicles door to door in 2–4 days.
It’s also the destination that has grown fastest in the last few years, largely with people who looked at Barcelona and Madrid, compared the rents, and came here instead.
Where we deliver
Valencia city — Ruzafa, El Carmen, Eixample, Benimaclet, Campanar, El Cabanyal — plus the metropolitan area and the coast: Alboraya, Paterna, Torrent, El Puig, Sagunto, Gandía and the Albufera villages south of the city.
Granada, Seville and the wider Andalusian interior are quoted on request; they’re reached on the same southbound runs, and the price depends on where they fall in the schedule.
Access
Valencia is mostly an apartment city, and the older quarters have the usual constraints — El Carmen in particular has streets no lorry can enter, and Ruzafa’s older blocks often have small lifts. As everywhere in Spain, the two questions that decide the price are what floor you’re on and whether the lift takes furniture. Answer those at survey and the quote holds.
The newer developments north and west of the city are straightforward — wide access, communal parking, working lifts.
What it costs
Standard corridor rates: around £1,000–£1,400 for a 5–10m³ part load and £3,500–£6,500 for a three-bed household, door to door. Full 2026 price guide →
The route and how long it takes
Vans cross at Dover–Calais or Portsmouth–Santander and reach Valencia on the AP-7 east-coast route. Dedicated vehicles typically arrive in 2–4 days; shared part loads in 3 days to 2 weeks, sharing the schedule with Costa Blanca deliveries.
What people move here
A mix that reflects who moves to Valencia: remote workers and younger families with flat-sized loads, plus a growing number of full households from people relocating permanently rather than buying a holiday place. Bikes travel constantly — it’s that kind of city.
Moving to Valencia to live?
Our Moving to Valencia guide → covers empadronamiento, healthcare, neighbourhoods and what rent actually costs.
Frequently asked questions
How much are removals to Valencia? Around £1,000–£1,400 for a 5–10m³ part load; £3,500–£6,500 for a three-bed household (2026 guide prices).
How long does it take from the UK? 2–4 days on a dedicated vehicle; 3 days to 2 weeks on a shared part load.
Do you deliver to Granada or Seville? Both are quoted on request, on the same southbound runs. Give us the town on the quote form and we’ll price it.
Can you reach El Carmen and the old town? Via a smaller shuttle vehicle for the final approach — a full-size lorry can’t enter those streets.
Do you cover Gandía and the coast south of the city? Yes, along with Sagunto and the northern coast.
Is a part load enough for a Valencia flat? Usually — most moves here are under 15m³, which is part-load territory rather than a dedicated van.