Sustainable Wine Tourism and Electric Car Travel in Alicante
Exploring the vineyards of Alicante can also be an environmentally responsible plan. With the growing network of charging points and dozens of organic wineries, planning a low-emission wine tourism route has never been easier.
Wine and Sustainability Together
Alicante is one of the provinces in Spain with the largest area of organic vineyards. The dry, sunny climate allows for grape growing with very few treatments, respecting the soil and the landscape. Visiting these wineries is a way to support a cleaner agricultural model.
Plan Your Route with Charging Stations
If you are traveling by electric car, organize your journey around the charging points in the main towns (Villena, Novelda, Monóvar, Dénia) and take advantage of the charging time for visits and tastings. Many wine-producing towns already have public chargers.
Organic Wineries for Your Route
The province offers a mosaic of organic projects, from Marina Alta to Vinalopó: Bodegas Trenza, Joan de la Casa, Montesanco, Bodegas Volver, La Zafra, Francisco Gómez, and Bodegas Faelo, among others. You can mix them by following our Organic Wine Route.
Small Gestures That Count
- Group several nearby wineries in each outing.
- Buy directly from the winery to reduce packaging.
- Respect the paths and vineyards during visits.
Frequently asked questions
Are there charging points near the wineries? +
More and more. The main wine-producing towns (Villena, Monóvar, Novelda, Dénia) have public chargers; it’s advisable to plan your route with them.
What distinguishes an organic winery? +
It cultivates the vineyard without synthetic chemicals and with practices that care for the soil, and is certified by the organic farming authority.
Is there an already organized route? +
Yes, the Organic Wine Route of Alicante features the sustainable wineries in the province.
