Pego

Pego, located in the comarca of La Marina Alta, is part of the Denomination of Origin Protected (DOP) Alicante, a region rich in winemaking tradition. The community has been cultivating vines since ancient times, taking advantage of its Mediterranean climate and fertile soils, which have fostered the development of native varieties such as Monastrell.

This wine, which has gained recognition both nationally and internationally, is characterized by its body and versatility in pairings. Pego is also known for its association with Fondillón, a sweet and aromatic wine that represents an important part of the vinous identity of the region.

The combination of traditional and modern techniques in winemaking is reflected in the local wineries, where winemakers find a perfect balance between historical heritage and innovation.

For the wine tourist, Pego offers a unique experience with the opportunity to visit wineries such as Aida and Luis. These spaces not only allow for wine tastings but also offer tours of the vineyards, where one can appreciate the marine and mountainous landscape that characterizes the region.

The proximity to the Marjal de Pego-Oliva Natural Park provides an ideal setting to enjoy nature while savoring a good wine. In addition to its wine appeal, the municipality boasts notable cultural heritage, including the parish church of Nuestra Señora de la Asunción and the ancient water mills, which provide a beautiful perspective on its history.

Visitors can also explore the surroundings, where mountain landscapes, hiking routes, and the nearby beaches of the Costa Blanca can be found, completing an unforgettable getaway.