Senija

Senija, a charming municipality in the La Marina Alta region, stands out in the winemaking history of the province of Alicante, where grape cultivation has shaped the lives of its inhabitants for generations. In this area, the Protected Designation of Origin (DOP) Alicante provides an ideal framework for the cultivation of various grape varieties, with Monastrell being the star of the region.

Through the centuries, this grape has given rise to wines of renowned character, including Fondillón, a historic sweet wine that reflects the richness of the land and the winemaking tradition of the region. The wine production in Senija is integrated into a landscape where tradition and innovation intertwine, keeping the winemaking essence of the municipality alive.

Local wineries, such as Bodegas Trenza, not only produce wines but also serve as guardians of the culture and customs surrounding viticulture, offering visitors a unique immersive experience in the world of Alicante wines.

For the wine tourist, Senija is a destination that invites exploration of the richness of its vineyards and the diversity of its wines. The wineries, accessible for tours, offer tastings and pathways where one can appreciate the winemaking process and get to know the history behind each bottle.

Strolling through its vineyard fields is to enjoy a picturesque landscape, where the mountainous slopes are adorned with vines growing in the Mediterranean sun, creating an ideal environment for viticulture. In addition, Senija boasts a cultural and architectural heritage that enriches the visitor's experience.

Walking through its streets allows you to admire the beauty of the local architecture, as well as enjoy the typical gastronomy of the area. Nearby, don’t miss the opportunity to visit other villages in the region, where you can continue exploring the wine richness of Alicante, as well as enjoy natural landscapes and nearby beaches.