Enjoy the natural beauty of the Vega Baja in the Pinada de Guardamar!
La Pinada de Guardamar, also known as Parque Alfonso XIII, is a place that combines natural beauty with history in the region of Vega Baja, Alicante. Perfect for family walks, it offers paved paths and a historical heritage that includes Phoenician and Islamic archaeological sites. The origin of La Pinada dates back to the 19th century, when Francisco Mira initiated an ambitious reforestation project to protect the area from the dunes that were threatening to encroach on the houses in the town. This effort to conserve and protect the natural environment has allowed later generations to enjoy the beauty and serenity of this unique place. As well as touring the Pinada, visitors can explore the famous Guardamar Dunes from the Ingeniero Mira promenade, completing an unforgettable experience. In short, the Pinada de Guardamar is an invitation to explore, learn and connect with the natural and historical richness of the region, an opportunity not to be missed.
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