How long is the tour?

The private experience runs about 4 hours, including transport from Alicante City Center and the winery tasting.

How many wines will we taste?

Expect to taste 3–4 wines paired with regional snacks to highlight local flavors.

Is transport included?

Yes — private transport from Alicante City Center to the selected winery and back is included.

Can dietary restrictions be accommodated?

Inform your operator when booking; most hosts can adjust pairings for common dietary needs.

Is this suitable for non-drinkers or under-18s?

The tour centers on wine tasting and is designed for adults; check age restrictions when booking and notify the guide about non-drinkers.

Is the tour wheelchair accessible?

The tour is not suitable for people with reduced mobility due to vineyard terrain and cellar steps.

Alicante Private Wine Tasting: Winery Visit on the Alicante Wine Route

Leave the palm-lined promenades of Alicante and head inland for a private tasting that reads like a field guide to the region’s flavors. This experience — Alicante: Private Wine Tasting Experience with Winery Visit — begins in Alicante City Center, where a guide collects your group and steers you through the low hills of the Alicante wine route. Sun warms terraced vines and scrubby maquis; limestone and clay soils lend a saline edge to grapes that thrive in the Mediterranean heat. At a family-run bodega chosen for its character rather than celebrity, you’ll taste 3–4 wines that map the region’s range: crisp, citrus-driven whites often made from Moscatel or Verdejo, fuller rosés, and deep reds built on Monastrell (Mourvèdre) with ripe black fruit and garrigue spice. In some cellars you may encounter the rare Fondillón, a historic Alicante wine aged oxidatively — ask your guide if it’s available. Each pour is paired with regional delicacies: artisan cheeses, cured ham, olive oil, and seasonal tarts that sharpen the wines’ subtleties and show how food shaped local winemaking. What makes this private tour special is the focus and ease. With a dedicated English-speaking guide and private transport, you avoid generic tasting rooms and spend time in a small, intimate setting where winemakers share techniques used across generations: dry-farming on sun-soaked slopes, low yields to concentrate flavor, and fermentation choices that highlight terroir. The drive itself is part of the attraction — roadside almond groves, low stone walls, and views back to the blue Mediterranean lend context to each sip. This experience fits well into a half-day schedule. It’s ideal for curious travelers who want an accessible introduction to Alicante’s viticulture without the logistics of arranging taxis or navigation. The tour is not suitable for people with reduced mobility; otherwise, most guests find the walking minimal and the pace relaxed. Practical notes: tastings typically include three to four wines and light food pairings, and the meeting point is Alicante City Center with a 30–45 minute drive to the winery. Bring sun protection and a sense of curiosity. For people who love regional wine stories and small producers, this private tasting is a clear, flavorful way to read the landscape through glass. It’s the kind of short escape that adds local depth to a Mediterranean stay and leaves you with both knowledge and a taste to remember. Booking is private and tailored; groups appreciate the flexibility to focus on organic practices, barrel rooms, or vineyard walks when weather permits. Expect conversation in English and a leisurely return to Alicante that drops you off in the city center, usually with time to explore the harbor or Mercado Central afterward. Bring a camera; bottles can be purchased.

About Walks in Europe

Walks in Europe is a guided-tour operator based in Milano, Lombardia, offering small-group and private walking tours across Italy and select nearby destinations.

Specializing in city highlights and cultural deep-dives, the company provides pre-reserved tickets, priority access, and expert local guides for major sites including St. Mark’s Basilica, the Doge’s Palace, the Leaning Tower of Pisa, Florence’s Accademia and cathedral, Milan’s Duomo and Sforza Castle, and Verona’s Roman Arena.

Each itinerary emphasizes local stories, architecture, and culinary stops where noted, combining on-foot exploration with reserved entries or optional experiences such as gondola rides and cable car ascents. Tours listed include Venice highlights, the Jewish Ghetto and synagogue visits, Doge’s Palace guided tours with optional gondola rides, Verona walking and food tours with cable car access, Pisa guided visits to Miracles Square, Paris Sainte-Chapelle and Conciergerie tours, Milan Duomo and Pietà highlights, and Florence Medici and David-focused experiences.

Walks in Europe operates from Milano while serving travelers visiting Venice, Verona, Pisa, Florence, Milan and Paris. The operator’s use of pre-booked tickets and priority access reduces wait times and enhances time-on-site for visitors. Local guides deliver historical context, accessible pacing, and curated routes suited to small groups and private bookings. Travelers seeking guided walking tours with efficient logistics and expert guidance can find the company’s offerings aligned to classic landmarks, art, and cultural heritage across its listed routes. Booking options include small-group departures and private experiences with clear cancellation policies, accessible meeting points, and multilingual guide availability when specified upon special request.