Immerse yourself in an unforgettable experience at Coster d'En Sala, where the history of La Marina Alta comes to life through its landscapes, agricultural traditions and the excellence of its wine.
Immerse yourself in an unforgettable experience at Coster d'En Sala, where the history of La Marina Alta comes to life through its landscapes, agricultural traditions and the excellence of its wine. Designed for groups of friends and lovers of wine and gastronomy, this activity combines culture, nature and native flavors in a unique environment. The adventure begins with a guided tour of the vineyard, where you will discover how raisin cultivation transformed the economy and cultural identity of the region during the 19th century. Learn about ancient agricultural methods and the fundamental role of the "riuraus" in this fascinating tradition. In summer, you will witness a demonstration of the traditional raisin-making process, from manual harvesting to drying in the "tollos." This exclusive activity will allow you to appreciate the art and dedication that supported so many local families. The experience culminates with a wine tasting and pairings in an outdoor space, where you will enjoy wines made with native varieties and local products such as almonds, cheeses and sausages. Every sip and bite tells a story, transporting you to the heart of La Marina Alta. Connect with the essence of this land through an authentic and sustainable experience that celebrates history, culture and nature.
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