Redován

A visit to Redován in Alicante is like opening a door to Mediterranean nature at its finest. The county of La Vega Baja is brimming with natural delights, such as this idyllic village closely tied to the renowned Valencian poet, Miguel Hernández. Plan a rural getaway to explore the diverse Valencian countryside.

What to do in Redován

Stroll through the historic centre of Redován and immerse yourself in the daily rhythm of a town once deeply connected to the cotton and hemp industry. Visit the 18th-century San Miguel Arcángel Parish Church and admire its elegant façade. Don't miss the Clock Tower or the two town halls - both the historic and the modern buildings. 

Did you know that Redován was once part of the Camino del Cid? It marks the final stop before Orihuela, with a commemorative monolith honouring its past.

To discover even more in Redován, head outdoors and explore its surroundings. The La Sierra Municipal Natural Area, nestled at the foot of the Callosa mountains, is an inviting escape rich in cultural heritage. Here you'll find sites like Bancalico del Moro, complete with an unmissable viewpoint, and the Virgen de la Salud Chapel recreational area - perfect for a picnic. Pack some sandwiches before you head off and enjoy a bite to eat at this peaceful spot.

In this captivating enclave, Redován teems with wildlife. Watch Bonelli's eagles, eagle-owls and hawks soaring overhead, and keep an eye out for red-legged partridges and bee-eaters among the trees. As you explore the countryside, you may also encounter snakes, shrews and hedgehogs. The arid terrain casts a unique hue over the land and mountains, nurturing a distinctive array of vegetation.

Discover signposted trails, botanical paths and information panels, along with outdoor sports facilities like rock climbing routes and via ferratas.  You’ll just have to visit to see it all for yourself. Are you up for exploring Redován and its glorious surroundings?