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Monnegre is a unique town located in the north of the municipality of Alicante. This enclave, which forms part of the old Alicante orchard, is characterised by its slopes, ravines and orchards, as well as by old farmhouses and numerous historical hydraulic infrastructures, such as the remains of the Roman aqueduct that carried water from Tibi to Alicante.

Agost is a town in Alicante known for its historic pottery tradition, based on the white clay quarries that surround it. These clays, extracted since ancient times, have been essential for the production of unique ceramic pieces, such as botijos and jugs. The geological wealth of the area has not only promoted local crafts, but has also made Agost a cultural and tourist reference in the province of Alicante.

The Rambla de Rambuchar is an intermittent watercourse that originates in the Sierra del Maigmó, at an altitude of 1,100 metres. Along its route, it collects water from the Maigmó and Cid mountain ranges, as well as from other lower elevations. It is a natural enclave of interest for outdoor activities, such as hiking and mountain biking, offering landscapes characteristic of the region and a direct connection with nature.

The Salinas de Santa Pola is a protected natural area in Spain located in the municipality of Santa Pola, which is part of the province of Alicante, in the Valencian Community.

The El Hondo Natural Park, located between the municipalities of Elche and Crevillente in the province of Alicante, is one of the main wetlands in the Valencian Community. This natural space is part of the old lagoon of Elche and is made up of reservoirs, ponds and salt marshes that create an ideal habitat for a great diversity of species.

The Sierra de Albatera y Crevillente is a mountain range located in the province of Alicante. Its peaks offer panoramic views of the Bajo Vinalopó region and the Vega Baja del Segura, making them points of interest for hiking and nature lovers. In addition to its scenic value, the Sierra de Albatera y Crevillente is home to elements of historical and cultural interest, such as the Els Pontets aqueduct.

The Elche Reservoir is one of the oldest arch dams in Europe. This reservoir, located on the Vinalopó River, is a natural space of great ecological and scenic value. The "Water Route" is an environmental trail that runs through the reservoir's surroundings, allowing visitors to learn about the hydraulic history of the area and enjoy its biodiversity.