Pinoso (El Pinós) is a charming and peaceful village in the inland of Alicante, far away from mass tourism and surrounded by nature, tradition, and the famous white gold: marble from the surrounding mountains. The village is known for its warm community, rich culture, and beautiful landscapes that invite you to explore.

Pinoso: Village life, warm, authentic, and rich in tradition
The heart of Pinoso beats around the Plaza de España, where locals gather for coffee, daily shopping, and the weekly Saturday market. Here, you will experience the true Spanish lifestyle: small-scale, friendly, and relaxed.
The Church of San Pedro Apóstol has been the village's landmark for generations, giving the center its historic character.
Church Pinoso










Wine, gastronomy, and local products
Pinoso is a true wine town. The surrounding vineyards produce the famous Monastrell wines, which you can taste in the region's many bodegas. The local cuisine is pure and traditional. One of the most famous dishes is arroz con conejo-rice with rabbit and snails, a specialty you will find in many local restaurants.
Nature, mountains, forests, and endless tranquility
Pinoso is situated at the edge of the Sierra de Salinas nature reserve, a beautiful mountain area featuring hiking trails, pine forests, and panoramic views. The landscape is characterized by almond trees, olive groves, and, of course, the marble quarries that make this region world-famous.The climate is warm and sunny, with over 300 days of sunshine per year, mild winters, and dry summers. Perfect for an outdoor lifestyle.
Marble: the white gold of Pinoso
The Pinoso area is renowned for its high-quality marble production, which is one of the village's main economic pillars. The impressive white quarries in the mountains are a unique sight and form an essential part of the region's identity.This oro blanco (white gold) also inspired the name Villa Oro Blanco, a direct nod to the beauty and history of this extraordinary region.
Location and accessibilityPinoso is located about a 45-minute drive from Alicante and the coast, and 45 minutes from Murcia. Thanks to nearby highways and airports, the village is easily accessible, allowing you to enjoy the peace and quiet of the inland countryside without feeling isolated.