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The chapel was consecrated in 1803, when Mass was first celebrated there. Built on a historic connecting path, it quickly became a religious meeting place for the surrounding communities. To this day, it remains the center of the annual celebrations in honor of Sant Vicent Ferrer and represents the shared history of the three towns of La Nucía, Altea, and l’Alfàs del Pi.

The Ermita de Sant Vicent del Captivador is located in the rural border region between La Nucía, Altea, and l’Alfàs del Pi and is a small, historic chapel of regional importance. It was built at the beginning of the 19th century; the building permit dates back to 1802, and the first Mass was celebrated there in 1803. This year is therefore considered its historic year of construction and consecration. The hermitage stands on an old connecting path, today known as the Camí de l’Ermita or Camí de Sant Vicent, which formerly served as a religious and social meeting point for the surrounding communities. To this day, the chapel is the focal point of the annual celebrations in honor of Sant Vicent Ferrer and symbolizes the shared history and connection of the three towns in the Marina Baixa.

Old mill from the 18th century

A magnificent view! Steep cliffs and lush vegetation stretch into the distance, while the sun bathes the rugged terrain in a play of light and shadow. The clear blue sky completes the peaceful and majestic atmosphere. A perfect place to enjoy the beauty of Spanish nature.

This bit is paved road, but building the new sports complex in La Nucia means you have to come back the same way.

The Molí Vell, or Moorish Mill, as we know it today, is the architectural structure of the house and the remains of an old medieval mill, possibly from the Andalusian period, associated with the Reg Vell d'Altea. It is located near the Algar River on a river terrace on the right bank and dominates the riverbed. Currently, access is via the path that runs along the right bank. The surrounding landscape consists of terraced orchards where fruit and vegetables are grown with high profitability, located very close to the so-called Algoletjes on the banks of the Algar. There are accounts of its existence in the Middle Ages, possibly related to the Alquería de Benimussa. The Carta Puebla of 1617 mentions the earlier existence of irrigation ditches such as the Reg Vell or the Molí (Pastor Fluixà, pp. 89, 91). This particular ditch would transport water to its pond to power the mill. Its location therefore lies within the future hydraulic system of what was later called the Reg Major or Baix. Explanatory panel in Valencian, Spanish, and English. Very detailed and clear.

Information board with various routes along the Algar. Either along the river or as a loop back to Altea. Informative and also helpful.