The Alcudia Valley and Sierra Madrona Natural Park treasures a large number of shelters with cave paintings. It is thought that most of them may have been made from approximately 4500 to 3000 years ago.
Surely the most famous and best preserved are those of Peña Escrita, we will talk about other paintings more modest and less known: Those of the collado del Águila, in Solana del Pino, foríso of biodiversity and geodiversity.

In a forest bath you get to disconnect from everyday life and reconnect with nature. You will awaken all your senses and feel part of it again. In addition to the multiple health benefits of contact with nature, you will enjoy an activity that will make you perceive the environment differently.

Embark on a fascinating journey along the Water Route, a unique experience for nature lovers and conscious travelers. On this route, you will discover the secrets that water has sculpted over millennia in the landscapes of the Geopark of Granada. From impressive natural springs to ancient mills, each corner tells the story of water as a protagonist in the creation of unique landscapes and ecosystems.

During the activity, guided by local experts, we will enter a territory full of life and biodiversity, exploring the geological processes that have shaped this unique environment. Water, the source of life, will be the guide on this journey, revealing how it connects with the land, fauna and flora in this natural paradise.

Discover secret corners in the Palencia Mountains, disembark in villages submerged under the waters of the reservoir, swim in paradisiacal coves, follow the trail of the brown bear, visit islands where deer take refuge to breed safe from the wolf, watch waterfowl: Herons, gulls, grebes, even the osprey, once critically endangered, now inhabiting our riverbanks.

Or visit the Romanesque mountain that punctuates the riverbank. All this in an incomparable geological setting, where dinosaurs roamed among forests with giant plants, and now we have their fossils to remember them.

All this and more from a nineteen-foot cruiser, with Julio, its captain at the helm. A nature and nautical enthusiast who will introduce you to the secrets of how to travel without using fossil fuels, simply interpreting the wind and currents, natural elements, and making use of them. Sailing, as in other times.

The Alcudia Valley and Sierra Madrona Natural Park treasures a large number of shelters with cave paintings. It is thought that most of them may have been made from approximately 4500 to 3000 years ago.
Surely the most famous and best preserved are those of Peña Escrita, we will talk about other paintings more modest and less known: Those of the collado del Águila, in Solana del Pino, foríso of biodiversity and geodiversity.

In a forest bath you get to disconnect from everyday life and reconnect with nature. You will awaken all your senses and feel part of it again. In addition to the multiple health benefits of contact with nature, you will enjoy an activity that will make you perceive the environment differently.

Embark on a fascinating journey along the Water Route, a unique experience for nature lovers and conscious travelers. On this route, you will discover the secrets that water has sculpted over millennia in the landscapes of the Geopark of Granada. From impressive natural springs to ancient mills, each corner tells the story of water as a protagonist in the creation of unique landscapes and ecosystems.

During the activity, guided by local experts, we will enter a territory full of life and biodiversity, exploring the geological processes that have shaped this unique environment. Water, the source of life, will be the guide on this journey, revealing how it connects with the land, fauna and flora in this natural paradise.

Discover secret corners in the Palencia Mountains, disembark in villages submerged under the waters of the reservoir, swim in paradisiacal coves, follow the trail of the brown bear, visit islands where deer take refuge to breed safe from the wolf, watch waterfowl: Herons, gulls, grebes, even the osprey, once critically endangered, now inhabiting our riverbanks.

Or visit the Romanesque mountain that punctuates the riverbank. All this in an incomparable geological setting, where dinosaurs roamed among forests with giant plants, and now we have their fossils to remember them.

All this and more from a nineteen-foot cruiser, with Julio, its captain at the helm. A nature and nautical enthusiast who will introduce you to the secrets of how to travel without using fossil fuels, simply interpreting the wind and currents, natural elements, and making use of them. Sailing, as in other times.