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Valle de Ricote

Myths and Stars in the Ricote Valley

(Astroversia)

Discover the night sky through telescope observation, learn to identify constellations and their mythology, and connect with our natural celestial heritage.

Max. 25 people

Spanish, English

Approx. 2 hours

Our ecotourism commitment

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Our ecotourism commitment:

At Astroversia, we strive to bring the night sky closer to people through a respectful, informative, and emotional lens. Our astro-tourism experiences aim to highlight the night sky as an essential part of our natural heritage, fostering a connection with nature, a sense of wonder, and an appreciation for the importance of preserving dark skies.

- Since 2018, we have been part of programs for gifted students in partnership with the Department of Education, using astronomy as an educational tool and a means to stimulate learning.

- Our experiences foster a positive and emotional relationship with nature, promoting environmental awareness from a constructive and relatable perspective.

- We use solar lighting, rechargeable batteries, and reusable USB devices to minimize battery use and reduce our environmental impact.

- We are a company with a low environmental impact and we continuously work to improve our sustainability through impact assessment studies and responsible planning for the project’s growth.

- We collaborate with local suppliers and professionals to build a network rooted in the region and dedicated to developing sustainable experiences.

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Discover the night sky through telescope observation, learn to identify constellations and their mythology, and connect with our natural celestial heritage.

In this experience, you’ll immerse yourself in the magic of the night sky in the heart of the Ricote Valley, one of the best places to stargaze.

Through an engaging and interactive program, you’ll discover how ancient civilizations looked to the sky to find their way, tell stories, and interpret the world around them.

As you observe the constellations, Gema will guide you through a journey filled with myths, legends, and astronomical curiosities, connecting science, heritage, and oral tradition in a way that is accessible to all audiences.

The experience combines stargazing with an interpretation of the night sky, helping you understand the importance of preserving these dark natural spaces and the value of the night sky as part of our natural and cultural heritage.

Throughout the activity, you’ll learn to identify stars, planets, and constellations while enjoying the silence and tranquility of the surroundings.

Led by professionals specializing in astronomy outreach, this experience invites you to pause, look up, and reconnect with nature through wonder.

Prices

Standard rates:
- Adult (12+): €18/person
- Child (ages 5–12): €13/person
- Senior (over 65): €15/person

Group rates:
- €350/session (maximum 20 people)

The price includes

- Use of astronomical equipment during the activity.
- Guided by professionals specializing in astronomy and science outreach.
- Chairs
- Hot beverage and blanket from December through February.

Timetable

July through August: Scheduled days.
- Morning phone service hours: 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM
- Evening hours: 10:00 PM - 12:00 AM

Activity details

- Location: Ricote

- Approximate duration: About 2 hours

- Maximum number of people per time slot/group: 25 people

- Accessible activity

- Type of accessibility: Physical / Cognitive and social

- Suitable for families with children

- Minimum age to participate: 6 years

- Pets allowed

Do not forget

- Bring enough warm clothing for both winter and summer.

- Wear comfortable, closed-toe shoes.

- Wear a camisole.

- Avoid strong perfumes.

Relevance

- Bring warm clothing, even in the summer, as nighttime temperatures can drop significantly

- Wear comfortable shoes suitable for walking on natural terrain

- We recommend bringing water and an extra layer of clothing for added comfort during the observation

- Avoid using flashlights or bright white lights to allow your eyes to adjust to the darkness

- The activity is designed for all audiences, including families with children.

Groups

Max. 25 people

Available languages guide

Spanish, English

Approximate duration

Approx. 2 hours

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