TREKKING

          Enjoy nature from the hand of our guides, who will take you to visit places with beautiful landscapes, diverse flora and fauna and archaeological sites of great historical value.

Within the wide hiker supply that exists in Southern Spain, we have chosen for your holiday those routes that you fall in love for sure. We offer both official marked trails, and other unknown even to the natives. The difficulty of the trails is varied and will be you who choose where to go.

Furthermore, we will combine the hiking routes with visits to small towns with charming cottages and a rich cuisine.

            Do not forget to bring along your backpack and a very comfortable shoes!

Trails of Los Alcornocales Natural Park

            Los Alcornocales Natural Park is a protected area that is located north to south between Cadiz and Malaga provinces. The main feature is its lush, created by moisture carried by the wind from the East, "el Levante". And the tree that gives the park its name, the Cork Oak (Quercus suber, L. 1753), remains an important economic activity for all peoples of the area, being very interesting in summer to visit cork gangs, to view traditional way of extracting the bark of these trees, which has been maintained for centuries almost unchanged.

            For its size, there are many routes with different landscapes and difficulties. In our routes through the Natural Park we combine official marked trails and other lesser known routes, less travelled but very interesting. In many of them, in addition to beautiful lanscapes, we can see archaeological remains and cave paintings.

Route of the Fungus

          Thanks to its mild temperature most of the year and their areas with abundant relative humidity, southern Andalusia is a paradise for lovers of mycology. In this area you can find more than 100 different species, half of which are wild edible fungi.

  Our guide is expert on many places where the Andalusian wild fungi grow and thanks to his years as a gatherer, will teach you which wild fungi are edible and which are poisonous.

            The routes take place on different habitats, amongst the wettest months of October to April. Most tours take place in protected natural areas. In them you can enjoy observing and photographing dozens of species of wild fungi, but no specimen will be collected, because only licensed professionals can do it.

             The reserve is limited by the abundance of rainfall and the availability of our knowledgeable guide. Please, contact us in advance.