Casa Josefa is an accommodation located in Pozo Alcón, where you can enjoy the life of the village and meet its neighbors. Fully equipped with fireplace for use in winter, it offers a weekend stay with an experience that will not leave you indifferent. The trade of fishing is one of the oldest and helps to feed from an ancient time. At the hand of a specialist guide and with the necessary equipment the participants will move to the River Peralta to the Intensive Fishing Cote, where fishing is allowed. Located on the river bank, along the course of the activity you will be given the necessary recommendations so that you can enjoy the art of fishing and get some trout that you can take to the accommodation to cook with the traditional recipes that Casa Josefa will provide. There will also be a circular route along the peralta river that begins in the Forest of the Higueras, a natural environment surrounded by vegetation and water streams where it can be refreshed when it is hot, as well as enjoy the shade. At the end, you can enjoy the recreational area and take a snack. Not including: • Only accommodation. • Specialist guide on fishing. • Material.

A unique experience where knowing how the force of water has shaped the landscape and history of this region for millions of years. Following the route of the Guadalquivir River, visitors are immersed in a natural environment of limestone rocks that, like a sugar terron, have been dissolved by water to form cannons, caves and travertines, which offer a spectacular landscape. The Cascade of Linarejos, with its imposing fall, and the trails that allow aerial views of the canyon, stand out as jewels of this route. In the past, this environment played a crucial role in the local economy. The travertine limestones and extensive pine trees were used for construction and wood industry, developed in places like Vadillo-Castril, where a hydroelectric dam supported production. Although these activities ceased, the river continues to be a source of wealth through sustainable tourism and barranquism, which attracts visitors to enjoy its fast and waterfalls. This route invites not only to explore natural beauty, but also to reflect on the relationship between water and human development, promoting respect for the environment and its resources. Link to the route map: https: / / www.google.com / maps / d / viewer? mid = 1IP7o8OB09fJJKAfyXURC7XVfkRhtRuY & usp = sharing

Discover Cazorla, a city that unites nature and heritage in an unforgettable experience. The day begins by exploring the Cerrada del Río Cerezuelo, a fascinating path between waterfalls, walkways and lush vegetation, located in the heart of the Natural Park of the Sierras de Cazorla, Segura and Las Villas, the largest protected space in Spain. In addition to the Cerrada del Río Cerezuelo, you will also have the option to make other routes such as the Pico Giillo path, the Five Esquinas path, or the path that passes through the well-known GR 247 Southern Forests in its stage 11. After the immersion into nature, go into the historic city centre. Walk its charming steep streets, look at the ruins of the majestic Church of Santa María and the vault over the Cerezuelo River during a guided tour, or visit the Castle of the Yedra, a medieval icon that offers spectacular views of the valley and preserves local history in its museum. Complete your experience with a taste of traditional cuisine in a local restaurant. Enjoy dishes such as crumbs, andrajos or mountain meat, accompanied by the famous olive oil of the region. (*) Guided visit to the Ruins of the Church of Santa Maria and the vault of the Cerezuelo River.