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.

Located in the village of the Port, just 3 km from Cortijos Nuevos and in the municipal term Segura de la Sierra, one of the "Most Beautiful Peoples of Spain," the Casa Rural el Puerto offers a perfect shelter for nature lovers and those who seek a quiet and authentic escape. The house is fully equipped to ensure the comfort of the guests, with central heating, three cozy bedrooms (with capacity for 5 people), a living room and fully equipped kitchen, toilet and bathroom. In addition, the house has a covered terrace with barbecue on the back, ideal for enjoying outdoor evenings while looking at the stunning views of the emblematic "El Yelmo" mountain. In this experience, guests will also have the opportunity to visit the castle of Segura de la Sierra, a fortress of Islamic origin that offers breathtaking panoramic views of the region. This castle, which was a residence of the major advance of Castilla, is a living testimony of the medieval history of the region and an essential place to know the cultural legacy of the area. For those who love active tourism, in addition, the location of the house is unbeatable, offering in its vicinity bike and walking routes that allow to explore the natural beauty of the saw in all its splendor. Castle hours and information: https: / / seguradeserra.org / castle-de-seguro /

In the forest house El Pilarillo, located in the heart of the Natural Park of the Serras de Cazorla, Segura and Las Villas, is the workshop of Ana and Francis Tejedos, a place recognized for the excellence of their artisanal work. This space, distinguished as the Point of Crafts Interest, is a reference where tradition and sustainability are intertwined in each piece of craft. During this experience, participants will have the opportunity to get to know the art of the fabric, guided by the artisan teachers themselves, Ana and Francis. In particular, it should be noted that Ana has been accredited as a artisan teacher and has been awarded the National Crafts Award. Through a guided tour, you will discover the secrets of the process that transforms 100% organic and biodegradable natural fibres into high quality products. From the choice of materials to the final finish, the artisans will show how they take advantage of each fiber line to avoid generating waste and respect the environment at every step. The use of excellent quality European dyes ensures that each piece is nature-friendly, providing an ethical and sustainable product. At the end of the visit, the participants will be aware of the process of creating a craft product through hand-woven natural fibres, a masterpiece of the textile tradition. This workshop not only preserves a millennial trade, but also invites reflection on the impact of our consumption decisions, assessing quality and durability over quantity.