- Fiordos del Bembezar - The Bembézar Andalusian Fjords were formed 300 million years ago when Sierra Morena was born with the Variscan Orogeny. The Tethys Sea bathed these coasts until it began to recede about 6 million years ago to form Andalusia. It is an incredible natural setting within the Sierra de Hornachuelos Natural Park, which is also a Unesco Biosphere Reserve.
- Includes map with key locations marked
- Parking fees covered
- Transportation service of any kind. Does not include the visit in solar boat. The visit is on foot.
Sierra Morena, born 300 million years ago through the Variscan Orogeny, once boasted mountains that towered over 6,000 meters. Over time, these shores were lapped by the Tethys Sea, forming breathtaking fjords whose beauty remains undiminished. Fast forward to 6 million years ago, and the receding sea began forming what we now know as Andalusia. Nestled in this unique natural setting is the Sierra de Hornachuelos Natural Park, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve.
The Enchanted Forest, a verdant expanse covering 50,000 square meters, welcomes our guests free of charge (entry fee is subtracted from the accommodation cost). Visitors can explore the Hackberry Forest - the only one of its kind in Europe, alongside other attractions like the Bandoleros Cave, Dark Passage, Arab spring, Stone Gardens, Moss Path, and Crystalline Aquifer. Children can enjoy traditional games amidst this natural splendor, and your canine companions are sure to have a blast.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
