• Túnel de Servalico - This narrow tunnel, stretching 200 meters and constructed in 1896, was historically used to transport minerals from nearby mines.
• Concesión San Manuel - The Concesión San Manuel (1870–1942) is a historic mining site where valuable minerals were extracted from 1870 to 1942, showcasing the region’s rich industrial history. The journey includes passing through the San Manuel Tunnel, built in 1902, with a height ranging from 1.30 to 1.60 meters, and following a straight, elevated path. Along the route, several small caves and a historic iron ore loading station can be seen, leading to the viaduct Puente Barranco de La Prarda, where Jeeps will be ready for you.

Note: The route is easy and flat, requiring no physical endurance. The views are stunning!

• Hoyo Jupiter - The “Hoyo Júpiter” (Jupiter Pit) in Bédar is an impressive man-made shaft, created through extensive iron ore mining around 1910. Its depth and scale highlight the significant mining activities of that era. Today, it serves as a captivating reminder of the region’s industrial heritage and is a highlight along the Ruta Minerva. The viewpoint offers excellent views. Children should remain in the vehicle.
• Bedar Arts Centre - Buddhist Center – Rigdzin Namkha Dzong, Bédar
  Located in the tranquil mountains of Bédar, the spiritual retreat center Rigdzin Namkha Dzong – Orgyen Khandro Ling offers a place of peace and mindfulness. Founded by students of Namkha Rinpoche, it is the main center of the Rigdzin Community and draws practitioners from around the globe.

During the tour, enjoy a breathtaking view of this secluded center and experience its serene atmosphere. It provides a fascinating contrast to the region’s rugged mining history and offers a perfect moment for reflection.

• Bedar - Bédar – Charming Mountain Village & Tapas Experience
  In the scenic mountain village of Bédar, a stop is made at a traditional Spanish tapas bar where each guest can select 2 tapas and a drink of their choice, offering a delightful taste of Andalusian hospitality.

After a relaxing break, the journey returns to the starting point where the tour concludes. From there, transportation back to the original pickup location is provided.

• Meals

• Tips for Guides

Embark on an unforgettable Jeep journey through the hidden treasures of Andalusia. Begin with an exhilarating drive through a historic mining tunnel dating back to 1902, followed by stunning mountain vistas. Take a leisurely 20-minute hike through a secret tunnel leading to a nearby valley, rich with historic mining artifacts. Visit a picturesque viewpoint overlooking the impressive Júpiter Pit, a vast open-cast mineral site. Pause at a tranquil Buddhist center near the summit, offering panoramic views extending to the Mediterranean Sea. Conclude the tour in the charming whitewashed mountain village of Bédar, where you can savor two traditional Spanish tapas, fresh bread, and a drink of your choice at a local Tapas Bar. A brief stroll through the village rounds off the experience before returning by Jeep to the starting point. Ideal for travelers seeking a blend of nature, culture, and adventure—all in a single day.

• Important Safety & Participation Info Your safety is our top priority. Mandatory Safety Briefing before every tour – please attend and take it seriously. Insurance Registration required (bring passport, hotel address ). Participation without this is not possible. Proper Footwear & Clothing Required • Closed, sturdy shoes with grip are mandatory (e.g., hiking shoes or sneakers). • No sandals, flip-flops, open shoes, or heels allowed. • Weather-appropriate clothes recommended: layers, sun protection, and windbreaker if needed. Sun Protection: Sunscreen (SPF 30–50), sunglasses (UV 400), hats/caps. Bring at least 1L of water per person. Intoxicated guests will be excluded for safety reasons. Follow your guide’s instructions at all times. Emergency contact info is on board.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.