Horseback riding around the area of Villaluengua del Rosario, in the Sierra de Grazalema Natural Park. The tour begins at the Tambor del Llano, a hotel in the heart of the mountains. Tambor del Llano's horses are Andalusian and Spanish breeds of good size and accustomed to group rides. They live in freedom and have a stable with boxes for each one. Come and meet Zorongo, Triana, Tambor, Zumaya, Yerma and Boquería.
- For olders than 12 YO
- Basic level required
- English, french and spanish
| Included | - Qualified instructor - Helmet and saddle |
|---|---|
| Duration | 3 Hours |
| Bring along | - Closed shoes and comfortable clothing - Water |
| Participants | From 2 to 6 participants |
Further information
The route begins from the Tambor del Llano stable, to continue towards the valley of the souls, where we can contemplate the famous "Chaparro de las ánimas". This chaparro is a unique tree from the province of Cádiz, its history stands out with its own light and it is the light of the blessed souls of the churches of Grazalema because the cork of this chaparro was used to pay for the oil of those lights.
We will continue our journey following the Campobuche stream until we reach the farm where Retinta Cows and Payoya Goats graze freely. An immense plain of Encinales awaits us, ideal for starting a good gallop if clients wish.
Leaving the farm, we will still follow the Campobuche stream for a few kilometers and then turn south and go up towards a cork oak forest to later return to a lane that will allow us to continue trotting or galloping for approximately 1 kilometer until we reach the farm.
From there we will begin our descent towards the Arroyo de las Adelfas through a forest of oak trees, and if we remain silent, we will surely see some deer.During our descent, we will enjoy a spectacular view of the mountains of the Sierra de Grazalema and just behind them, the Sierra del Líbar.
Once we reach the plain, we will begin the return journey to head towards the plain of the Pozo de los Alamos, and finally take a ravine that will take us back to the Campobuche area and finally to the Tambor stables.
