Day trips

Suflí is a village in the Almanzora Valley region. Its origins date back to the Muslim period, when it was called Sufli or Sufliya. The river Boloyunta, also known as the river Sierro, flows through the village. This Almeria municipality has a rich history and cultural heritage that is reflected in its religious buildings. Among them are its hermitages and its church, which bear witness to the faith and devotion of its inhabitants.

Walk through the village, see the interior of the church (see schedules) to admire the Mudejar ceiling. Climb to the citadel. Alternative: Routes and trails.

In this plan we suggest you head towards the Basilica of Nuestra Señora de las Mercedes (1779). Leave the car nearby. On Saturday mornings it is common to find the Basilica open. Its interior is beautiful.

In Taberno, Visit to the ethnographic museum and the old oil mill. Walk through the town of Taberno. Purchase of artisan sausages, crackling cake and bread from a wood-fired oven. Food at the Ranch. Option: hiring Livestock experience for a day. Interpretive tour of a farm, milk, visit makes cheese.

Here are 3 reasons to get to know Cantoria by visiting three key points in the municipality: the Parish Church of Nuestra Señora del Carmen, the Hermitage of San Cayetano and San Antón and the Almanzora Palace.

If you are looking for a different destination full of history, culture and fun, you can’t miss Cantoria, a village in the province of Almería that every year celebrates one of the unique and spectacular festivals in Andalusia: the Carretillas de San Antón.

From the main square next to the campsite, the Las Menas Local Trail starts, which is perfectly signposted and you can even find many information panels. A route of approximately 7 km that you can do in 2:30h.

If you’re a photography enthusiast looking for amazing places to capture breathtaking images, then the Partaloa Plunge and the Ciscarico Narrows are not to be missed. Both places are natural wonders that will leave you speechless and give you the opportunity to capture incredible photos.

Here are 4 reasons to discover Arboleas. This municipality that is located on the right bank of the Almanzora river, located on its fertile plain that is irrigated with the waters of the river and the immediate springs. They say that in past centuries tasty trout was caught in its crystalline waters, which moved more than a dozen flour mills settled in as many villages located along its course.

Macael es un pueblo situado en la provincia de Almería. Es conocido por ser el lugar donde se encuentra el mortero más grande del mundo, hecho de mármol blanco y con una altura de casi cuatro metros. This mortar is included in the Guinness Book of Records as the largest mortar in the world and has been made with the characteristic marbles of this village.

One of the main charms of Urrácal is to stroll through its narrow and quiet streets, magnificent natural recipe against daily stress. Start the visit in the old Lavadero, look for the corners, cross wide and narrow streets and you will find picturesque corners.

Tour this tiny hamlet and admire this secluded corner of the Sierra de los Filabres, where its people still work the terraces today.

Olula del Río is a small town located in the province of Almería. Despite its size, this town is rich in culture and art. It offers a variety of tourist attractions that will make you want to stay forever. In this publication we will introduce you to some of the most outstanding cultural jewels of Olula del Río: the Pérez Siquier Centre, the Ibáñez Museum and the sculpture Mujer del Almanzora.

If you like places with history, Zurgena is your ideal destination. This municipality in the Almanzora Valley, located in the north of the province of Almería, offers you the chance to discover some of its most emblematic monuments, which will take you back in time to different eras and cultures.