Interpretive excursion in the Sierra de Andújar

The Sierra de Andújar Natural Park has turned out to be one of the richest natural enclaves in the world since more than 45% of the birds that reside in our country are represented here. In addition, endangered species coexist such as the Iberian lynx, the black vulture or the imperial eagle. To fully discover this area, you will have a guide interpreter of the area and the permits necessary to access the areas with more restricted access.

We will walk one of the 6 public trails so that you can enjoy a typical spot of a Mediterranean mountain. Likewise, you will be able to see part of the Jádula River, on the main route, which crosses from the northern access to the southern access. Although it is the same natural park, there are many differences between the southern area and the northern area, which is why we recommend doing this trail.

The activity must be done by a minimum of 5 people up to a maximum of 50 with discounts available depending on the number of people.

As instructors, we recommend bringing a backpack with water and a snack since the route lasts between 3 and 4 hours depending on what we stop at in the explanation and the pace that the group supports.