Description
El Almendro del Jaral is an independent private Villa of 85m2 plus a fully equipped annex apartment (kitchen, bathroom) with capacity for 2 people and access for the disabled, large garden area within its 3200m2 private plot in the Sierra de Grazalema.
This house has a maximum capacity of 6 people including the annex apartment, in the main house there is a bedroom on the ground floor with bathroom, kitchen with ceramic hob, oven, microwave and refrigerator.
In the living room there is a wood-burning fireplace and a 32-inch LED TV and the upper floor has the loft with another double bed.
El Almendro is equipped with air conditioning, central heating, a wood-burning fireplace and free Wi-Fi.
The house is located at the foot of the Tajo Algarín from where you can appreciate spectacular views of the Sierra de Grazalema and the Zahara El Gastor Reservoir, creating an ideal environment to relax.
The town of El Gastor is less than 2km away, called El Balcón de los PUEBLOS BLANCOS, precisely because it is part of the Route of the White Towns, 20 min. to Ronda, 1 hour from Seville, Cádiz, Marbella and Puerto Banús and 1:30 from Málaga.
This area offers you a large number of leisure options, organizing day trips to other important cities or towns in Andalusia, visiting Arcos de la Frontera located 160m above the Guadalete river and its bird observatories, Granada with its majestic Alambra, the house of Pilatos in Seville or enjoy the Atlantic beaches in Cádiz.
You can do hiking routes practically leaving from the house, in El Gastor there are 8 routes, you can see them from this link.< /b>
You also have other routes around:
"Ruta Acinipo (Ronda la Vieja)", where you will find clear remains or Roman ruins or the path of the "Green Throat" which is one of the most impressive and emblematic in the area.
For bicycle enthusiasts there are also magnificent routes such as the Vía Verde de la Sierra. This route is an old railway route from Jerez-Almargen. At present, 36 kilometers are passable linking the towns of Puerto Serrano and Olvera. You will have many cycling routes to choose from. (El Gastor- Setenil de las Bodegas and much more).
A perfect place to rest in full contact with nature, you will never forget this area.
Location
Address: Lugar, 11687, 11687 El Jaral,El Gastor, Cádiz, España |
Zip/Postal Code: 11687 |
Latitude/Longitude: 36.862273607477526 / -5.34235836488723 |
Nearest airport | Jerez XRY | 70 km |
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Nearest golf course | Arcos de la Frontera | 59 km |
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Nearest medical center | Ambulatorio de El Gastor | 2 km |
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Nearest pharmacy | En el pueblo | 2 km |
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Nearest river or lake | Pantano Zahara-El Gastor | 5 km |
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Nearest beach | Marbella | 75 km |
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Nearest Village | El Gastor | 2 km |
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Nearest ferry boat | Algeciras | 170 km |
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Nearest restaurant | Varios en el pueblo | 2 km |
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Nearest supermarket | Varios en el pueblo | 2 km |
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Places to See
In El Gastor, there are several places and activities to enjoy:
José María El Tempranillo Museum of Popular Use and Customs: Offers a vision of the traditions and customs of the area
Giant Dolmen Route: Leads to an ancient dolmen, an example of megalithic architecture
Tajo Algarín Route: A route that leads to the Tajo Algarín, from where you can enjoy a magnificent panoramic view
Church of San José El Pantera : It houses the image of the Virgin of the Rosary, patron saint of El Gastor
Fariña Cave: It served as a hiding place for famous bandits
El Gastor Fountain : A neoclassical style fountain from the 18th century
In addition, El Gastor is known for its gastronomy, which includes dishes such as free-range chicken, dressed olives, sticky soups and roasted chestnuts. The municipality is also famous for the manufacture of the "Gaita Gastoreña", a traditional musical instrument made of wood, horn and wicker.
The municipality also hosts festivities such as the Pilgrimage in Vega del Valle on the first Sunday of the Fairs and Festivals in August and the Patron Saint Festival of the Virgin of the Rosary. Additionally, El Gastor is known for its craftsmanship, such as the manufacture of the "Gaita Gastoreña", a traditional musical instrument made of wood, horn and wicker.
In short, El Gastor offers a unique combination of cultural heritage, natural beauty and local traditions, making it an attractive destination for travelers seeking authentic and varied experiences.
Neighborhood
El Gastor is a city located in the province of Cádiz, Spain. It is part of the White Villages Route and is located between the Sierra de Grazalema Natural Park and the countryside. Known as the "balcony of the White Villages", El Gastor was born as a repopulation center in the 16th century. Its territory includes the Dolmen del Gigante, an example of megalithic architecture, and the Tajo Algarín, from where you can enjoy a magnificent panoramic view.
The municipality borders to the north with Algodonales, to the south with Grazalema, and to the east with Montecorto (Málaga). El Gastor is known for its craftsmanship, especially the Gastoreño bagpipe, a wind musical instrument. In addition, it is the place of origin of "Fandango de El Gastor", a unique contribution to flamenco singing.
The typical dish of El Gastor is the "asparagus stew", and the varieties of cured meats, tomato soup, almond chicken, white roscos and hornazos also stand out in the local cuisine.
The municipality offers accommodation in rural houses, farmhouses, houses, apartments, cabins and hotels, making it an attractive destination for visitors who want to enjoy the nature and culture of the region.
El Gastor is a place with a rich history, from its origin as a military plaza in Zahara de la Sierra in the 14th century until its independence in 1834. In addition, it is known for its association with the famous bandit José María "El Tempranillo", whose girlfriend supposedly lived in El Gastor
With a population of around 1,726 inhabitants, El Gastor is a tourist destination that offers visitors the opportunity to enjoy the nature, history and culture of the region.