Chambres D'Hôtes Sont Acebuche, Casas Del Monte.

Description for B&B:

Rural Cottages Acebuche consist of three houses situated alongside a natural swimming pool in the charming town of Casas del Monte, within the picturesque Valle del Ambroz in Caceres, Extremadura, Spain. These cottages, named after famous olive varieties from Extremadura - PICUAL, HOJIBLANCA, and CACEREÑA, offer a wide range of activities for guests to enjoy.

In the surrounding area of Casas Rurales Acebuche, you can immerse yourself in the beauty of Valle del Ambroz through activities such as horseback riding, hiking, eco-routes, 4x4 adventures, quad biking, cultural visits, guided mountain biking tours, birdwatching, thrilling multiadventure experiences, paintball battles, canoeing, relaxation circuits, access to a heated swimming pool, visits to an ornithological park and botanical zoo, exploration of the Museum of the Classical Motorcycle and Car in Hervás, water activities, and wildlife observation in the National Park of Monfragüe, among many other options.

Rural Cottages Acebuche is a highly desired destination for those seeking a quality rural tourism experience.

Description for Gite

Located in the charming town of Casas del Monte in the province of Caceres, Extremadura, Spain, Gîtes Acebuche is nestled in a serene and picturesque setting. This tranquil retreat is situated at an altitude of 750m, surrounded by the breathtaking mountains of traslasierra. The area, known as "Swiss Extremadura," is famous for its delicious strawberries and cherries.

The gîtes offer a peaceful escape, surrounded by lush vegetation and native trees such as alders, chestnut, oak, and rebuellos. The soothing sound of water flowing through the nearby Throat adds to the tranquility of the surroundings, evoking dream-like feelings for travelers. Exploring the nearby Roman archaeological sites along the Via de la Plata is a great way to start your journey.

For outdoor enthusiasts, there are plenty of hiking and cycling trails in the area. If you're seeking a more thrilling adventure, you can even try your hand at parachuting from the top of the mountain, reaching heights of approximately 1490 meters. It's an ideal destination for those seeking a rural escape.

As the sun sets, the Ambroz Valley offers stunning views, with the small town of Granadilla in the distance. This walled village, now a school workshop, was once surrounded by a reservoir. The journey continues along the ancient path of silver, passing through the Roman arch of Cáparra, leading to the majestic medieval city of Plasencia. This vibrant city serves as the nerve center of the region, providing access to the Valley of the cherry, the Jerte Valley, the Imperial district of La Vera, and the magnificent Monfragüe National Park, home to various species of eagles and vultures.

On the other side of the region, Hervas boasts one of the most significant Jewish neighborhoods in Spain. Further north, you'll find the Spanish-Leonese lands, with the textile town of Bejar and the perfectly preserved architectural gem of Candelario. If you're a winter sports enthusiast, the ski resort of La Covatilla is just a short drive away. All of this can be easily reached within thirty minutes via the Route de la Plata highway.