Jeep safari and tapas tasting in the Bedar Mountains

• Food is included.

• Gratuities for guides

• Infant seats designed for safety are available. • This activity is not advised for those who are pregnant. • Travelers with cardiovascular issues should refrain from participating. • All levels of physical fitness can participate. • Safety and Participation Information: Safety is paramount. A mandatory safety briefing precedes each activity – attendance and seriousness are essential. Insurance registration is required (bring your passport and hotel address). Participation is not permitted without this. Appropriate Footwear and Clothing: Closed-toe, sturdy shoes with grip are required (e.g., hiking boots or sneakers). Sandals, flip-flops, open shoes, or high heels are not permitted. Dress suitably for the weather: layers, sun protection, and a windbreaker if necessary are advised. Sun Protection: Bring sunscreen (SPF 30–50), UV 400 sunglasses, and hats or caps. Ensure you have at least 1 liter of water per person. Guests who are intoxicated will be excluded for safety. Adhere to your guide's instructions consistently. Emergency contact information is available on board.

To receive a full refund, cancellation must occur at least 24 hours prior to the scheduled departure time.

Pickup is arranged at Auto Corner S.L., located at Antigua Crta. de Turre, 04280 Los Gallardos. This is where the tour begins.

• A 200-meter-long tunnel constructed in 1896, historically used for transporting minerals from nearby mines. • Concesión San Manuel (1870–1942), an important mining site where valuable minerals were extracted from 1870 to 1942, highlighting the region's industrial history. The route includes passage through the San Manuel Tunnel, built in 1902, with a maximum height between 1.30 and 1.60 meters, following a direct, elevated path. Along this path, small caves and a historic iron ore loading station can be seen, leading to the Puente Barranco de La Prarda viaduct where Jeeps will be ready for you. Note: No physical endurance is needed for this route, as it is mostly flat. The views are stunning. • The "Hoyo Júpiter" (Jupiter Pit) is a significant man-made shaft in Bédar, formed by extensive iron ore mining around 1910. Its depth and size are remnants of considerable mining operations at that time, serving as an important symbol of the region’s industrial legacy and a highlight along the Ruta Minerva. Excellent views can be observed from the viewpoint. Children should remain inside the vehicle. • Buddhist Center – Rigdzin Namkha Dzong, Bédar Located in the calm mountains of Bédar, Rigdzin Namkha Dzong – Orgyen Khandro Ling serves as a spiritual retreat center founded by Namkha Rinpoche's students, attracting practitioners globally. The tour offers a lovely view of this tranquil center, allowing a moment to appreciate its serene ambiance, contrasting with the rugged mining history of the area. • Bédar – Charming Mountain Village & Tapas Experience In the beautiful mountain village of Bédar, the tour stops at a traditional Spanish tapas bar, where guests can select 2 tapas and a drink each, embodying Andalusian hospitality. After this enjoyable break, the return journey will lead back to the starting point where the tour concludes. From there, transportation will be provided back to your original pickup location.