EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT BENAOCAZ

Situated in mountainous terrain in the north-east of the region, a large portion of the town lies within the boundary of La Sierra de Grazalema Natural Park, while a little range has a place with Los Alcornocales Natural Park.The town, a great case of what is known as the white towns, has a few spots important to the visitor, for example, the remaining parts of the Roman Road, Tovizna Castle and the Church.This region is ideal for climbing, with one celebrated trail being to the beautifully named Salto del Cabrero (Goatherd's Leap), a pass with 80-meter sheer dividers; pay special mind to hawks and vultures. If you enjoy climbing, Monte Taillo offers spectacular views of the Sierra de Cadiz.