Our mission is to show you how stunning Andalusia is and why we love it so much, all whilst making it as easy and simple as possible for you to explore by sharing our knowledge as locals, tourists and citizens.

By increasing attention to these less known and less reachable locations, people can gain a more authentic Andalusian experience and immerse themselves in the richly diverse landscape and history available.

The best way for us to explain our history is to tell you about us.

We are a family of three.

Lee. I am a qualified Mountain Bike Leader and Guide. I love being outside and hold a strong belief that humans are happiest in nature. 

Cycling has been a passion since I was a child, from competing in the 'Tour de Knebworth' events organised and participated in by me and my mates to working in bike shops later in life.

I have been guiding and working in the active tourism market in Spain since 2020 working with local families and businesses.

Anabel. Born and raised in a white village in Spain, I know first-hand what these towns have to offer and how anyone can enrich their lives by experiencing them.

These towns no matter how big or how small, all have fascinating stories to tell.

Hugo. (He will tell you more once he is old enough to do so).

Active tourism.

Active tours consist of walking and cycling to and from white villages exploring the villages themselves and or the countryside around them either self-guided or using our qualified guides. 

Clarity. We aim to provide clear and understandable information and expectations from start to finish and only give good surprises. 

The Abies Pinsapo, also known as the Spanish Fir, is a rare and beautiful evergreen tree native to the mountainous regions of southern Spain and northern Morocco. Recognisable by its dense, pyramidal form and bluish-green needles, this species plays a vital role in the Mediterranean ecosystem. However, due to habitat loss, climate change, and forest fires, the Spanish Fir is classified as Endangered by the IUCN.

To support the conservation of this remarkable tree, we are proud members of the Asociación El Glaucal de la Nava. This organisation is dedicated to the protection, regeneration, and study of Abies Pinsapo forests. Through their efforts, crucial habitats are restored, and awareness is raised about the ecological importance of this species.

As part of our commitment to conservation, we donate annually to the association to remain active members. Our support contributes directly to their ongoing initiatives to safeguard the future of the Spanish Fir for generations to come.

By partnering with El Glaucal de la Nava, we aim to play a small but meaningful role in the preservation of one of nature’s most unique and endangered species.

For more information about their important work, visit Asociación El Glaucal de la Nava. Their site is in Spanish, but you can also read some more here in English.

Interested in learning more about the Pinsapo or seeing them in person? We can offer walking tours through their private estate, where you can see the work they do to protect the forest as well as enjoy a moment in their beautiful log cabin La Morada de los Pinsapos.