Guided visit to the Alpujarra

The visit goes by car to the Mirador del Poqueira viewpoint. A privileged point from which you can see a panoramic view of the municipalities of the Poqueira Valley (Pampaneira, Bubión and Capileira), crowned in the background by the peaks of Mulhacén and Veleta, and over the valley of the Guadalfeo River. A spectacular spot where the visitor will be able to take what will undoubtedly be one of the panoramic views of the trip.

The journey continues to explore the villages in the interior of La Alpujarra, with the next stop being El Manantial de la Fuente Agria, halfway between Pórtugos and Busquístar. At this spring, you can visit the Ermita de la Virgen de las Angustias and drink from the fountain with five spouts. It's a spring with acidic waters due to its high iron content. Interestingly, each spout provides a different concentration of iron, with the first one being very mild and the last one extremely sour.

Beneath this fountain lies El Chorreón, a space set up as a picnic area surrounded by a lush landscape, bordered by poplar trees, and with rock walls completely covered in ferns.

After visiting El Chorreón, we return along the path to the municipality of Pitres, where we will make a stop to visit one of its hamlets, Capilerilla. A municipality less frequented by tourists that preserves much of the traditional life of La Alpujarra, where visitors can enjoy local architecture and way of life to the fullest.
Our route ends in the Valle del Poqueira, specifically in its lowest of the three municipalities, Pampaneira. A place of high tourist interest where visitors will have free time to stroll through this beautiful town, known for its chocolate and considered one of the most beautiful villages in Spain. From here, a circular route of a few kilometers, easily accessible, begins and goes through the municipalities of Bubión and Capileira before returning to Pampaneira again.