Los niños cada vez conocen menos las costumbres del campo tales como cuidar gallinas, vacas o cabras ya que esto antes era algo más común de lo que es ahora. La gente acostumbraba a vivir en zonas rurales en las que podían explorar y conocer los entresijos de la naturaleza. Es por eso que las visitas a las granjas son un plan genial para poder realizar con nuestros hijos y asombrarnos con su curiosidad y sus ganas de aprender de la naturaleza.
Uno de los mejores planes para verano es llevar a los niños a una granja escuela para que puedan estar en contacto directo con los animales además de divertirse realizando talleres de todo tipo.
En Conmishijos te presentamos las 5 mejores granjas escuela de la Región de Murcia.
La empresa Granja Escuela El Oasis ofrece campamentos de verano en la provincia de Murcia. Con más de 26 años de experiencia en el sector, esta granja escuela ofrece una enorme variedad de actividades dedicadas al entretenimiento y a la diversión de los niños tales como talleres, juegos, y por supuesto, actividades en las que los más pequeños podrán aprender sobre los animales de la granja cuidándoles y dándoles de comer.
Se trata de un plan perfecto para que los niños interactúen con la naturaleza y el medio que les rodea de una forma sana y divertida al mismo tiempo que disfrutan de su tiempo libre y se relacionan con amigosde sus mismas edades.
El Almendrico es una empresa en Murcia que ofrece campamentos multiaventura para niños y jóvenes desde los 6 hasta los 11 años de edad.
Durante sus campamentos los niños realizarán actividades en las que estarán en contacto con la naturaleza tales como divertidas excursiones y clases didácticas en las que los niños aprenderán a cuidar a los animales y a respetar el medioambiente. Además, podrán disfrutar de actividades como piragüismo, una increíble visita a un parque acuático, acampadas, senderismo, fiestas temáticas y muchos juegos. Todo ello supervisado por monitores profesionales en campamentos dirigidos a los niños.
La Finca Caruana en Murcia es una instalación especializada en campamentos, actividades recreativas, educativas y deporte en la naturaleza.
Se encuentra a los pies de Sierra Espuña y cuenta con más de 25 años ofreciendo sus servicios a colegios, institutos y asociaciones de todo tipo.
Se trata de un maravilloso lugar en el que los niños aprenderán a disfrutar de la convivencia al mismo tiempo que se acercan a su entorno y al paisaje de montaña, a sus animales y al medioambiente. Entre sus principales instalaciones disponen de un albergue, una zona de acampada, actividades de aventura y todas ellas equipadas y dirigidas por monitores profesionales.
La Granja Escuela Los Limoneros pertenece a una escuela de ocio que organiza campamentos multiaventura para los más pequeños. Esta se desarrolla en Torres de Cotillas durante el mes de julio y está dirigida a niños de entre 7 a 12 años de edad.
Además de ser una maravillosa experiencia en la que los niños pueden vivir el día a día de una granja aprendiendo a cuidar de los animales y del huerto, también ofrece clases de inglés diarias con prodesores titulados para que los niños practiquen el idioma en plena naturaleza.
Situada en la localidad murciana de Cartagena, GranjaPark es mucho más allá de lo que podría ser una granja escuela convencional.
En sus instalaciones existe todo lo necesario para que los niños se conviertan en indios, aventureros, biólogos e incluso deportistas de los Juegos Olímpicos. Además, el parque dispone de piscina, muros de escalada, cuadras e incluso, campos de fútbol y pista de patinaje para qu elos niños se lo pasen a lo grande. Una muy buena forma de adentrar a los más pequeños en el entorno natural al mismo tiempo que disfrutan del ocio y de la enorme variedad de actividades de Granja Park.
Excursiones y estancias a la Granja Escuela. Hi School Mountain es un complejo en la montaña a 5 km del centro de la ciudad de Elche en la provincia de Alicante en España.
Disponemos de más de 40.000m2 para realizar actividades, la mayoría al aire libre. Tenemos una Granja Escuela con más de 100 animales. En nuestras instalaciones se pueden encontrar varios circuitos de multiaventura, pistas deportivas, zona de piscina, merenderos, invernaderos, albergues, aulas, talleres, salones, oficinas y mucho más…, que solo podrás ver si vienes a la montaña. Nos visitan niños y jóvenes de más de 20 nacionalidades diferentes con edades comprendidas entre los 2 y los 17 años, ahora puedes quedarte a dormir con tus amigos de clase de tu colegio.
En Hi School Mountain, formamos los grupos por edades aproximadas con una ratio de 10/12 niños por monitor. Los itinerarios son intensos y nos pasamos todo el día realizando actividades. El programa se puede realizar también en lengua inglesa (opcional). El alojamiento es en albergues en literas. Si vienes de excursión de un día puedes traer la comida de casa o del cole y si te quedas a dormir tienes incluidas cinco comidas diarias, desde la comida del día de entrada hasta la comida del día de salida.
Ponte en contacto con nosotros y te enviaremos programas para todos los grupos de edad con itinerarios y sus menús. Estás a punto de tener una experiencia inolvidable en la Granja Escuela de Hi School en Elche, Alicante.
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Located in the southeast of Spain, bordering the regions of Andalusia, Castilla-La Mancha and Valencia, Murcia is a small but popular tourist region. It has over 250 kilometers of Mediterranean coastline, called the Costa Calida, with beaches stretching to the horizon. In addition to beaches and tourist prospects, this region is also the largest producer of fruits, vegetables and flowers in Europe. The capital of Murcia, along with Cartagena and Caravaca, has a deep cultural and religious significance. Murcia is the land best known for the Monastrell grape variety and is home to three denominations of origin – Bullas, Jumilla and Yecla. These wines are characterized by deep rich color and high tannin content.
The lush countryside of the Murcia wine region is surrounded by low mountains and dry coastal plains.
Although the wines of Murcia are not famous, they are worth discovering. Discover three DO appellations – Bullas, Jumilla and Yecla, which produce a variety of wines. The cultivation of grapes in Murcia is ancient and dates back to about the time the Phoenicians first came to the region. But wines became known all over the world in the 19th century, when immigrants from France settled here. The first grape variety planted in this region was Monastrell, a bold red variety.
Murcia is one of the smallest regions in Spain. However, its significance in history is great, and throughout history it has been vital as a key supplier of agricultural products. For centuries, Murcia has been one of the main producers of vegetables. Meat has also always been of great importance. As for wine, it was originally used to give volume to light wines produced in Alicante and Valencia. This role was long forgotten and today Murcia and its flagship grape Monastrell play an important role in the Spanish wine reality.
Wines from Murcia may not be well known to the general public, but they are worth discovering. There are many opportunities for wine tourism in Murcia. The wine routes between Bullas, Jumilla and Yecla are of great interest to visitors who will be surprised by the variety of wineries and places to visit. Murcia is the birthplace of the Monastrell grape variety.
Jumilla wine region
Few fans of Jumilla wines know that phylloxera has reached this region as well. It happened, but not when the beetle destroyed vineyards in Europe. In the case of Jumilla, the arrival of the beetle took place a century later, at 1988 year!
A few far-sighted people decided that a disaster could turn into an opportunity. The vines needed to be repotted and a good choice was made – quality clones of Monastrell were bred again. Jumilla, who once exported and produced wine in bulk, was about to start a revolution that continues today.
The strategy in terms of winemaking involved several changes: earlier harvest to preserve acidity, longer maceration, colder fermentation and careful aging.
The results were surprising and well suited to lovers of full-bodied ripe and fruity wines. You can enjoy a wine tour of some of Jumilla’s wineries. The most beautiful wineries are located in the area known as Karche, a natural protected area. To get to El Carche, you need to have a car, as it is located 10 minutes drive from the city of Jumilla.
Jumilla has a distinct terroir. The wine region is named after the city of Jumilla. This is a small town with no particular charm, despite the fact that it offers a beautiful view of the remains of an ancient castle on top of a steep hill.
The vineyards are located at an altitude of 400 to 800 meters. The vines are planted on light sandy soils that cover the limestone rock.
Not only vineyards grow in the countryside, but also olive and almond trees. The main grape grown is Monastrell, but tempranillo (known locally as cencible), Garnacha tinta and Garnacha tintorer can also be found.
Foreign grape varieties are also planted, such as Cabernet Sauvignon or Petit Verdot.
White grape varieties include Airén, Macabeo and Pedro Ximénez (this last grape is found mainly in the sherry wine region), which is used to produce sweet wines from overripe grapes.
Yecla wine region
This wine region covers only one city (the only such case in Spain) and is located a few kilometers east of Jumilla. Yekla has been producing wine for centuries and has been an important center for the wine trade. Far from tourist attractions and of little cultural interest, its wines make up for it.
The vineyards are located at an altitude of 400 to 700 meters and the soil is similar to that of Jumilla. Monastrell is also the main grape variety here. Yecla is largely indebted to one winery: Bodegas Castaño, whose efforts made Yecla famous on the map. The wines are not very different from those produced in Jumilla. Carbonic maceration is also used here, and great attention is paid to aging. The quality of wines has only grown in recent decades.
Bullas wine region
Bullas is the latest denominational region in Murcia. Unlike Yekla, Bullas covers a vast region, including 8 towns and villages, including Mula.
Bullas offers more tourist attractions than Jumilla and Yecla. It is a small market town with narrow streets, small churches and squares.
The Bullas wine region is divided into 3 regions: northeast, central and west. From west to east, altitude and wine production decrease. Vineyards are located at an altitude of 800 to 400 meters, and Monastrell accounts for up to 90 percent vineyards.
The most important sub-region of Murcia is DO Jumilla, which extends into the northern part of the region. There are more than 32,000 hectares of vineyards here, which are cultivated by about 3,000 growers. It is the main wine-producing area, supplying wines with the highest alcohol content to numerous liquor stores.
Jumiglia and Yecla wine route, land of Monastrell: Jumiglia – Yecla – Pinoso – Jumiglia (80 km).
On this route you can visit wonderful wine cellars and admire the landscape, which takes on its own personality thanks to the high concentration of vineyards. The distinctive Monastrell grape variety is grown to produce tasty and powerful wines.
Jumilla
Jumilla Castle, located on the top of the hill, offers a beautiful view of the city, as well as the mountain landscape, along which the borders of the vineyards run. Many of the vineyards that used to be in the city have moved to the outskirts and built beautiful chateau type buildings surrounded by vineyards, such as the Casa de la Ermita. Others have remained in the city centre, such as the Bodegas Silvano García.
Yecla
Yecla has 10% of the vineyards owned by DO Jumilla, as well as its own designation of origin: D.O. Yecla, which includes Bodegas Castaño, known for its innovative wines. To visit the wineries in Yecla, you need to take the MU404 road, which passes through the vineyards.
Soon you will reach Monte Arabi, where you can enjoy beautiful views and see rock paintings.
Outside the city, we recommend you visit the Bodega Señorío de Barahonda winery, which also has a restaurant where you can enjoy both design and good food. You should not leave Yecla without stopping at Jumilla Castle.
Pinoso
Pinoso is part of Alicante. It is located next to the Sierra del Reclot mountains, which reach a height of 1.043 m. It is a pretty and welcoming city that boasts many natural sites such as the forests of the Sierra de Salinas and Reclot.
About 85% of the region’s land is occupied by Monastrell, Murcia’s flagship variety planted along the Mediterranean coast. Small quantities of Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Syrah, Tempranillo, Garnacha, Monastrell, Macabeo and Airene are also grown.
Red varieties: Monastrell, Tempranillo, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Syrah.
White varieties: Macabeo, Airen, Pedro Ximenes, Malvasia, Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc, Moscatel.
What to expect from Murcia wines?
Murcia’s vineyards are distinguished by excellent climatic conditions, fertile soils and efficient human resources for growing vines and producing full-bodied wine.
Murcia wines are the perfect combination of fruity aromas, earth and minerals. Rich in aromas, these wines are aged in casks to which coffee and oak spices are added to ensure their superior quality.
Wineries to visit
Wines in Murcia are produced in modern wine cellars equipped with innovative equipment. You can visit nearby restaurants and events where you can experience unique wine and food pairings.
Bodegas Fernandez. Bodegas Fernandez is a family owned winery located in the Jumilla region. The winery uses organic and ecological methods to preserve the natural environment. Bodegas Fernandez organizes various types of visits for tourists. Learn about the history and traditions of the winery during your visit.
Bodegas Lavia. Among the enchanting scenery in the Murcia region of Spain is the Bodega Lavia winery. The winery was founded by a group of true wine lovers who are dedicated to creating unique wines to share with the world. Bodegas Lavia is a certified organic winery produced in the Bouglia region. Bodegas Lavia is a small winery equipped with advanced grape growing technology producing world class wines from the Monastrell grape variety.
Bodegas Asensio Carcelén. Asensio Carcelén winery, located in the D.O.P Jumilla region, in the northeast of Murcia, was founded in the 19th century. Surrounded by hills and beautiful scenery, the estate has settled in the most touristy part of Jumilla.
Places not to be missed when traveling to Murcia
Visit the alluring city of Cartagena. Enjoy its tropical beaches and the mesmerizing stone walls of the old town. Witness the colorful culture of colonial civilization combined with Colombian manifestations.
Get ready to enjoy the nightlife at one of the best nightclubs like La Movida, La Jugad and more.
If you’re a drinker, take a seat among the bougainvillea-lined balconies and sip a traditional coffee. Later, travel to lush tropical islands just minutes away from hectic city life and capture memories with your loved ones as you stomp your feet to the rhythms of salsa. Let yourself be enchanted by the most famous tourist spots of Cartagena – two must-see islands – Isla Baru and Islas Rosario, which offer breathtaking views of nature. Treat yourself to a unique pairing menu of wine and food at affordable prices. You can also rent a bike and enjoy a city tour discovering the city’s many hidden gems.
The historic town of Lorca is surrounded by mountains and charming valleys. Lined with ancient fortifications and leaning against the mountains of Peñarrubia and Calo de los Enamorados, this region looks out over farmland and further down to the mesmerizing blue Mediterranean.
In 1964, Lorca was declared a place of rich artistic and historical culture, thanks to its baroque buildings and the inhabitants of the Paleolithic and Roman eras. The city is also home to medieval churches and monasteries, guarded by the San Antonio Porcia Gate, an ideal tourist gem to see. The city is also famous for its markets, which appeared in the 15th century. Freely roaming the streets of Lorca, you will find that ancient traditions are still alive. Don’t miss the opportunity to visit the famous pig market and two food markets – Explanada de la Estación and Plaza de las Hortalizas. In addition, the beautiful beaches, located within a short drive from each other, are great places to relax, where traditional dishes from Lorca are available at reasonable prices.
Sierra Espuña Regional Park – for the adventurous. Surrounded by the cities of Aledo, Alhama, Totana, Mula and Pliego, the Sierra Espuña is the perfect getaway for nature lovers and adventurers. The territory is covered with untouched nature, dominated by pine forests, kermes oak and mastic trees.
Tourists can visit Ricardo Codorniu, where you can learn all about the rich flora and fauna. In the northwest of the territory, you can see ice houses beautifully built in a natural park. In addition, visit the small but charming villages of El Berro and Guebas with a guided tour, where you can get to know the perfect combination of rural life, traditional dishes and beautiful nature. Recreational areas such as Fuente del Hilo and La Perdice are designed for tourists to go hiking or camping.
Cuatro Calas – beaches of mesmerizing beauty. Surrounded by beaches, charming towns and various tourist destinations, Cuatro Calas is a place of mesmerizing beauty – the place to spend the perfect vacation. Four Bays have 250 km of coastline and are considered the warmest Mediterranean coast of Murcia. The region receives very little rainfall, making it an ideal place to plan your trip.
Aguilas, protected marine park “Four Bays” on the Mediterranean coast of Murcia. The site was included in Natura 2000 by the European Commission because Canada Brusca marsh salt is found here, making it a small botanical reserve.
The name Cuatro Cala “Four bays” comes from the charming beaches of Calarreona, La Carolina, Cala Serreda and La Higerica.
During a tour of Cuatro Calas, discover the various natural sculptures created from the amazing combination of different geological forms. Let yourself be lost in the chaotic landscapes, which are the nesting grounds for several bird species such as the Alpine Swift, Peregrine Falcon and others. In addition, discover the historical dunes inhabited by numerous species of flora.
Cabo Cope – virgin beaches and unexplored coves. The Regional Park of Punta de Calnegre and Cabo Cope is located on the south side of Murcia, spread over an area of about 1,000 hectares. It has a long coastline of about 17 kilometers, located between Punta de Calnegre and Calabardina. Discover the Special Bird Protection Area of Cabo Cope Regional Park and witness a diverse ecosystem that features a wide variety of fauna and vegetation.
Due to its location on the Gulf of Mazarron, it enjoys a pleasant climate all year round.
Although this area is separate from the regional park, there are many coves and beaches that you can visit, such as Parazuelos beach, Lorca beaches and others. Calnegre Bay, the Bay of the Women’s Baths and the Siskal Stream are not only mesmerizing places, but also the heart and soul of the region.
Barrancos de Gebas – lunar landscape full of valleys. The lunar landscape is spread over an area of about 2000 hectares, where tourists can observe several types of grasses, gypsum vegetation and aggregations of robrachypodia.
Barrancos de Guebas, located in the middle of picturesque deserts, hills and ravines, is located in the eastern part of the Sierra Espuña park, between the cities of Alhama de Murcia and Librilla. In 1995, this region was declared a protected landscape. Despite the harsh and poor living conditions of animals, moths, butterflies, herons and gulls can be found here. Hiking in the Barrancos de Guébas is the perfect activity with a photo session surrounded by a lush green forest.
This picturesque landscape also offers breathtaking views of the turquoise Algeciras reservoir.
Murcia is famous for its cuisine, tapas, beers and wines with character. It serves typical Spanish cuisine with a Mediterranean touch, complemented by local products such as olive oil, delicious sausages and delicious seafood. The region is famous for its variety of rice dishes served with vegetables and meat stews. Visit some of the local restaurants and test your taste with a standard Murcian meal that includes bread, water or wine as an accompaniment at the end.
Alcachofas de la Abuela – Grandma’s artichokes. The most famous dish, Alcachofas de la Abuela, also known as granny’s artichokes, is one of the tastiest dishes in Murcia’s cuisine, prepared using traditional techniques. Also found in southern Alicante, this typically Murcian dish consists of freshly picked artichokes cooked in a mixture of olive oil, red and white wine. It is served with toasted pine nuts. The aroma of the dish becomes irresistible when it is cooked in beef broth.
The recipe doesn’t look promising, but don’t be fooled by the looks, it’s the perfect blend of flavors and traditions.
Arroz al Caldero – rice in a cauldron with aioli sauce. Another traditional Murcia dish served at almost every event or occasion is Arroz al Caldero. This recipe is also known as “pot rice” and has a history dating back to the 1800s. Its name comes from the container in which it is prepared. It is prepared with various types of fish and seafood such as mullet and shrimp from the Mar Menor. The dish uses rice of local varieties Bomba and Calasparra, which give the dish a great taste and absorb the sauce well. The taste becomes exquisite when served with Mediterranean mayonnaise seasoned with garlic and olive oil.
Bacalao Fresco con Tomate – Fresh cod with tomato. Bacalao Fresco con Tomate is a versatile and traditional Murcia recipe that comes in a variety of styles and sauces. To add more flavor to the dish, cod is served with a spicy tomato sauce cooked over low heat with constant stirring and with good bread.