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Castril is a wonderful destination in the province of Granada! Castril Castle: Located on La Peña, this castle offers stunning views of the town and its surroundings. Although it is in ruins, it can be visited on guided tours Historic Center: Stroll through the cobbled streets and white houses adorned with flowers. Don't miss the Church of Nuestra Señora de los Ángeles Sendero de la Cerrada del Río Castril: A spectacular walk through walkways and wooden bridges over the Castril River Sierra de Castril Natural Park: Enjoy nature with trails, waterfalls and stunning landscapes

The El Portillo reservoir or El Portillo Dam is located on the Castril River, in the municipality of Castril, in the province of Granada. This reservoir belongs to the Guadalquivir Hydrographic Confederation, in the Granada area.

A tributary of the Bolera reservoir, it creates an idyllic landscape full of life. It is worth visiting.

A multitude of giant fig trees create a plant tunnel to enter as if it were a maze through a set of paths dotted with small wooden bridges, full of springs of water. It is well worth getting lost in this forest with plenty of time to gradually discover all its hidden spots and enjoy them.

Set of small waterfalls that form the Guazalamanco waterfalls, located on the river of the same name. After a rainy season, the waterfalls offer a very beautiful natural spectacle.

Small and secluded mountain town whose inhabitants care with care and defend despite the difficulties that towns like this usually face. Thanks to their efforts, the town was declared a Site of Historic-Artistic Interest in 1982.

This reservoir has a triple purpose of supply, irrigation and electricity production. It belongs to the Guadalquivir Hydrographic Confederation. The reservoir is fed by the Castril river, which is born in the Sierra of the same name and flows into the minor Guadiana.

A multitude of giant fig trees create a plant tunnel to enter as if it were a maze through a set of paths dotted with small wooden bridges, full of springs of water. It is well worth getting lost in this forest with plenty of time to gradually discover all its hidden spots and enjoy them.