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Navalvillar de Pela is the gateway to the La Siberia region on the route from Villanueva de la Serena. In ancient times, it belonged to Trujillo, in the Cáceres region, and its inhabitants are known as "peleños."

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Navalvillar de Pela is a small town on the slopes of the Sierra de Pela in the vicinity of the Embalse de Orellana and Sierra de Pela Natural Park. Easy access from the N-430 national road. Park next to the Plaza del Torro and head south to begin the hike through the Sierra.

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Navalvillar de Pela is the gateway to the region of La Siberia on the route that comes from Villanueva de la Serena. In ancient times it belonged to Trujillo, in Cáceres, and its inhabitants are known as 'peleños'.

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This town, popularly known as Orellanita, is connected, according to some legends, with Roman times, specifically with a Roman legion called Aurelia, supposedly based in this place, from which the place name Aureliana would have arisen and, from it, Orellana. In its medieval times it is located in the population privilege granted by Enrique II to Alvar García Bejarano, owner of the castle of the Bejaranos and who would change his title to that of Orellana.

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The Orellana reservoir is a reservoir on the Guadiana river in the province of Badajoz. It is the largest of those located in the middle section of the river, it is regulated by those of García de Sola and Cíjara and by the transfer of Zújar and La Serena.

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In the municipality of Orellana la Vieja is the first inland beach in all of Spain with a Blue Flag for its accessibility, the quality of its waters and the environmental information offered to users. In addition, it is also a blue trail and marina.

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It is a 15th century military fortress rebuilt as a palace in the 16th century and built in the municipality of Orellana la Vieja. The building's patio stood out, formed by two galleries supported by columns, semicircular arches and rectilinear lintels on the main floor. Today two towers remain, one circular and the other square and taller, the keep. Also, you can see the shield of the Altamirano, arches, supports with Ionic capitals and remains of towers. Although part of the castle was destroyed to convert it into a private home after the civil war. It has been declared a historical and cultural heritage of Extremadura and in the town it is known simply as "the palace".

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Navalvillar de Pela is a small town on the slopes of the Sierra de Pela in the vicinity of the Embalse de Orellana and Sierra de Pela Natural Park. Easy access from the N-430 national road. Park next to the Plaza del Torro and head south to begin the hike through the Sierra.

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