Situated in the centre of the tectonic river basin of the Bierzo, we find the village of Carracedelo, at km 399 on the A6 motorway, between the rivers Sil and Cúa, and halfway between the Aquilanos Mountains that separate the Bierzo and the Cabrera and the Ancares nature reserve, marking the border between León, Asturias and Lugo; just a short distance from Ponferrada and Villafranca del Bierzo; bordered by two areas of "World Heritage Interest": on the one hand, the fertile Route to Santiago, and on the other the majestic Roman gold mines of Las Médulas.

In Carracedelo, the traveller can hike along dozens of kilometres, going through orchards, tobacco fields and lands with green peppers, tomatoes, potatoes etc.; discover the fresh and magical shady areas, which are full of life, and have the possibility of even spotting the acrobatics of a family of otters catching their trout or simply enjoying an undisturbed swim through the water; at nightfall you can listen to the lament of the owl, very much linked to the protective goddess of Athens and when Dawn extends its reddish fingers across the horizon, you will hear thousands of birds accompanying the waking up of the traveller.

• For disabled people:  room suitable for the disabled.
• Inside:  dining room, fireplace, Hi-fi, kitchen, library, lounge, microwave, rooms with en-suite bathroom, selection of games, shared bathroom, washing machine.
• Languages:  English, French, Galician, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish.
• Outside:  barbecue, garden, garden furniture, terrace, vegetable garden.
• Services:  bike rental, guided walks, information about the area, internet access, laundry service, pets allowed.
• Situation:  quite central, tarmac entrance.

• We also have rooms
• A 100 year-old well
• Outdoor dining areas
• An ethnographical museum

• An agricultural workshop
• Excursions to nearby swimming and forest areas

• Pre Roman fortresses
• The Roman gold mines of Las Médulas -The Route to Santiago (both world heritage sites)
• Mozarabic, Romanesque and Gothic churches
• Medieval monasteries and Templar castles (Ponferrada, Cornatel,...) The nature reserve of Ancares and the typical “palloza” huts
• The Ethnographical Museum