Audio Guide of Borbollón Reservoir

The reservoir is freely accessible 24 hours a day, but we recommend visiting during daylight for safety and better views. It can be reached from Moraleja (15 minutes by car) via the EX-109. During periods of heavy rain or extreme drought, check conditions with the Spanish Water Information System.

No, it is completely free. There are no ticket offices or tickets, but we do recommend carrying cash for nearby local businesses such as those in Moraleja, as some do not accept cards.

Ideally, set aside half a day (3–4 hours), especially if you walk the 6 km perimeter trail. If you only want panoramic views from lookouts such as Casas de Don Antonio, 1 hour is enough.

Built in 1956 on the Árrago River, it was key to the agricultural development of the region. Today it is a Special Protection Area for Birds, with more than 200 recorded species. More information is available on the Extremadura Tourism Portal.

Spring (April–June) for migratory birds and autumn (September–November) for the golden oak woods of the Sierra de Gata. Avoid July and August because of extreme heat (>40°C). The best times are at sunrise or late afternoon.

Only partially. The main viewpoint has adapted paving, but 90% of the area consists of uneven rural paths. Contact the Provincial Council of Cáceres (+34 927 255 300) for details about accessible routes.

Within a 30 km radius you have: 1) Hoyos (a medieval village), 2) Robledillo de Gata (with its olive oil museum), 3) Sanctuary of Our Lady of La Vega (Trevejo), and 4) the incredible natural pools of Descargamaría. More information at SierraDeGata.info.

1) Hiking footwear is essential because of the rocky terrain 2) Bring water and sunscreen (there is no shade) 3) Binoculars for birdwatching 4) Take your rubbish with you (there are no bins nearby) 5) If you go to unofficial swimming areas, check water levels at the Tagus River Basin Authority (tel. 927 244 200).