Partaloa Travel Guide

Partaloa covers an area of 53km², and is a municipality characterized by the work and generosity of its inhabitants, as well as the natural beauty of its two hills that are covered with stone. It has had several names throughout history, but its current name comes from the 19th century. It has been the site of several civilizations, and at present is a land of traditions with natural riches that constantly attract new inhabitants. In its streets there are festivals that remain in force and their inhabitants are supported by agriculture. It has several interesting heritage sites and nature trails that help you to experience the landscape.

Partaloa is characterized by its location between steep mountains within the Almanzora Valley, surrounded by a rocky landscape that is difficult to access. Large blocks of stone, known as "Los Desplomes", seem to surround the houses of the town from different angles. Despite its dry environment, the region abounds with varied flora and fauna. In particular, almonds and olives are cultivated. The passage of the Ciscarisco Strait is a mountainous route near the town that offers some difficulty for hikers but is certainly worth trying because it is a route that is an adventure through landscapes of wild nature. Many other routes are also offered to the visitor who wishes to explore a territory of impressive views, ideal for taking pictures and capturing good memories of their stay.