Heredad de la Boquilla

Set in the mountains of Enguera, in the province of Valencia, is Heredad la Boquilla, a place where you can escape from the crowds, where you can enjoy the tranquillity and relaxation that renews you from the inside. The house takes you to enjoy a few days in a unique environment to forget the stress and routine, in an area of great scenic beauty is this 18th century farmhouse, where guests can learn about the cultivation and processing of the fruits of the olive tree into extra virgin olive oil produced organically. A superior quality olive oil, obtained directly from olives and only by mechanical means: Birdy, an oil as natural as a free bird.

Heredad de la Boquilla allows you to stay in a space that combines all the virtues of a rural house with the comforts of five-star accommodation. Every detail has been taken care of, with a decoration with touches reminiscent of Indian culture, antiques and a beautiful garden with swimming pool and barbecue. Perfectly equipped for gourmets who love good food, it has all the necessary utensils to cook all kinds of dishes and enjoy a unique cuisine. Heredad la Boquilla has 3 accommodation options with independent entrance and services even though they are in the same building: Masía encinas with 3 double bedrooms, Suite olivo with 1 double bedroom and Loft almond tree with 1 bedroom.

It also offers the possibility of organising a unique product in the Valencian Community based on the production of organic olive oil, where visitors not only harvest the olives but also make their own organic oil in a mini oil mill, which they can then take home with them and enjoy a special meal.

• Car Parking
• Tourist Information
• Garden
• Outdoor pool
• Business meetings
• Wi-Fi

• Pets allowed
• Barbecue
• Library
• Heating
• Fridge
• Oven
• Dishwasher
• TV

• Heating
• Amenities
• Hairdryer
• TV

Heredad la Boquilla is located in the heart of the Enguera mountain range in the lower part of the Canal de Navarrés, through which hiking routes pass, such as the Barranco de la Hoz ravine or the Las Fuentes route from the district of Navalón.
The visit to its villages awaits numerous caves and shelters, such as the Cueva de la Araña and the shelters of Río Grande, examples of Cave Art declared World Heritage Sites by UNESCO.

Natural jewels such as La Cabrentà de Estubeny, the Chorradores de Navarrés, the Albufera and Gorgos de Anna, the Chella waterfall, the Fraile river in Bicorp or Los Charcos de Quesa, can accompany you on your journey. Water as a source of life, forests, fauna and flora intermingle with the small villages that are emerging within the valley that forms La Canal de Navarrés: a series of villages spread between Millares and Enguera from north to south, over the canyon of the river Júcar. The dominant vegetation is made up of pine, mastic and kermes oak groves, as well as holm oak and ash groves.

More information: www.enguera.es, www.lacanaldenavarres.es