This nature house is a generous vacation rental in Alquézar in the Somontano region of Aragon. The location is spectacular with views over the medieval village and the surrounding mountains. It is the perfect base for a vacation in the rugged Sierra de Guara National Park, an oasis of tranquility. From the nature house you walk directly into the mountains for beautiful hikes through gorges, past hushed villages and past caves with ancient rock drawings. Above your head you can often see vultures and eagles circling and on the horizon there are the snow-capped peaks of the Pyrenees for spectacular views. The nature house sleeps six people and has three bedrooms and three bathrooms. Around the house, two terraces and a garden provide all the space you need to eat together and enjoy the view. The local swimming pool is just steps away. You rent the whole house. The house is attached to another house. The house is located a little higher on the outskirts of a village. Therefore it is completely free with a worldly view and you are also within a three-minute walk on the village square.

Alquezar is located in the Sierra y cañyones de Guara National Park in the Somontano region of Aragon. It is a promontory of the Spanish Pyrenees. The area consists of a jagged limestone mountain range, intersected by deep gorges with clear streams and rock walls rising tens of meters. The highest peak is the Guara (2077 meters). Bird - and nature lovers will find here a quiet and rugged nature with a large variety of special birds and plants. In particular, you can regularly see the griffon vulture and the Egyptian vulture circling and sometimes the rare bearded vulture. Along the Rio Vero you can also visit a number of prehistoric sites with petroglyphs. Around the village the vegetation is Mediterranean with almond and olive groves. Southward in the valley of the Rio Vero are the vineyards for the renowned Somontano wines. Despite high temperatures in summer (sometimes as high as 35°C), the mountainous area is always beautifully green due to the many rivers and winter rain. South of the Aragonese Pyrenees, the interior has a Spanish continental climate. That is, hot summers and cool winters, but often with lots of sunshine during the day.