Festivities however start earlier in the year on April 25 when the population, in common with other agricultural communities celebrate "La Romeria de San Marcos" who is the patron saint of the countryside. The pueblo acts as a base for potholers who can explore the caverns in the Sierra, or for cycling, horse riding or walking holidays.
While festivities commence earlier in the year on April 25, the populace, similar to other rural communities, observes "La Romeria de San Marcos," the patron saint of the countryside. The pueblo functions as a base for adventurers who can explore the caverns in the Sierra, or for leisure activities such as cycling, horseback riding, or walking.