Off the beaten track, it presents an unparalleled beauty. With a little more than thirty people daily, its appearance changes radically on weekends and holidays, with the arrival of fishermen, visitors and tourists and also with the rise and fall of the water level.
The Guadiana river dammed in the Cijara dam can reach almost to the doors of the houses, making a peninsula that at times seems to become an island. The rest are mountains and hills that irregularly form a labyrinth of land in which it is difficult to move.