The owners themselves joke that "it's the only house for troglodytes in Cordoba". We add that if so, it's truly exclusive, with a pool and Wi-Fi.

Casa Tierra is essentially an experience of "living in a cave," though spacious and comfortable. Stone walls and natural materials are embraced by the warmth of handmade wooden furniture. The path to the cave leads through an ecological garden, full of palms, almond trees, and cypresses. There are even horses, chickens, and a rich variety of Mediterranean plants.

Much like in the tale of "Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves", the Cuevas del Pino estate hides treasures - not gold and jewels, but art, tranquility, and connection with nature. The stone walls of old caves, once Arabic quarries, now pulsate with artistic life. There's a lot happening here. In the mysterious interiors of the caves, guests can expect the unexpected. Sometimes they'll be surprised by a film screening, other times by a flamenco dance, or perhaps a yoga session.

Space, connection with nature and art and fellow humans - everything needed to log out from everyday hustle and bustle. Psst... they even have a cave of dreams here, but what it is, the hosts will tell you on site. We invite you to the Cuevas del Pino estate, hidden at the foot of the Sierra Morena mountains.

Photos: cuevasdelpino.com