Coastal Fortress & Geoda 3D Tour with OleoAlmanzora

Perched on the sunbaked cliffs of San Juan de los Terreros, Andalucía, the Castillo San Juan de los Terreros offers visitors more than just panoramic seascapes—it’s a window into the complex cultural and geological fabric of southeastern Spain's coastline. Situated where the Mediterranean meets rugged limestone, this 18th-century battery was built to guard against pirate attacks and imperial conflicts, standing firm over time as a symbol of historical resilience.

OleoAlmanzora, a standout in the region’s outdoor and cultural tourism scene, invites visitors to walk the castle grounds and absorb sweeping views stretching from Murcia’s rugged shores to Almería’s pristine bays. Beyond the fortress walls, the company crafts a unique blend of adventure and education through exhibits that illuminate local traditions, mollusk fossils, and the awe-inspiring geology defining this stretch of coast.

A highlight of the experience is the virtual 3D tour of the Geoda Gigante (Giant Geode), discovered nearby in the Pulpí Mine and famous worldwide for its massive, pristine selenite crystals. OleoAlmanzora’s immersive technology transports visitors inside this natural wonder without leaving San Juan de los Terreros, offering an extraordinary look at the crystal’s shimmer and scale—a rare geological marvel seldom accessed by travelers.

This combination of physical heritage and cutting-edge virtual interpretation cements OleoAlmanzora’s place as a unique provider blending outdoor discovery with scientific insight. It’s perfect for travelers yearning to connect with the secrets of this Mediterranean coast through a lens that’s part historic fortress walk and part geological deep dive. For those venturing to Andalucía’s southeastern edge, this activity embodies a fresh perspective on the region’s layered past and its natural artistry, far from the usual beach circuit.