Oleotour Cazorla (Aceites Cazorla)
Visitor centre of the Aceites Cazorla cooperative, founded in 1951, 3 km from Cazorla: one of the largest olive mills in the world, an old-mill museum and DOP Sierra de Cazorla tastings.
About Oleotour Cazorla (Aceites Cazorla)
Aceites Cazorla is a cooperative founded in 1951 whose mill stands on the Peal de Becerro road below Cazorla, with the regulatory council of the DOP Sierra de Cazorla on the same site. Its members farm Picual and the local Royal variety in a district with over four million olive trees. The Oleotour visitor centre opened in 2021, and in 2024 the tour won second prize in the national AEMO awards for spreading olive culture.
The route loops for over an hour outdoors: past centuries-old trees, through the storage cellars and the plant, and into the reception yard where growers deliver fruit. A museum recreates an old mill with 1950s machinery and hand-painted 3D murals, and there is a botanic garden of more than 60 native species. The tour ends with a tasting of at least three oils and the bottling line.
Tours run Wednesday to Sunday: Spanish at 10:30, English at 09:00, French at 12:30, about two hours; a minimum of four people is needed, so check by WhatsApp. Adults pay €20, ages 7 to 12 €10, under-6s free; adding the millennia-old wild olive of Las Hoyas costs from €30 (2026). The route is accessible and the car park takes motorhomes.
Come from November to January to see the mill working. Buy the DOP Royal oil. Bring an umbrella in rain or a hat in summer; most of the route is outdoors on paved paths.
Oleotour Cazorla (Aceites Cazorla) in pictures
What you’ll find
- Car parkParkingFree
- Guided tourWinery or mill tour (€20–€30, 09:00–12:30)Book
- MuseumExhibitionTicket
- Olive oil millMill visitBook
- Online bookingBook onlineBook
- ShopProducts to buyBuy
- Step-free accessAccessible visitFree
- TastingTasting session (€20)Book
- Tours in EnglishEnglish-language toursBook
- Vineyard walkVineyard or grove visit (€30)Book
Nearby places to visit
Cazorla town, 3 km south-east, has the Castillo de la Yedra and its museum of popular arts, near the ruins of Santa María church, and the white village of Cazorla is the main base for the natural park. Neighbouring La Iruela, with its castle on a crag, is 3 km away. Inside the park, the narrow limestone gorge of Cerrada del Utrero is 9 km east. AOVEland (Oleícola Jaén) in Baeza, 40 km north-west, and Oleícola San Francisco in Begíjar, 45 km away, make a second mill visit on the drive back towards Úbeda and Baeza.
Oleotour Cazorla (Aceites Cazorla) at a glance
Category
Food & Wine Wineries & producers
Location
Sierra de Cazorla, Jaén
Town
Cazorla
Address
Carretera de Peal de Becerro a Cazorla km 10.5, 23470 Cazorla, Jaén, Spain
Opening hours
Tours Wed–Sun: English at 09:00, Spanish at 10:30, French at 12:30 (about 2 hours). Mon and Tue for groups of 10 or more on request. Minimum four participants per tour.
Prices
Guided tour with tasting of at least 3 oils €20 adults, €10 ages 7–12, under-6s free (2026); groups from €12–18 per person; tour plus the Las Hoyas thousand-year-old wild olive from €30.
Checked 5 Nov 2026 on the official website. Times and prices can change, so confirm before you go.
Website
oleotourcazorla.com
Phone
+34 953 724 021
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