Interesting to note is the increasing number of golf pros from various countries who bring their group of players to the course. By far, though, the most distinctive feature of the course, as Robert Hardwell succinctly expressed it is, The lack of concrete. From one green, the mountaintop village of Vejer can be spotted in the distance. Three hundred hectares comprise the finca, or farm more than sufficient for a few golf courses. The horse reigns as undisputed king, and the equestrian centre reflects it.
Stables can accommodate well over a thousand horses.
Dressage, carriage training, cross country trails and competition tracks cater to international competitors as well as to the keen amateur rider. Those whose bent is photography take full advantage of this wildlife paradise. In keeping with the horse as predominant theme, the only residential plans are inclusive of 20 enormous plots to be sold for construction of a home and stabling. Although the terrain is not characterised by live-threatening, savage Mother Nature features, the scent of adventurous ambience that accompanies an unspoiled estate is alive and well here. Obstacle races of diverse levels involve crossing bridges, walls, ditches and tunnels.