Moroccan Tea Gardens in Spain
Posted November 2, 2018
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The entrance to Carmen Del Campillo Moriscos
I heard of these Moroccan Tea Gardens, Carmen Del Campillo Moriscos, located about one hour from where we live and was intrigued. I finally had an opportunity to visit them recently. They are tucked away in the countryside among groves of lemons, oranges and pomegranates and not easy to find. But once there, it is worth the drive. The minute I entered the gates, a feeling of tranquillity surrounded me. The gardens seemed to go on forever with many little paths to follow and explore. Every corner I turned, another delightful scene appeared. As well as the picturesque gardens, the site comprises a number of buildings to investigate, inside and out, on many levels. A fabulous selection of tea is served in the gardens or in the tea rooms, on mats and pillows, at tables or even in a Bedouin tent! Stroll along with me as the sun sets on this incredible place.

Where will this path take me?

Happy to finally visit these delightful gardens

An authentic Bedouin tent at the top
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The resident peacock

Delicious teas and baklava type desserts

Inside the tea rooms

Evening sets in and creates an enchanting world

Following a candlelit path, I found this mysterious door
This place is so charming and well displayed. I enjoyed wandering the gardens and felt like I was in Morocco. The lovely stone paths, the calming music, the pottery, the Bedouin tent, the resident peacock, everything was perfect. The selection of teas was incredible, I had a delicious Rooibos chocolate flavoured tea. I also loved the baklava type pastries. As the sun set, the gardens and tea rooms took on a romantic, exotic feel. I wandered the candlelit paths and discovered many more interesting scenes. I didn’t want to leave. I will be bringing out of town guests here to be sure!!
73 Responses to "Moroccan Tea Gardens in Spain"

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November 2, 2018 at 9:02 am
What a fabulous place, and well worth your time spent in finding it. Lovely pictures 😊
November 2, 2018 at 5:36 pm
Thanks, Clive. I would never be able to give anyone instructions on how to find it. I went with a group on a bus and even the bus driver made a couple of wrong turns!!
November 2, 2018 at 8:08 pm
That’s when you know you’ve found something secret and special!