Rupit and Collsacabra nature reserve

As we enter Rupit we will immediately be immersed in a medieval setting, surrounded by buildings dating as far back as the XI century. Once we've had a taste of Rupit's history we will venture down the narrow valley, leaving the medieval setting behind and above us, and find ourselves surrounded by incredible rock formations, cliffs, and exuberant vegetation; a true delight for the senses. As we near the end of the valley, we will set our eyes on one of Catalonia's most spectacular sights: "El Salt de Sallent", Catalonia's biggest and most impressive waterfall. Standing on a plateau, as the river cascades down the immense wall below our feet, our perspective changes as we marvel at the view of the cliffs all around us and the nearby mountains. We will stop at the Roman chapel of Sant Joan de Fàbregues for a small snack before we walk back to the quaint village of Rupit, perched in this mesmerizing rural setting. Once back in Rupit, we will try some local products before driving back to Barcelona.