Millennial tree and Conca Springs

Really beautiful place, although it is a shame that the locals do not do a better job of keeping the place more tourist ready. The Millennial Tree is huge and the water that surrounds it is super clear, looks amazing, little fish swim there. Close to the tree you will find an entrance to access the Conca Water Births, its a large open area with small to medium size ponds of water that are connected to each other through rivers of water. There's not much there other than the water, it is a place to take a swim and have some picnic style lunch.

Depending on how much water is flowing through the river. You can splash in the water, but it is not much of a swim. The tree itself is amazing. The water is cold and in the shade. So those looking to catch some sun are out of luck.

One of the few amazing examples of this amazing tree type which seems to live forever. If you want to feel really small then come sit on its roots and enjoy it's shade. On a hot day there are some lovely crystal clear pools to one side which offer a cooling swim.

Instagram: @somewherewithsara for more photos and story's. The tree is very big and the water surrounding it so clear as if its not even there. A few locals had a swim around the tree and the little fish was swimming around them and nibbling at their feet. Very nice area with lots of friendly locals and nice food to snack on. I did not visit the castle but it looked amazing from a distance!

You should not call it "births", because it is several water SPRINGS. in Spanish is more common to call a water spring manantial than nacimiento.