
For the little ones
The garden is theirs
Lawn, palm-tree shade and space to run. The pool, always with an adult watching.

First communions at HierbaBuena
After church, a house that is yours alone: a long table in the shade, the children in the garden and an afternoon in no hurry to end.

A day for the family
At HierbaBuena you share the space with no one. The whole cortijo is yours: the porch for lunch, the garden for the little ones and shady corners for the grandparents.
You arrive straight from church to a house that is ready for you. You set the pace; we make sure everything flows.
How the day unfolds
Every communion is different, but most follow this gentle thread.

Midday
Guests cross the cobbled courtyard to find the house open, cool and ready to welcome them.

Early afternoon
A long table under the beams, the menu you have chosen and toasts to the star of the day.

Afternoon
While the grown-ups linger at the table, the children run across the lawn and the garden fills with laughter.

At sunset
The light turns golden on the whitewashed walls and the day ends as unhurriedly as it began.
Two worlds under one roof

For the little ones
Lawn, palm-tree shade and space to run. The pool, always with an adult watching.

For the grown-ups
Under the timber porch, conversation lasts as long as the afternoon.
The house, yours alone
Every celebration is different, but some things never change once you step through the cortijo’s door.
The whole house is yours: no other guests, no other celebrations, no strangers.
Those you choose can sleep at the cortijo and live the celebration from beginning to end.
Outdoor spaces for every moment of the day, from first light to the last lingering meal.
Bring your own suppliers or choose from those we recommend, who already know the house.
Music is part of the celebration, always at a volume that respects the house and its surroundings.
Length of stay, dates and terms are discussed in private, shaped around what you imagine.
The house in pictures






How we prepare it
Write to us with the date you have in mind and what you imagine. We will reply personally.
We invite you to walk around the cortijo at your own pace, at the time of day you plan to celebrate.
We talk through timings, spaces and suppliers until every detail fits.
You arrive at a house prepared for you. We take care of everything else.
Those who were here
We wanted a place where the children could play without us worrying about disturbing anyone. We ate slowly and the afternoon simply slipped away.
Grandma still talks about the porch and how peaceful it was. It was an intimate communion, just as we wanted, and the house looked beautiful.
Frequently asked questions
The pool is part of the garden and children can enjoy it, always supervised by an adult. We will talk through how to organise it during your visit.
Yes. You can bring your own caterer or choose from the suppliers we recommend, who already know the house.
We agree it with you. Some families celebrate just the lunch; others make a day of it or stay the night.
First communions cluster in May and June, so we recommend writing to us several months in advance.
Yes. The house has four bedrooms for eight people, ideal for close family.
Around the estate
The cortijo sits in Los Lobos, in the countryside of Cuevas del Almanzora. A short drive away: the Mediterranean, white villages and landscapes worth the journey.
Approximate driving times from the cortijo.
View on Google MapsYour first communion
Tell us the date and how you picture the celebration. We will reply personally and show you around the house.
Write to us