When you arrive via the narrow road that climbs through the pines and olive trees, you will be surprised to discover a picturesque village, clinging between two rocky cliffs, as if challenging its tough environment.

The houses are rather lopsided, built one above the other. Cuébris has a beautiful square, forming a viewpoint over the valley.

In the centre stands the light grey stone church, with its amazing bell tower in four parts, as well as a fountain with a lions head, cut out of solid stone.

On one side a beautiful vaulted gateway leads to medieval streets recently cobbled in very soft mauve and grey tones. It's lovely to stroll along them, admiring the old tile roofs, the very low houses, terraces and gardens bursting with Virginia creeper, lavender and succulents.

On the other side of the square, climb the steps to the top of a cliff ending in a promontory where your efforts will be rewarded by a view of this amazing village, set astride its two valleys.