Mas Casablanca
Mas Casablanca is a traditional Catalan farmhouse with an educational and informative purpose, showcasing the life of a farmer so that children and adults alike can understand and appreciate the relationship that unites us with the land and animals, learning to love and respect it.
During the visits, there's direct contact with the animals; you can touch them, which is what children love most, and feel the textures of fur, wool, or feathers with your fingers. You'll feed them and enjoy being surrounded by nature. Mas Casablanca still maintains a balance between farming, raising livestock, and people. It's also the setting for the stories of Fermí and Valentina, two mice who live on the farm and whose adventures will help you discover the farmer's life throughout the year, with a story dedicated to him each month.
We offer two different options for visiting Mas Casablanca; taking a self-guided tour or a guided tour.
Free visit:
This tour is perfect for families, but not for groups. We'll give you a map, and you can explore the farm at your own pace. You'll find descriptions of each animal, you can touch them, and you'll also have to find Fermí and Valentina, two very mischievous mice hiding around the farm!
Visiting hours are from Tuesday to Sunday.
Guided tour:
The visit lasts approximately two hours, and we will accompany you throughout the entire tour. This visit is designed for both families and groups and is suitable for all ages. We will see all the farm animals, you can feed them, we will ride the tractors, we will show you the Casablanca vegetable garden, and we will explain how a traditional farmhouse works. If you would like to be a farmer for a day and enjoy a unique experience learning all the details, this is the tour for you!
Visiting hours are Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays. If you are a group of more than 30 people, we can arrange a guided tour for you with a meal included.
It has a whole meadow with a parking area and a picnic area with tables and chairs so you can bring your own food and make it the perfect day! There's also the option of coming in a campervan or motorhome and staying overnight.
For over 30 years we've offered visits for families, schools, summer camps, vocational training programs, and senior living facilities. Oh! And we have the Refuge space, a venue for celebrations, children's parties, or workshops.
You can find more information, schedules and buy tickets directly on the website www.mascasablanca.com
We're waiting for you!
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