Capea with Recortadores at Private Farm Near Toledo

Context Capea is a traditional bullfighting practice that allows participants to engage with heifers in a controlled environment. This experience takes place on a private farm located near Toledo, featuring a dedicated bullring plaza and rest areas. The farm is fully equipped for year-round use, with covered zones to protect against adverse weather. The activity route includes the release of 2 to 4 heifers specially adapted for all skill levels, in a bullring designed to recreate the authentic excitement of traditional taurine events. The Experience Participants begin with a welcome briefing and safety instructions, followed by a warm-up and hands-on training in recortador techniques under the supervision of professional monitors. Once in the ring, you’ll dodge and cut the heifers, feeling the adrenaline as wind carries the scent of thyme and barbecue. After the release, enjoy unlimited rebujito or sangria, Spanish tapas, live music, and optional activities such as the mechanical bull, swimming pool, or gymkhanas, depending on the chosen package. For Whom This activity is ideal for adults over 18 with good agility and reflexes who wish to engage in a recreational, festive taurine experience. It is not suitable for individuals with limited mobility or those seeking non-physical, low-risk activities. Local Context The farm is located in a rural area near Toledo where taurine traditions remain an active part of local culture. Professional monitors with proven experience in recortes and capeas ensure a safe, authentic, and immersive experience. The local community values these events as part of its cultural and festive heritage.