Traditional Capeas with Young Cattle Release in Murcia

Stands out for

  • • Young cattle release in a standard bullring
  • • Camp-style meal with barbecue and fire-roasted rice
  • • Open bar and live music for festive energy
  • • Rural estate just 6 km from Murcia
  • • Professional supervision and safety gear provided

Description

Context

The capea is a traditional bullfighting event held on a rural estate just 6 km from Murcia, equipped with a standard bullring for releasing young cattle. This event blends the excitement of the ring with local cuisine and a festive atmosphere, making it ideal for large groups and special occasions. The estate provides a safe and comfortable environment for this year-round experience, allowing visitors to connect with regional culture and rural traditions.

The Experience

After a warm welcome and distribution of basic safety gear, you’ll actively participate in the release of young cattle for approximately 90 minutes, feeling the energy of the animals and crowd in the arena. Following the event, enjoy an outdoor camp-style meal featuring grilled meats and fire-roasted rice, while the scent of wood smoke fills the air. The day can extend with an open bar and live music, creating a lively, social atmosphere perfect for celebration.

For Whom

This activity is suitable for adults in moderate physical condition who appreciate taurine traditions and festive community events. Ideal for large groups such as bachelor parties, corporate events, or family gatherings. Not recommended for anyone under 18 years old or individuals with limited mobility unless prior arrangements are made.

Local Context

The estate reflects the taurine culture of the Region of Murcia, where tradition, food, and celebration are deeply connected. Its close proximity to Murcia allows easy pairing with cultural tours, local winery visits, and regional food trails, enriching the experience with authentic local warmth and hospitality.

Key Info

Difficulty

Moderate

Setting

Outdoors

Best season

All year round

Recommended Age Range

All ages

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Practical Guide

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Location
Expert Recommendations

Wear comfortable clothing and closed shoes suitable for outdoor movement. Apply sunscreen regularly, especially during summer months. The event runs year-round but is best avoided on rainy days. Book in advance for groups of four or more. The full-day option requires moderate physical fitness and is not suitable for anyone under 18. Please arrive at least 30 minutes before the scheduled start time to complete registration and receive safety instructions.

Physical Requirements

moderate physical activity, casual participation in calf roping, and movement in the rodeo arena

About the Area

The capea estate is located in a rural setting just 6 km from the city center of Murcia. The property features dedicated taurine facilities, open-air dining zones, and event spaces for celebrations. Nearby attractions include hiking trails, local wineries, and traditional Murcian restaurants, offering a full experience of regional culture, food, and natural landscapes.

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The recommended minimum age is 18 due to physical demands and close interaction with animals. This ensures safety and responsible participation throughout the event.
Wear comfortable, weather-appropriate outdoor clothing, closed-toe and durable shoes, and apply sunscreen daily, especially during summer months.
The cattle release lasts about 90 minutes. The full day, including camp meal and open bar, can extend between 6 to 8 hours.
Yes, trained staff supervise the release, and basic protective gear is provided to all participants, ensuring a secure and well-managed experience.
There is no clear information on accessibility. It is strongly advised to contact the operator directly before booking to assess on-site conditions.