It is semi-circled by the Tagus River, which is the geographical feature that forms the border between the two communities and is 3 km away from the urban nucleus, it is located near La Jara occupying the valley.

Close to the Extremadura highway, the A-5 is connected to it by the TO-7121 road that reaches Oropesa, head of the region and by the MC-4159 to the town of El Puente del Arzobispo where it joins the MC -4100.

The vegetation, composed of meadows populated with holm oaks and olive trees and scrubland with broom and thyme, is typically Mediterranean.

In the past, the climate and the vegetation largely determine the fauna: rabbits, rats, mice, partridges, wild boars (especially in recent years), foxes, wildcats, owls, eagle owls, vultures, swallows, storks, storks black, various kinds of eagles, crows and different species of birds (goldfinches) and fish (barbels, carps, pike, eels now practically disappeared), etc.

Due to the agricultural activity in the region, it is common to find olive and fig groves that have become part of the natural landscape.