Fuerteventura Biosphere Reserve

With an area of 1,658 square kilometres, Fuerteventura is the second largest of the Canary Islands. UNESCO declared the island and its marine habitat a Biosphere Reserve in 2009.

Protected Landscape of San Juan de la Peña and Monte Oroel

This Protected Landscape (Huesca region) stands out for a combination of nature and culture, as it combines the typical landscape of the Pyrenean mid-mountain with one of the most important monasteries of the Early Middle Ages and the first royal pantheon of Aragon, the Monastery of San Juan de la Peña.

Protected Landscape of Los Campeches, Tigaiga and Ruíz

The geological processes that have occurred over the centuries have resulted in a uniquely beautiful natural landscape in this park, dominated by a diverse range of volcanic materials.

Pas Valley

It is part of the Valles Pasiegos region, in Cantabria. In addition to lush nature, it boasts a distinctive agricultural landscape shaped over five centuries and a rich cultural and ethnographic heritage. ...

Islote de Lobos Nature Reserve

The Islet of Lobos is a small isle situated to the north of Fuerteventura, from which it is separated by around 2 Km. It houses very valuable habitats in magnificent condition.

Marjal de Pego-Oliva Natural Park

The Marjal de Pego-Oliva is located between the provinces of Alicante and Valencia. The western half belongs to Pego (Alicante) and the eastern half to Oliva (Valencia). In this area there are dunes, malladas (saline depressions), rivers and farmlands.

Tamadaba Natural Park

Some of the nature reserve's most outstanding assets are a set of diverse and beautiful landscapes, along with large, extraordinarily well-preserved pine forests.

Iberian Plateau Transboundary Biosphere Reserve

With 1,132,607 hectares, it is the largest reserve in the Iberian Peninsula.

Cadí-Moixeró Natural Park

The Cadí-Moixeró Natural Park presents various ecosystems, ranging from forests to valleys, passing through meadows and mountain ranges.

Babia Biosphere Reserve

This area, declared a Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO in 2004, boasts a diverse flora and abundant fauna.

Bay of Cádiz Natural Park

The park is home to diverse ecosystems, including beaches, dunes, lagoons, marshes and estuaries, inviting visitors to enjoy both its landscape and its valuable birdlife and vegetation.

Upper Manzanares River Basin Biosphere Reserve

In the northwest of the Community of Madrid lies the Upper Manzanares River Basin Regional Park, declared a Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO in 1992. Altitudes ranging from 600 to 2,300 metres create a landscape of peaks, low mountains and plains, home to a multitude of Mediterranean species.

Sierra María-Los Vélez Natural Park

Saja-Besaya Natural Park

In this park we find most of the characteristics that define the typical landscape of the inland mountains of Cantabria.

Sierra Mágina Natural Park

Home to wild goats and wild boars, to holm oaks and gall oaks, to olive and cherry trees.

Posets-Maladeta Nature Reserve

The Posets-Maladeta Natural Park is a mountain range located in the northeasternmost part of the Aragonese Pyrenees. This area is home to some of the highest peaks on the Iberian Peninsula. It is one of the most representative areas of the high Pyrenean mountains and boasts a high level of ecological, landscape and natural diversity.

Despeñaperros Natural Park

The famous Despeñaperros Gorge, with its nearly vertical cliff walls, is the result of the waters of the river of the same name.

Garajonay National Park

Garajonay National Park is waiting for you on La Gomera, crisscrossed by ravines and full of laurel forests. This pre-historic forest is responsible for the labyrinth of green that you immerse yourself in as you enter the park. A fascinating landscape that will bewitch you like a fairytale, where nature is the main feature.

Cabrera Maritime-Terrestrial National Park

One hour by boat from the island of Mallorca, the Cabrera Archipelago will definitely surprise you. This oasis has one of the best-preserved examples of marine life in the whole of the Mediterranean Sea Its almost untouched sea shore hosts a wealth of species native to the Balearic Islands. ...

Teide National Park

One of Europe's most visited national parks is in the heart of Tenerife, in the Canary Islands. Here, the main star of the show is the Teide volcano, the very pinnacle of Spain, at an altitude of 3,715 metres. Keep your eyes peeled, because there's something amazing to see every step of the way. ...

Sierra de Aracena y Picos de Aroche Nature Reserve

The Sierra de Aracena y Picos de Aroche Nature Reserve is located in the north of the province of Huelva, in the western part of the Sierra Morena.

Montaña de Sal Cultural Park

This site opened in the year 2003 and has an area of 100 hectares. It is situated in Cardona Saline Valley, which used to be known as El Salí. The Mountain of Salt is highly valuable as it contains many different minerals.

Ordesa y Monte Perdido National Park

To the north of the Huesca, in the Pyrenees of Aragón, enthusiasts of high mountains will enjoy a unique national park in Spain: Ordesa and Monte Perdido. Four main valleys (Añisclo, Escueta, Ordesa and Escuaín) and a group of peaks, among which Monte Perdido stands out, become a truly dreamlike setting, in which different ecosystems coexist. ...

Cabañeros National Park

Located in the region of Montes de Toledo, between the provinces of Ciudad Real and Toledo, Cabañeros encompasses the most varied aspects of the Mediterranean ecosystem. From the autumnal bellows of the deer, to the majestic flight of the golden eagle, the park is full of natural wonders. ...