Foz de Lumbier Strict Nature Reserve

It is one of the most spectacular gorges in the Navarre region, in northern Spain and can be easily explored on foot thanks to two marked trails.

Montaña Palentina Natural Park

Tejera Negra beech forest

The beech trees of Tejera Negra became established in ancient times when the climate was colder and wetter. These trees now find refuge in shady valleys and on northern slopes, with fog, wind, rain and hardly any sun.

El Hondo Natural Park

El Hondo Natural Park is located in the Baix Vinalopó region, near the municipalities of Elche/Elx and Crevillente, in the province of Alicante.

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.

Jandía Natural Park

The park occupies most of the Jandía peninsula, forming a body independent from the rest of the island's relief. Altogether, Jandía forms an almost untouched landscape, filled with highly valuable natural elements, making it one of the most precious and unique showcases of Canary Island nature.

Sanabria Lake Natural Park and the Segundera and Porto mountain ranges

The park is located in northwestern Zamora, within the natural region of Sanabria. It is a mountainous area with deep valleys, and many lagoons of glacial origin. The most important of them is Lake Sanabria.

Majona Natural Park

Two large ravines create the structure of this park with its steep orography.

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.

Moncayo Natural Park

Moncayo is the highest point in the Iberian Mountain Range (2,373 m) and offers a great diversity of landscapes: From glacial remains at the summit to lush forests of beech, holm oak, oak, pine and juniper on its slopes.

Mondragó Natural Park

The Mondragó Natural Park is located on the island of Mallorca. The vegetation in the area is notable for its diversity and the fauna is especially interesting for its aquatic birds.

Mount Aloia Natural Park

The Monte Aloia Natural Park stands out for its natural beauty, its rich flora and fauna and its archaeological remains.

Montes de Malaga Natural Park

Very close to the city of Malaga, you can find this park of beautiful landscapes and rich vegetation.

Montgrí, Medes Islands and Lower Ter Natural Park

Found on the Costa Brava, between Alt and Baix Empordà, it preserves the natural essence of the Mediterranean region of Catalonia. The nature reserve invites you to explore impressive trails on land and routes across Medes Islands to discover its incredible seabeds.

Las Nieves Nature Reserve

Las Nieves Nature Reserve is situated in La Palma, between the municipalities of Puntallana, San Andrés y Sauces, and Santa Cruz de la Palma.

O Invernadeiro Natural Park

The rivers that run through the natural park are notable for the cleanliness of their waters. Inside the park there is a trout capture and restocking laboratory.

Oyambre Nature Reserve

What makes this park most remarkable is the diversity of its ecosystems.

Hoces del Río Riaza Natural Park

This is one of the most impressive spots in the Iberian Peninsula, which is crossed by Riaza river and features a series of incredible gorges, canyons and ravines.

Maestrazgo Natural Monuments

The area is an ideal enclave for activities such as caving, climbing, cycle touring and canyoning.

Olèrdola Park

This incredible natural watchtower is found at the foothills of El Garraf, and is crowned by a monument ensemble with a wall.

Peña Cabarga

In the Reserve, sharp points, escarpments, vertical faces and the labyrinth of 'callejones'. abound

Minorca Biosphere Reserve

The island of Minorca was declared a Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO in 1993, thanks to the great variety of habitats that it comprises. Ravines, caves, wetlands, isles, dune systems and beaches are the habitat of numerous species, some of which are endemic.

Muniellos Biosphere Reserve

In the eastern part of Asturias is the Muniellos Biosphere Reserve, the territory of which was recently expanded to include the upper courses of the rivers Narceo, Degaña and Ibias. This mountainous landscape contains the biggest oak forest of the peninsula and one of the best-kept in Europe.

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.