Five great road trips through Catalonia

Five ways to explore Catalonia on a road trip. All these routes combine culture, nature and great food and can be completed in four or five days.

Route around the province of Cáceres

A trip to Caceres (in northern Extremadura) means a pleasant surprise for the traveller. It’s a little-known fact that there is something attractive - even addictive - in this inland area of Spain. Could it be the unique nature reserves, such as Monfragüe Natural Park? Or perhaps, its two UNESCO World Heritage sites? ...

The Silver Route and its surrounding areas in the province of León

We have some recommendations for you as you explore the Silver Route on its way through the province of León, in northern Spain, in the region of Castile and León. The Silver Route or Vía de la Plata was once an important Roman road, running from northern to southern Spain in the days of the Empire. ...

Corona Forestal Nature Reserve

This nature reserve is located on the island of Tenerife and extends over an area of 46,613 hectares. A predominately forest area where pine groves and mountain vegetation are abundant.

Hoces del Cabriel Nature Reserve

It is located in the area around the Cabriel River, which separates the regions of Castile-La Mancha and the Region of Valencia.

Ruidera Lakes Nature Reserve

A chain of fifteen lagoons form an open space of lakes and rivers that are unique to la Mancha's steppes.

Montserrat Mountain Nature Reserve

In Montserrat Mountain Nature Reserve its natural and environmental assets, making it an emblematic enclave of Catalan culture, are well worth a mention.

Montgó Nature Reserve

Montgó Nature Reserve is located between the towns of Denia and Javea in Alicante. The park includes a coastal section that covers over 3 kilometres..

La Salinas de Santa Pola Nature Reserve

Santa Pola Salt Flats lie in Alicante province. Two areas are distinguished: that of salt production and the marshy area.

Iruelas Valley Nature Reserve

Vía Verde de la Jara route

A 52-kilometre long stretch of old railway line, recovered for hikers and cyclists, in the province of Toledo (Castile-La Mancha).

Sierras de Cazorla, Segura y Las Villas Nature Reserve

This nature reserve includes most of the Sierras de Cazorla y Segura Biosphere Reserve, designated by the UNESCO in 1983 and with an area of 190,000 hectares. The Cazorla, Segura y Las Villas Nature Reserve has an area of 200,000 hectares and spectacularly beautiful scenery, as well as being home to various species which are unique in the world.