Doñana Natural Park

Surrounding Doñana National Park like a peripheral protective cushion, the nature reserve with the same name is made up of four separate spaces that, when combined, span more hectares than the national park itself and share a mosaic of similar habitats and importance. ...

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.

Fragas do Eume Natural Park

The Fragas do Río Eume Park is considered one of the great woodland gems of Spain and is the finest example of the survival of native forests along the Galician coastline.

Montaña Palentina Natural Park

Fuentes del Narcea, Degaña e Ibias Natural Park

Despite its amazing scenery, this park stands out for its unique, almost mythical animal species, such as the brown bear, the capercaillie and the wolf.

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.

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.

Hoces del Río Duratón Nature Reserve

The course of the waters of the Duratón has excavated deep gorges in this park, which today is a spectacular refuge for numerous forest birds of prey.

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.