Images of the inspirational nature in Aragón

Galicia on the road, spectacular landscapes, in images

The Cíes Islands, a natural paradise, in images

Images of Spain's National Parks

Images of natural balconies

Camí de Cavalls trail

Camí de Cavalls is a historic hiking trail along the entire coast of Menorca. 185 kilometres divided into 20 stretches let you discover the landscapes and natural spaces that have earned the island Biosphere Reserve status. A beautiful path among woods, fields and cliffs, and revealing Menorca’s loveliest beaches and coves. ...

The Cola de Caballo via the Gradas de Soaso

This is one of the most popular trails in the Pyrenees, as well as one of the most beautiful. With the mountains as a backdrop, the path runs through the landscape of the Ordesa Valley, crossing meadows and leafy forests to reveal spectacular waterfalls.

Senda del Río Trail

If you are in Castilla y León and you’d like to explore Cañón del Río Lobos Natural Park, this hiking trail is one of your best options. You can walk up to 25 kilometres from the bridge over the headwaters of the River Ucero, at the start of the canyon (Soria), to the Roman bridge of Hontoria del Pinar (Burgos).

Caminito del Rey Trail

This almost 8-kilometre path near Malaga (Andalusia) was once considered one of the most dangerous in the world. Today the entire route has been carefully restored, but although it's now much safer, one thing hasn't changed - the unique experience of strolling along walkways hanging over 100 metres up on a sheer cliff face. ...

Las Caras Trail

This trail takes you into unusual scenes among the pine woods around Buendía reservoir (Cuenca, Castile-La Mancha) Along the way, you’ll encounter around 20 sculptures and reliefs carved into the stone which will pique your imagination. This trail is short and easy, making it ideal for families with children and dogs.

The Garganta de los Infiernos Trail

Some say this trail in the north of Extremadura is one of Spain’s best hiking trails. And this 16-kilometre path through the spectacular landscapes of Garganta de los Infiernos Nature Reserve reveals unique and unforgettable sites. ...

Los Pantaneros de Chulilla Trail

The picturesque village of Chulilla – just 45 minutes from Valencia – with its narrow white streets is the starting point of this route. The 500 or so locals see hikers come here every day to explore its trails. One of the most popular is the Los Pantaneros Route. ...

The Cares Trail

Known as the “Divine Gorge”, this hiking trail between Caín (León, Castilla y León) and Poncebos (Asturias) lets you walk among mountains over 2,000 metres tall, along the imposing ravine carved out by the river Cares. ...

Peñalara circular route

This is one of the most famous hiking routes in Madrid. The 14 kilometre route leads you to discover the stunning landscape of lagoons and glacial formations in the Sierra de Guadarrama National Park. It also takes you to a unique viewpoint: the Peñalara Peak, the highest summit in the region. ...

The Volcano Trail

In the south of the island of La Palma (Canary Islands) you can walk this exciting trail in Cumbre Vieja Natural Park. Although it’s fairly challenging, it’s worth doing for the close-up views of the lunar landscapes created by long-extinct volcanic craters. ...

Camí de Ronda hiking trail

Leave the asphalt behind and venture into a route through Girona (about 100 kilometres north of Barcelona) with the intense blue of the Mediterranean Sea as a companion. That is the proposal of this trail through the Costa Brava which can be followed as a linear (43 kilometres) or circular (140 kilometres) route. ...

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Nature in its purest state in the Albufera de Mallorca nature reserve

Michelin Balearic Islands are famous for their golden sand beaches andcrystalline waters. Stunning nature also abounds, offering a whole host of activities you can enjoy. On each of the islands there is a protected nature reserve where the flora and fauna are preserved. ...

La Garrotxa, land of volcanoes

Forty volcanic cones and more than 20 lava casts welcome you to La Garrotxa, north of Girona. This landscape, the best example of volcanic land formation on the peninsular, is only two hours by car from Barcelona. Nature lovers will be thrilled at unforgettable experiences amongst the forests and volcanoes that typify this region.

Golf on the Costa del Sol: enjoy a round with a sea view

If you enjoy golf, you’ll love playing a few holes while you listen to the sound of the waves and gaze at the sea on the horizon. And even better, when you finish you’ll still be able to enjoy everything that the sunny Costa del Sol has to offer. ...

Islote de Lobos, a deserted paradise

Islote de Lobos is an uninhabited natural gem covering just 4.5 square kilometres, a mere two kilometres from the Canary Island of Fuerteventura. Only accessible by sea, there are a few companies that can take you from the closest port, Corralejo, to explore a landscape that has barely changed for centuries.

Arribes del Duero, where the river plays the central role

To the west of Castile and León, between the provinces of Salamanca and Zamora, is one of the most incredible landscapes in inland Spain: Arribes del Duero. The canyon formed by the River Duero, stretching almost 100 kilometres, and creating a unique scenery of gorges and ravines is what comprises the Arribes del Duero Nature Reserve.

The Sierra Norte region in Madrid

Charming corners, nature and mountains welcome you to the little villages in Madrid's Sierra Norte. Just one hour by car from the capital and close to the neighbouring provinces of Segovia and Guadalajara, discover these four gorgeous villages: Patones, Rascafría, Torrelaguna and Buitrago de Lozoya.

The wines of Navarra: tour the region’s vineyards and wineries

Wine has been linked to the Navarraregion since Roman times. During the Middle Ages, various religious orders promoted the cultivation of the grape all along the Way of St James. This had an impact on wine production in Navarra, as the Camino Francés, one of the busiest pilgrim routes to Santiago de Compostela, crosses the region. ...

La Albufera, the heart of Valencia

A unique marshland, where the Mediterranean transforms into something special. This lagoon, separated from the sea by a strip of land, becomes a fascinating wetland, impressing visitors with its flora and fauna, a mere 10 km from the city of Valencia.

Journeys inspired by the meanings and emotions of colours

Disciplines such as psychology and marketing have proven that colours affect your moods and emotions. If feeling good is a motivation to travel, why not plan a holiday inspired by the colours you like the most? Let us show you landscapes in Spain that convey emotions though their colours. ...

Valle del Jerte, nature's white

Less than three hours west of Madrid, in Cáceres, discover one of the most stunning natural spectacles in spring in Spain: the cherry blossom in the JerteValley. A unique, dazzling event, where one and a half million cherry trees burst into bloom and turn the landscape completely white.

Plans for discovering Catalonia from Barcelona

These are ideas for lucky people. Lucky because they travel to Barcelona and they can also spend a few days visiting other destinations in Catalonia, discovering its added attractions. Are you one of them? Then take note and make the most of your holidays by taking one of these day trips.

Spain Screen Grand Tour: explore the settings of your favourite stories

Are you a movie buff and a series lover? Every time you're watching a movie, do you wonder what the places where these stories you love so much are really like? So if you are travelling through Spain or are planning to come soon, don't miss the opportunity to explore this country in a different way: by visiting the most iconic places where ...

Malaga, much more than the Costa del Sol

Almost constant sunshine and warm water beaches. Delicious fish, pretty hotels and great nightlife - this and much more awaits you on the well-known Costa del Sol in Malaga. But you will also find an unparalleled paradise close to the Costa del Sol: La Axarquía.

Three cultural getaways in Tenerife

Heritage and history are among the least-known attractions of Tenerife. We all know its beaches, its climate of eternal spring, its volcanic scenery and its delicious cuisine. Now it’s time to discover its first cities, an old town centre which is also a World Heritage site, and the traditional architecture of the Canary Islands.

Untouched beaches in Lanzarote

Nature, year-round sunshine, clear, warm waters.... This is Lanzarote and this is what awaits you on its less frequented beaches. Enjoy being in contact with nature.

The Aragonese Pyrenees, peace and quiet in picture-postcard settings

Nature in Aragon is very diverse, and most of all in the north of the province, in the Pyrenees mountain range. This is an oasis of tranquillity, ideal for enjoying all kinds of holidays. The villages around these mountains are charming and the local cuisine is excellent and hearty, giving you plenty of energy for the next day’s activities. ...

Holidays in Granada

If we had to define Granada, we would say it’s an Andalusian city that glows with its own inner light, one of those magical places you fall in love with straight away. It’s just as good for a family trip as it is for travelling with your partner, with friends, or even alone. ...

The Menorca lighthouses route

A good way to enjoy nature and the unforgettable sunsets of this island is to visit any of its lighthouses. They are usually perched on top of cliffs, with thrilling views, making for magic moments you’ll never forget. Here we suggest five of the most beautiful of these guardians of the island. ...

The Costa del Sol and Costa de la Luz, where you can feel free

Forget about the daily grind, your schedules, the commute, the endless screens, the stress… It’s time to feel free. Could there be a better feeling? Yes, if you’re in magical places like the Costa del Sol and the Costa de la Luz.