Hiking in Spain

The Camino de Santiago de Compostela, or the Way of St. James, is one of the most renowned pilgrimage routes in the world. It leads to the revered shrine of the apostle St. James in Santiago de Compostela, Spain.

Barcelona is renowned for its stunning architecture and vibrant cosmopolitan atmosphere, but the areas surrounding the Catalan capital have plenty to offer as well. The province of Barcelona is home to numerous natural spaces, perfect for exploring without venturing too far from the city.

As well as trying to escape the heat this summer, it’s also a nice time to go out looking for places to enjoy nature.

Spain, renowned for its vibrant culture, historic landmarks, and stunning landscapes, is also home to some of the most beautiful lakes in Europe.

Spain boasts some of the most fantastic landscapes in Europe, perhaps even in the world. And while you might be familiar with some of the most famous landscapes in Spain, there is so much more to discover.

Spain is an excellent country for walking holidays and extreme hiking, with such famous walking routes as the Camino de Santiago and the challenging Caminito del Rey.

Believe it or not, as great as Spain is above ground, it has another spectacular world below.

For a great end to a fantastic summer, and before the kids start back at school, there's nothing better than a good adrenaline rush. Whether it's a route through cave tunnels, a descending a canyon or simply going from tree to tree, it will be an unforgettable experience.

After months of snow and rain in 2018, Spain’s rivers are once again full of flowing water and we can enjoy one of the greatest shows nature has to offer: waterfalls. Waterfalls are so attractive not only for their awe-inspiring beauty, but also for their explosive strength and power.