Natural parks in Spain

Spain has no shortage of dramatic walking routes, yet some ranges stay strangely quiet.

When people picture the Spanish coast, they tend to imagine long Mediterranean summers and packed beaches in Cataluña or the Balearics. A region in northern Spain tells a different story.

Spring brings renewed attention to the great green lungs of Europe’s cities. These spaces serve as refuges for locals, stages for concerts, picnics and strolls, and essential stops for visitors seeking more than monuments.

Out in the Atlantic, just off the coast of Galicia in north-west Spain, Ons Island feels quietly removed from the modern world.

Rather than city breaks or quick getaways, more and more travellers are seeking experiences connected with nature and the great outdoors that offer an authentic, unspoilt experience.

A Spanish mountain range has just taken the top spot on Time Out’s list of the world’s most beautiful places, ahead of tropical islands and dramatic national parks in Asia and South America.It’s not in the Pyrenees, and it’s not Sierra Nevada.

Every spring, a hidden valley in Spain turns completely white.Not with snow — but with over 1.5 million cherry blossoms.For just a short window between March and April, Valle del Jerte in Extremadura transforms into one of Europe’s most breathtaking natural spectacles.

The country’s network of parques naturales is vast, and many of the most rewarding hidden natural parks in Spain are tucked away beyond the headline-grabbing national parks.

This country really does spoil you when it comes to wild landscapes. The best national parks in Spain stretch across volcanic islands, snowy peaks, Atlantic cliffs and vast wetlands that feel a world away from the costas.

Spain is full of cliff‑top villages, hanging walkways and suspension bridges that will test even the bravest travellers.

Spain is home to some of the best natural wonders in Spain, offering both visitors and residents a surprisingly varied mix of landscapes.

Are you looking for the best lakes in Spain to explore this autumn? Spain, famous 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.

With the arrival of autumn, freshness and humidity revive the aromas of the earth that the Spanish forests had been hiding during the summer.

They are impressive cascades found in Japan, the Isle of Man, Argentina or Spain. They are the focus for those travelers who enjoy nature in its purest form.

If you’re visiting the Canary Islands in Spain and looking for some unusual things to do in Lanzarote, you can’t do much better than eat El Diablo restaurant, the famous volcano restaurant where they cook the food without electricity or gas but using the heat of the volcano. Discover Spain's mo

Spain is a veritable treasure chest of secrets for travellers.

When you see this town for the first time, approaching on the winding Aragonese roads through dense countryside and steep cliffs, you’ll immediately wonder why you never visited it before.

If you've always dreamed of having your own yacht and sailing the high seas, or simply relaxing on your sailboat in a deserted cove in the Mediterranean, you've probably thought about the port where you'd like to dock your boat.

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.

Did you know that the province of Girona, where the Costa Brava is located, has 8 natural parks of incredible beauty? The Spanish coast is one of the most biodiverse areas in Europe, making it a perfect destination for nature lovers, birdwatchers and fans of diving and snorkelling.

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.