From Andalusian courtyards to the avant-garde architecture of Barcelona, from tapas and paella to a glass of sangria, Spain captivates with its rich history and zest for life.
But beyond its hearty food and welcoming spirit, Spain’s sunny Mediterranean shores of Costa Brava and misty peaks offer a paradise for hikes.
In the north, the Pyrenees are waiting with high-altitude adventures, while the hills of Andalusia are ready to transport you to the past and spoil you with good food while you explore the streets of Pueblos Blancos.
Luckily, hiking in Spain is possible all year round. Summer opens up high-altitude paths, while coastal and southern regions are more pleasant in spring and autumn. In winter, the warm Canary Islands are perfect for some off-season exploration.
Proud to present an extensive network of well-marked trails, including historic routes like the GR11 and GR131, Spain is making its mark in the hiking world by offering spectacular views and welcoming locals.
Despite the occasionally limited public transport in remote areas, it is still a favorite among those who value variety, new experiences, and good food.
Everywhere you go, the warm heart of Spanish hospitality will be waiting to greet you. From rural inns, family-run guesthouses, and well-equipped mountain refuges, each place you’ll stay at will provide a window into local life, where sharing stories over hearty meals becomes a cherished part of the journey.
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