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This trekking adventure takes you deep into the breathtaking landscapes of the Picos de Europa National Park. Discover its rugged beauty by walking through the wild terrains of its western, central, and eastern massifs.
Located along Spain’s northern coast near Santander, the Picos de Europa is a limestone mountain range that spans the provinces of Asturias, Cantabria, and Northern Castille y León—Spain's largest province. As one of the earliest National Parks in Europe, this eco-destination offers unspoiled nature, free from mass tourism and the infrastructure that often accompanies it. Here, humans and nature coexist harmoniously.
The towering peaks, reaching up to 2,600 meters, the deep valleys, and the green pastures where livestock graze at heights of up to 2,000 meters provide a stunning backdrop. This region has many wildlife, including bears, wolves, eagles, vultures, chamois, deer, and alpine plants. The Picos de Europa is also steeped in history, with traces of ancient civilizations such as the Celts, Romans, and early humans evident throughout the park.
Only 40 minutes from the Cantabrian Sea, the mountains offer spectacular views of the ocean and their distinctively sculpted peaks. Dotted with charming villages nestled in valleys and scattered across the massifs, this region offers an authentic taste of rural life, where local culture and gastronomy thrive.
This tour promises to immerse you in everything the Picos de Europa offers, combining scenic walks with cultural and environmental experiences.
- Picnic lunch. It can be purchased in the hotel or local shops.
- Drinks.
- Dinner on day 4.
- Extra optional activities on day 4.
- Flights
This Trekking takes us into the beautiful mountain scenery of Picos de Europa National Park. The tour explores the Park with walks in the wild landscapes of the western, central and eastern massifs.
This tour gives you all of that. The walks are one part of it. The cultural & environmental experiences are the others.
Hiking in Madeira offers an unforgettable experience due to its stunning landscapes, diverse terrain, and mild climate year-round.
The island’s terrain ranges from dramatic coastal cliffs to towering mountain peaks, providing hiking opportunities for all experience levels.
Madeira is famous for its levadas, irrigation channels initially built to transport water from the wetter regions to the drier areas. Many of these levadas now serve as scenic hiking trails, offering breathtaking routes through the island’s lush landscapes.
During this trekking adventure in Madeira, we will explore some of the island’s most spectacular natural scenery, from panoramic coastal views and lush forests to scenic levadas. We will also reach the summit of Pico Ruivo, the island’s highest peak.
SCHEDULED DATES: JULY 30 – AUGUST 5 PRICING (PER PERSON):
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Double Room |
€1,395 |
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Single Room |
€1,695 |
Most participants join our trips as solo travellers. You can choose a single room (with a supplement) or share a room with another traveler of the same gender if possible.
The Somiedo Natural Park and Biosphere Reserve is home to one of the main bear and grouse populations of the Cantabrian Mountains. With the area of the Fuentes del Narcea, Degaña, and Ibias Natural Park, the multitude of relatively isolated valleys and mountains have allowed maintaining that wildlife.
Here, a hiker's paradise opens up, full of contrasts from the high peaks to the broad glacial valleys with their lakes, lagoons and pastures to the rugged and wooded river valleys.
The human being has been linked to this territory for millennia, including the "vaqueiros de alzada" and "xaldos", leaving a valuable ethnographic heritage such as the "teito cabins", the corros or the pallozas that will accompany us during all the routes.
In addition, the link with the land is still alive in these regions, Cangas de Narcea wine, sausage, heather honey or cheese are some products that will make us enjoy the gastronomic aspect of the trip.
The CadÍ-Moixeró Nature Reserve is an essential place for nature lovers and can be contemplated anywhere in the region. Its peaks range from 900 metres (in the lowest areas of the valleys) to the 2,648 metres of the Canal Baridana mountain.
With a surface area of over 41,000 hectares distributed between Berguedà, Alt Urgell and La Cerdanya, it includes the mountain ranges of El Cadí and Moixeró, the Pedraforca massif and a large part of the hill of Alp and Puigllançada. It creates a mountainous barrier thirty kilometres long.
This geography offers a variety of landscapes, such as those of foothills, alpine and sub-alpine areas, and rocky environments with their characteristic rich vegetation and fauna. Given its east-west orientation, significant climatic differences are caused between each side, particularly the amount of rain. Similarly, small masses of water, such as torrents and some springs, can be found due to the calcareous structure.
The vegetation is dominated by meadows of fodder and garlic in the valleys, surrounded by fields of potatoes and beans. Deciduous trees, such as beech, oak, ash and willow, form the forests. Despite this, the trees that dress these spots are the Scots, black pine, and, in a smaller number, fir trees.
The animals inhabiting the area are typical of the high mountain, most notably the woodpecker (the park's symbol), Tengmalm's owl and the marten. However, the lords of the heights are the ibex, with a population of more than 2,600.
This is, in fact, the protected area in Catalonia with the most significant number of inhabitants and species of flora and fauna of European interest.
In addition to the natural beauty, the secret heritage of the park is a point of particular interest for tourists. The medieval walls and the porticoed square of Bagà are two perfect examples, not to mention the Gothic church and the towers and walls of Bellver de Cerdanya. The rural architecture and the picturesque of most of the towns and villages that form part of the park make visits an absolute pleasure.
Depending on your brief, we can facilitate “A” walkers with more challenging options, “B” walkers with shorter walks with more peaks & “C” walkers with comfortable walks featuring areas of historic or cultural interest. The choice is yours. Just let us know in advance.
This exciting 8-day adventure through the Sierra de Gredos and surrounding regions offers an incredible mix of nature, history, and culture. From challenging hikes to serene landscapes, and from ancient historical landmarks to vibrant cultural experiences, this journey is designed to captivate outdoor enthusiasts and history lovers alike.
Sierra de Gredos is a mountain range in the Central System and is situated in the provinces of Salamanca, Ávila, and Cáceres, with easy access from Madrid. The highest point is located in the province Ávila, at the Almanzor at 2,592 metres. Its large masses of granite characterize the Sierra de Gredos, and from the south face the mountains give a relatively steep climb. The mountains consist of five river valleys: Alto Tormes, Alto Alberche, Tiétar Oriental, Tiétar Occidental and the Vera and finally the Valle del Ambroz.
Depending on your brief, we can facilitate “A” walkers with more challenging options such as mountain hut combinations, “B” walkers with shorter walks with more peaks & “C” walkers comfortable walks featuring areas of historic or cultural interest. The choice is yours, just let us know in advance.Welcome to Cape Verde (CV). You will arrive at CV International Airport in the city of Praia. Enjoy two wonderful weeks of hiking on four different islands, an immersive experience exploring this independent country, an archipelago in the South Atlantic off the West coast of Africa. A former Portuguese colony, it is a stable democracy with strong economic ties to Europe and a culture derived from that relationship and its proximity to the diverse cultures of its African neighbours.
The tour duration is 2 weeks. The hiking routes have been carefully designed to offer the best walks on each of the four top islands for trekking. Along these trails, you will climb volcanic hills, in & out of deep valleys, terraced farming, vineyards, “grogue” production, various plantations, hug cliff-top coastal paths, enjoying stunning views & scenery while also immersing in the life & culture.
Santiago island. Arrive on Day 1. Stay 4 nights in a hotel**** in Praia. 3 super walks.
Fogo island. Fly there. 3 nights in a homestead. 2 walks, a crater and a volcano.
São Vicente island. Fly there. Night 8+13 in hotel****. Ferry to Santo Antao.
Santo Antão island. Ferry there. 4 nights in hotel****. 4 great walks.
Return flight from São Vicente Day 14 to Praia, Santiago island. Tour ends.
EXPLORING ANDALUSIA: HIKING TRIP THROUGH ANDALUSIA’S NATURAL PARKS
A JOURNEY THROUGH ANDALUSIA’S NATURAL WONDERS
Embark on an unforgettable adventure through the breathtaking landscapes of Andalusia, Spain. This journey will take you through the rugged mountains, deep gorges, and ancient forests of some of the region's most spectacular natural parks.
From the historic town of Ronda, perched dramatically above the El Tajo gorge, you’ll explore diverse hiking routes ranging from challenging ascents to relaxing valley walks, surrounded by awe-inspiring views. Marvel at the towering Spanish firs in Sierra de las Nieves, traverse the iconic Caminito del Rey along sheer cliff walls and discover the serene plains of the Llanos de Líbar. Each day presents a new adventure, whether it’s summiting peaks like Pico Torrecilla and Pico Aljibe or walking through the peaceful oak forests of Grazalema Natural Park, which is rich in wildlife.
As the trip progresses, you’ll move from the mountain highlands to the coastal beauty of Cádiz, where you can relax on golden beaches or continue exploring with a scenic coastal hike. With accommodation in charming towns like Ronda and Conil de la Frontera, this adventure offers the perfect balance between nature and culture, giving you time to soak in the history and traditions of Andalusia.
Whether tackling the demanding climbs or enjoying more leisurely paths, this trip offers something for every adventurer, with landscapes that are as diverse as they are stunning.
Join us for an incredible journey filled with nature, history, and the vibrant spirit of southern Spain.
We also stay at Parador Nacional de Ronda, a fantastic hotel with magnificent views and a restaurant.
Depending on your brief, we can facilitate “A” walkers with more challenging options, “B” walkers with shorter walks with more peaks & “C” walkers with comfortable walks featuring areas of historic or cultural interest. The choice is yours. Just let us know in advance.
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