Early bird offers in Spain

• The first and original Way of Saint James
• Get the real pilgrim feeling completely off the beaten track
• Authentic villages with intimate testimonies of true devotion
• Vast and impressive landscapes, green and lush throughout the year
• Receive the Compostela certification in Santiago de Compostela

• Well-marked walking routes through tranquil mountainous landscapes, along the Mediterranean coastline and past the beautiful beaches of Deià, Port Pollença and Cala Tuent
• Tasty Mediterranean cuisine and fresh orange juice served at the estates, specially for walkers
• Lovely terraces and small shops in Valldemossa, Dei­à and Sóller
• The Cartuja of Valldemossa, where Frederic Chopin and George Sand spent a winter as bohemian tourists 

• El Camino Francés: the classic Saint James Way
• Carefully selected accommodation which bring ancient history and modern comfort together in the most harmonious way
• Excellent cycling along ancient routes steeped in history
• Beautiful landscapes, local architecture, surviving traditions
• Fabulous gastronomy and regional wines

• A dramatic hike through the unspoiled longest section of protected coastline in Andalucia
• Routes between stark semi-desert surroundings and the sparkling Mediterranean Sea.
• Stunning scenery of volcanic origin
• Rugged cliffs, white and black sand beaches and tiny white-washed villages

• Mixture of pilgrimage route and mountain trek following a branch of the famous Camino de Santiago
• Long, but technically easy, routes at the beginning of the week and then more mountainous and off-the-beaten track as you get closer to the Picos de Europa
• Countryside roads and footpaths through an amazingly authentic rural hinterland
• Beautiful coastal and mountain landscapes

• Bizarre basalt formations, colourful deserts, lush vegetation and a stunning coastline
• Overnight stay at two friendly family-run hotels in small inland towns
• A pleasant climate with temperatures from 15º to 25º year round!!
• Easy to moderate walks of 3 to 5,5 hrs through incredibly varied scenery
• Optional ascent by cable car to El Teide volcano, Spain’s highest peak (3718m)
• Optional guided 4x4 and walking excursion by Local Agent on La Gomera
• One modern hotel conveniently placed near the airports (TFS-Tenerife Sur or TFN-Tenerife Norte)

• The lasting Moorish legacy of both the Alpujarras and the famous Alhambra of Granada
• Excellent local specialities - serrano ham cured in the Sierra and tasty tapas
• Accommodation at a family-run village hotel and centrally-located city hotel
• Convenient taxi transfers to make the most of your time
• A journey of multiple sensations experienced in just a few days
• Beautiful mountains at the perfect elevation for year-round walking

• Start in Porto, a UNESCO World Heritage site
• Cross the Northern Littoral Natural Park
• Ancient granite architecture and fisherman villages atmosphere
• Taste traditional Portuguese and Galician coastal gastronomy
• Finish in Santiago de Compostela and get your Compostela
• Children 4 - 11.99 years old have a 50% discount when sharing room with parents

• A unique 'undiscovered' destination
• Lush vegetation in a botanical paradise
• Dense laurel forests, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1986
• Amazing routes in heart-stopping landscapes
• Accommodation at typical hotels in pretty villages

• Pleasant cycling in gorgeous 'España Verde' (Green Spain)
• Lush fields, cool woods, lovely coves: views to both mountains and sea
• Choice of easier or more difficult routes
• Charming, comfortable accommodations in peaceful villages
• Short detours to historical monuments
• Local architecture: village houses, stables, wooden grain barns, stone walls
• Delicious regional cuisine: hearty stews, free-range meats, apple cider and artisan cheese

• Family Adventure in Picos de Europa National Park (for kids age 8 and older)
• 20% discount for kids under 12 years old
• 3.5 days of moderate but famous hiking trails through the Cares Gorge, across the Áliva mountain pass or all the way up to the Vega Urriellu
• Combination of guided and self-guided routes, but with daily logistic support
• Detailled route description in our App (but also available in paper version)
• 4x4 excursion between Caín and Espinama
• Cable Car Fuente Dé
• Welcoming rural accommodation (1 night in  private room, 3 nights in dormitories)
• Unforgettable overnight stay at the mountain hut Vega de Urriellu at 2000 m altitude

• Carefully selected accessible accommodation
• Rooms with accessible bathrooms, carefully selected to ensure maximum comfort
• Feasible stages with little ascent/descent for an enjoyable, relaxing experience
• Magnificent open landscapes, solitary plains and infinite horizons
• Fabulous gastronomy
• World Heritage gems of Romanesque and Mudejar art
• Option of booking an extra night in Burgos, with an extra transfer from Burgos to Itero de la Vega. If you prefer, you can spend a night in Burgos pre-tour then drive to Itero de la Vega to begin the first stage of your Camino journey. 

• Explore Menorca, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve since 1993
• Enjoy the greenest and most authentic of the Balearic Islands
• Deep blue bays, white sand beaches and spectacular cliffs
• Historic towns and ports full of tiny boats and seafood restaurants
• The Camí dels Cavalls, a horsemen's trail established long ago by English settlers

• Classical Spain - flamenco dancers, Sherry and great regional food
• Stay in atmospheric Pueblos Blancos (white villages) - the old frontier hilltop towns 
• Historical cities: Jerez and Cadiz
• Delightful mix of coast, rolling hills, Roman roads and greenways
• Excellent hotels full of character
• Bird-spotter's paradise - storks, kingfishers, waders

• Off the beaten road trails and paths with stunning views of the “Costa da Morte”
• Stay in welcoming casas Rurales and modern hotels in small fishing villages of Galicia
• Interesting lighthouses that used to be the only help for seamen to manage out this rugged coastline

• Walks through high terrain in beautiful mountainous surroundings
• Charming Moorish villages with white-washed houses built along steep, narrow lanes
• Aromatic Mediterranean vegetation against the snowy peaks of Sierra Nevada
• Remains of ancient irrigation channels and Moorish threshing pits
• Trevélez, the cradle of the delicious jamón serrano!

• Bizarre basalt formations and colourful deserts
• Overnight stay at the Parador Cañadas del Teide, beneath Spain's highest peak (3718 m)
• Exuberant and exotic vegetation, such as the Dragon Blood tree
• Picturesque villages with lots of history like Garachico and La Orotava
• La Laguna, Tenerife's old capital, a great example of 17th-century architecture
• Self-drive tour, you get from A and B and we organize the rest

• Highlights of the Camino Primitivo, the original trail between Oviedo and Lugo
• Get the real pilgrim feeling completely off the beaten track
• Peaceful countryside, magical forests, friendly locals, pilgrims' hostels and historic inns and traditional architecture from village to village
• Visit the UNESCO world-heritage Roman walls of Lugo

• Medieval hilltop chapels with breath-taking views 
• Fragrant Mediterranean pines and bright rock roses
• Small boutiques and art galleries in Pollença
• Vineyards, almond orchards and citrus groves
• Gorgeous beaches in Puerto Pollença and Cala Viçent
• The wetlands reserve at s’Albufera Natural Park

Tour Highlights

• Accommodation in Arenas de Cabrales and Nueva de Llanes
• Family-run hotels, the first one with a pool
• 6 hiking routes to choose from, including the Cares Gorge, sections of the Llanes coastal path, and the Northern Way
• Estuaries, coves, and sandy beaches to refresh along the way

Broadcasting live from the heart of the Picos de Europa 

• Truly alpine landscape with hundreds of glacier blue-green lakes in National Park Aiguestortes
• Ascent from lush woods and green meadows in the valley up to the high mountain covered with alpine flowers
• Overnight stay at a mountain hut
• Glacier lakes, snow capped mountains ... a true alpine experience!

• A surprising green oasis in the South of Spain
• White-washed villages on grey-green slopes 
• Marvellous limestone formations, including spectacular gorges 
• Ronda, with its intriguing mix of Moorish and European monuments 

• A paradise for trekking: well-marked walking routes through tranquil and varied landscapes
• The Caldera de Taburiente National Park Lunar landscapes & cloud forests
• Hand-picked quality accommodation in strategic points of the island for walking
• Beautiful old quarters of Santa Cruz de la Palma with a certain tropical feel 
• Book optional nights to rent a car and visit the Roque de los Muchachos Observatorio
  

• Easy cycling through enchanting Catalonia
• Medieval villages with an authenticity all their own
• Inland and coastal routes, surprising landscapes
• Comfortable rural hotels in picturesque villages
• A superb selection of restaurants for dining out

• A variety of activities througout the week: cycling, canoeing, walking and swimming
• Carefully-selected accommodation, with a welcoming atmosphere
• Interesting cultural visits from cave-paintings to ancient chapels
• Authentic hamlets and pretty fishing villages along Spain's Green Coast
• Rolling hills, rocky cliffs, green pastures, peaceful coves and quiet woodlands

• Bizarre basalt formations and moon-like volcanic landscapes
• Colourful deserts that contrast with laurel forests and a stunning coastline
• Friendly family hotels in historical towns 
• Explore volcanoes, ravines and sculpture-like formations
• Taste a delicious cuisine with many influences
• Sleep at the foot of the highest Spanish mountain: el Teide

This 8‑day Picos de Europa Mini Trek follows different routes through the national park, connecting villages such as Posada de Valdeón, Espinama, Sotres and Arenas, and including the classic Cares Gorge walk. 

Each day features sustained ascents and descents, best suited to hikers comfortable with moderate mountain terrain. A standout moment is the overnight stay at the Vega de Urriellu mountain hut, set directly beneath the iconic Picu Urriellu - an experience made all the more memorable as you carry only your essentials for the night. For the remainder of the trek, you can choose to walk with or without luggage transport, depending on how light you prefer to hike.

• Easy cycling routes suitable for all members of the family
• Historical Catalan villages in rural settings, quiet roads
• Varied landscapes, from farmland to riverbanks and out to the coast
• Aiguamolls Nature Park, interesting museums and monuments 
• Optional afternoon at the beach on Costa Brava
• Friendly accommodation where children are welcome

• Excellent historic long-distance footpath known as El Camino Francés
• Life-changing experiences shared with pilgrims from around the world
• A mix of cultural gems, quiet countryside and local food & wine
• Option of booking standard accommodation or carefully chosen ‘select’ rural hotels
• Rooms are ensuite at both standard and select hotels
• Receive the 'Compostela' certification after walking the last 100km

• The Picos de Europa: breathtaking landscape of rivers, meadows, ancient woodlands, valleys, and dramatic peaks
• Experience a multi-day trek that traverses all three iconic massifs
• Explore an unspoilt, authentically rural region rich in natural beauty
• Stay in welcoming accommodation nestled within charming, remote mountain villages
• Enjoy outstanding regional gastronomy, including a wide variety of renowned artisan cheeses
• Choose a shorter option with a reduced 8-day itinerary

• Accommodation at a comfortable hotel in Arenas de Cabrales
• Land Rover excursion in the Picos de Europa National Park, traversing areas with restricted access
• Self-guided walk through the majestic Cares Gorge
• Guided ethnographic and culinary visit, the Cheese and Cider Tour in Asiegu
• Traditional meal served in authentic cider-house style

• The Camín Real de la Mesa: a historical trail from pre-Roman times
• The Bear's Trail reserve, home of two brown bears
• The pristine wilderness of Somiedo and Ubiña-La Mesa Nature Parks
• Splendid routes, combining culture, history and nature
• Charming accommodation located in authentic villages

• A taste of España Verde (Green Spain)
• Views to both the mountains and the sea along the routes
• Comfortable and charming accommodations in rural locations
• Romanesque chapels and traditional local architecture
• A taste of the Asturian gastronomy, region of natural apple cider with an amazing variety of locally-produced artisan cheeses
• Camino del Norte cycling guide

• Mountain villages at the foot of Picos de Europa
• Asiegu: Exemplary Town of Asturias 2019
• Easy routes on 20 to 40 km tarmac and gravel tracks
• Stay in a charming rural hotel with great food
• Gastronomic Welcome Menu with local products

• San Sebastian (Donosti): a city for all five senses!
• Beautiful landscapes of Green Spain
• A spectacular coastline with flysch rock formations
• Typical Basque villages surounded by woodlands and vineyards

Tour Highlights

• Self-guided short break through the spectacular Picos de Europa
• Ascent to the legendary Naranjo de Bulnes (Picu Urriellu), one of the park’s most iconic peaks
• Memorable overnight stay in a traditional mountain refuge
• Breathtaking views and an authentic high-mountain atmosphere
• A true journey into the very heart of the Picos de Europa

• Fabulous terrain for cycling: gently rolling hills, peaceful farmland, Moorish towns
• Spectacular scenery in earth tones with grey-green olive orchards 
• Roman remains, pre-historic cave paintings and the stunning bridge at Ronda
• Friendly, typically-Andalusian villages with a pleasant atmosphere

• Andalucia’s longest section of unspoiled protected coastline
• Stark semi-desert surroundings that plunge into the sparkling Mediterranean Sea.
• Stunning volcanic scenery and tiny white-washed villages
• Rugged cliffs, white and black sand beaches

• Valldemossa, winter spot for Frederic Chopin and George Sand
• Well-marked routes through quiet landscapes, with splendid views 
• Fresh orange juice served at the estates, specially for walkers
• The beaches of Port Pollença, Dei­à and Cala Tuent
• Lovely terraces and small shops in Dei­à and Sóller

• 20 to 52-km tours through dirt tracks, paths and tarmac lanes
• Mountain villages at the foot of Picos de Europa
• Gastronomic Welcome Menu with local products
• Asiegu: Exemplary Town of Asturias 2019

• Easy cycling on quiet country roads and rural tracks through beech woods and picturesque landscapes
• La Garrotxa Natural Park and its fascinating volcanic rock formations
• Charming hotels and authentic Catalan restaurants
• Family rooms and rental bikes for children available
• Girona's medieval centre, Jewish quarter and cathedral

• Easy but entertaining routes suitable for fit walkers ages 8 and up
• Atlantic cliffs, inland roads and lush countryside
• 27 beaches along the route, from tiny pebble beaches in hidden coves to huge sandy beaches  
• Sections of the Northern Way shared with pilgrims from all over the world
• Llanes and Ribadesella, medieval towns with tiny ports and superb beaches
• A mind-boggling array of coves, cliffs and blowholes
• Wonderful seafood and hearty mountain stews. Will you have time to taste it all?

This 8-day self-guided Picos de Europa walking holiday offers a variety of landscapes to explore in the Eastern and Central Massifs, with the option of choosing easier or more difficult day walks, including an ascent to the mountain hut beneath the famous Picu Urriellu.

• Veritable oases of banana, orange and avocado plantations
• Dramatic contrast between the lush North and arid South
• Tiny white villages, exotic palms and colourful bougainvillea
• Sculpted volcanic terrain and mind-boggling slopes
• The Caminos Reales, an extensive network of historic footpaths

• Follow an ancient route of pilgrimaje and trade
• A branch of the famous Camino de Santiago
• The monumental town centers of Ourense and Santiago 
• Visit hospices, temples and monasteries on your way
• The stunning monastery of Oseira, preserved and still working
• Interesting and varied landscapes from the south to the north
• Excellent quality food: local "pimientos de Padrón" or delicious Ribera Sacra wines
• A life experience as you arrive in Santiago 

• Charming villages with historical gems, from popular architecture to the Romanesque
• Accommodation at pleasant family-run hotels in Aragonese villages
• Tasty regional cuisine made from fresh local ingredients
• Rich Somontano wines
• Rolling Mediterranean countryside, with deep river canyons dramatically cut through the sandstone
• Option for a more trekking experience excuding luggage transport.
• Easy to combine with another hiking trip in Ordesa or with extra nights in Zaragoza (European Cultural Capital 2016)