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Discover a different side to Spanish life on a hiking holiday

Spain is a land of striking contrasts, attracting many to its sun-soaked beaches and vibrant coastal resorts. However, delving into its inland regions unveils a completely different aspect of Spanish culture—one characterized by a serene and more traditional way of life.

Embarking on a walking holiday in Spain offers a rapid immersion into the authentic essence of the country. The trails reveal diverse landscapes, varying significantly depending on the region visited. The southern parts showcase a dry, arid terrain, while the north boasts lush, verdant landscapes, resulting in a wide array of trail experiences.

When you opt for a hiking tour in Spain, particularly in regions like Tenerife or Majorca, you'll encounter a multifaceted culture distinct from the bustling tourist hubs. These trails lead you away from the well-trodden paths, unveiling a side of Spain that might have eluded your awareness.

In Spain's southern regions, the hiking trails often wind through rugged terrain, offering panoramic vistas of stunning rock formations and expansive vistas. Meanwhile, the northern parts, characterized by their greenery, offer trails that meander through picturesque valleys and dense forests, providing a markedly different hiking experience.

Kinglevada in Tenerife

Self-guided walking tours in Spain

All self-guided walking tours in Spain include luggage transfers and detailed route notes including GPX files. Contact us for more information about any of the hiking tours listed below to find out more about the daily itineraries, availability, hotels and arrival information.

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