A stunning region on the southern slopes of the Sierra Nevada, known for its whitewashed villages, mountain trails, and Moorish heritage.
Nearest Access: Bus from Granada to Lanjarón or Capileira.
A unique landscape of extinct volcanoes, lush forests, and picturesque medieval villages like Besalú and Santa Pau.
Nearest Access: Bus from Girona to Olot.
One of Spain’s most breathtaking mountain ranges, perfect for hiking, wildlife spotting, and discovering rural villages.
Nearest Access: Bus from Oviedo to Cangas de Onís or from Santander to Potes.
A secluded valley surrounded by mountains, home to the Santo Toribio Monastery and excellent hiking routes.
Nearest Access: Potes. Bus from Santander.
An ancient Roman gold-mining site with unique red rock formations, now a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Nearest Access: Ponferrada. Bus or car from León.
A charming medieval town with a stunning castle, cobbled streets, and access to the Sanabria Lake Natural Park.
Nearest Access: Puebla de Sanabria. Train and bus connections from Zamora/Madrid.
The largest protected natural area in Spain, featuring deep gorges, waterfalls, and rich wildlife.
Nearest Access: Cazorla. Bus from Jaén.
Often called the 'Spanish Tuscany', this region is filled with rolling hills, medieval villages, and rich gastronomy.
Nearest Access: Valderrobres. Car from Zaragoza.
A region famous for its Albariño wine, seafood, and stunning coastal landscapes with charming fishing villages.
Nearest Access: Pontevedra. Train from Santiago de Compostela.
Famous for its cherry blossoms in spring, this valley offers incredible rural scenery and hiking opportunities.
Nearest Access: Plasencia. Bus from Cáceres.
