Catalan Adventures

The Catalan Pyrenees are dramatic and unspoiled, dotted with stone villages clustered around Romanesque churches. This is magnificent walking country, enjoying the warmest climate of all the Pyrenean range, and our route continues to delight walkers with its combination of superb walking through unspoiled mountains and welcoming accommodations. Watch short-toed and booted eagles soar above as you walk along ancient paths, and look out too for griffon vultures, choughs, wild boar, chamois and fire salamanders. Our route takes you into one of the loveliest regions of the Spanish Catalan Pyrenees, an area largely unknown to outsiders that nevertheless boasts great scenic beauty, handsome ...Read more >

This self guided cycling holiday in Catalonia reveals this region’s most beautiful landscapes and routes. Cycle along the ‘wild coast’, with its long, sandy beaches. Pedal inland through the Aiguamolls Nature Reserve, home to an array of seabirds and songbirds. Follow beautiful trails that offer long views into the Pyrenees and hop off your bike to explore Romanesque and gothic buildings, pretty medieval villages and the Greek and Roman ruins of Empuries. The wonderful food and drink local to this part of Spain is another treat so, after a day in the saddle, enjoy a hearty meal and delicious wine, produced by the vineyards you pass on your bike. This self guided eight day holiday is ...Read more >

This is an exceptional walking tour that never fails to impress our customers. You will walk along the beautiful and famous “Camino de Ronda”, a spectacular coastal trail with scenery that will take your breath away! Easily accessible from Barcelona and Girona.Read more >

Follow the sublime Mediterranean coast from Catalonia into France on this self-guided, tailormade walking tour through a landscape that has inspired artists including Matisse, Picasso and Dali. Explore the unique and intoxicating Catalan culture as you walk from the whitewashed coastal town of Cadaqués to Cap de Creus, mainland Spain’s most easterly point, and through the national park. Idyllic rural trails abound, with distinctive geological landscapes, incredible views of the Pyrenees, and historic landmarks such as the Sant Pere de Rodes cloister, one of the most important monasteries in Spain. This is point-to-point, self-guided walking, so you’ll stay in a succession of pleasant, ...Read more >

The ever-changing landscapes of northeast Spain provide an exceptional canvas from where to go walking in Catalonia with everything from shaded Mediterranean forests and rocky mountain crags to sandy beaches and glass clear bays adding to the natural attraction of being active outdoors. There's just something wonderful about walking Catalonia that travellers often come back time and time again with rugged coastal trails providing some exquisite seascapes whist inland areas, such as the Aiguamolls Nature Reserve, offer untold chances to spot sea and song birds in their natural habitat. Anyone intending to go walking in Catalonia should always incorporate the Pyrenees at some point or ...Read more >

From the coast to the mountains, from sea to crag, from sandy beach to shady Mediterranean forest – the diverse and changing natural landscapes of Catalonia exert a powerful attraction to walkers. Walking holidays are great fun and this two centred walking holiday will not disappoint you, you will take a beautiful mountain trail up to the Monastery of Sant Pere de Rodes, one of the most significant Monasteries in Spain, you will walk to the Cap de Creus Peninsula, the most easterly point of the Iberian Peninsula with its strange rock outcrops with complicated and beautiful forms which often cause the visitor’s imagination to get carried away. You will walk up mountain trails offering ...Read more >