Catalonia is home to an incredible variety of natural scenery, making it one of the best regions in Spain for hiking. From breathtaking coastal paths and volcanic landscapes to mountain trails and wetlands, there’s something for every type of hiker. In this guide, I’ll share the best hiking areas in Catalonia to help you plan…
You might have seen photos of turquoise coves, dramatic cliffs, and white fishing villages somewhere along the Spanish coastline. Chances are, they were taken at the Camí de Ronda trail in Catalonia.Stretching along the rugged coastline of the Costa Brava, this seaside trail is the perfect way to discover one of the most beautiful parts…
Years ago, I stumbled upon a photo of Aigüestortes National Park, officially called Parc Nacional d’Aigüestortes i Estany de Sant Maurici. It showed a turquoise lake perfectly framed by jagged mountain peaks. From that moment, it went straight onto my travel bucket list. But with COVID and very young kids, we had to wait a…
A must visit in the southern part of Catalonia, is the Ebro Delta, or Parc Natural del Delta de l’Ebre. This natural park is an interesting mix of rice fields, lagoons, sand dunes, and an incredible variety of wildlife. I’ve been to the Ebro Delta many times, because my parents live nearby. And when I…