Spain Hiking Tours made for you
Impressive peaks
Hike amid the country's highest mountains and prettiest ranges
Natural beauty
Immerse yourself in the wilderness beyond big cities
Customisable routes
Take on challenging multi-day treks or shorter day hikes
Rivers and seas
Combine hiking with water sports or beautiful beaches
Traverse sweeping canyons, coastal mountain ranges and historic landscapes
Our bespoke hiking tours offer the chance to explore the incredibly picturesque country of Spain outside of its more frequently visited cities. Every corner of the Iberian Peninsula has its own outdoor attractions, and trekking is often the best way to appreciate the natural beauty that awaits at every turn.
The scenery that you’ll encounter as you trek through Mallorca is entirely different from that of Andalusia or Asturias. There are dramatic gorges to discover in Ronda, panoramic views from the peaks of Catalonia, intriguing cultural sites along the Camino de Santiago and so much more.
Complement your hike with hand-picked cultural activities to round out your experience. Sip bold Rioja on a vineyard tour in the eponymous wine region, take a cooking class in a local home, or meet with artisans in Mallorca to learn the skill behind regional crafts.
We organise completely personalised tours based on the first-hand experience of our travel designers, who have spent plenty of time hiking in Spain and curating the very best experiences and accommodation to complement your journey. Speak with us to start crafting a trip that you’ll never forget.
Highlights
Hike through the staggering Serra de Tramuntana or discover hidden coves along the coast of Mallorca
Walk along the narrow pathways and swinging suspension bridge of the Caminito del Rey near the Costa del Sol
Complete a section of the legendary Camino de Santiago pilgrimage route that passes through San Sebastián
Trek through the idyllic Empordà region of the Costa Brava and visit a local olive oil producer
Walk along the banks of the Duratón River and then wander the medieval streets of Sepúlveda, just north of Madrid
Spain has to be one of the best spots in Europe for hiking. There's an enormous diversity of natural scenery here, ranging from craggy cliffs to rolling green hills, and much of it is ideal for exploring on foot.
Meg Simpson
Senior Travel Designer
Luxury accommodation for hiking in Spain
Why book with Jacada?
Personalised design
We’ll plan your trip around your specific interests, tastes and preferences, providing helpful tips and honest advice based on first-hand knowledge of the destination.
Authentic experiences
Our expert guides and brilliant travel concierges are hand-picked to provide a genuine experience, bringing your destination to life with care and passion.
Responsible travel
Our luxury trips are designed with responsible travel principles that prioritise travel experiences that are both good for you and good for the planet.
Trip inspiration
Where to go hiking in Spain
Andalusia
The southern region of Spain is full of diverse landscapes and natural beauty in addition to its historic cities. It also boasts a large number of easily accessible hiking trails.
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Barcelona
Just outside of central Barcelona you’ll find the mountain range of Montserrat and the natural park of Sant Llorenç del Munt i l’Obac, along with other phenomenal hiking destinations.
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Catalonia and the Costa Brava
The Costa Brava boasts the scenic Empordà region and all sorts of seaside trails that will lead you to picturesque towns and panoramic views.
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Granada
Best known for the Alhambra, the Andalusian city of Granada is surrounded by mountains, gorges and beautiful trekking paths that practically beg to be explored.
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La Rioja Wine Region
The main reason to visit La Rioja may be its world-famous wine, but this small region is also packed with sensational scenery and trekking experiences.
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Madrid
Spain’s sprawling capital sits in the centre of the country, just a short drive or train ride away from excellent hiking destinations like Cercedilla, La Pedriza and the Barranca Valley.
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Malaga and the Costa del Sol
The Costa del Sol is the perfect place to combine sunny days by the sea with adventures farther inland – including the exhilarating Caminito del Rey and its soaring suspension bridge.
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Mallorca
One of the best destinations in Spain for hiking, the island of Mallorca is replete with scenic routes that include not just epic views, but also a high dose of history and culture.
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San Sebastian
World-famous for its food, this coastal Basque city is also part of the Camino del Norte: a version of the Camino de Santiago that takes full advantage of Spain’s northern coastline.
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Santiago de Compostela
As the traditional endpoint of the Camino de Santiago, Santiago de Compostela is a natural hub for hikers of all fitness and experience levels.
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When to visit Spain for hiking
The best time to go hiking in Spain may depend on which region you’re visiting, as weather conditions can vary greatly across the country. We generally recommend late spring (April–May), early summer (June) or early autumn (September–October) for the best combination of mild temperatures and smaller crowds.
That said, high-altitude destinations like the Picos de Europa are often pleasantly warm during the peak summer months (July–August), while other areas are uncomfortably hot. And winter (December–February) can be a great time to hike in southern Spain or the Balearic Islands if you prefer cooler weather.
Highest temperatures
July–August
Blooming flowers
March–June
Best time to walk the Camino de Santiago
May–June or September–October
Plan your hiking tour in Spain
Whatever you want from your adventure in Spain, our team of expert travel designers are ready to help.
Your trip, your story
We craft trips deeply personal, delightfully surprising and entirely one of a kind. Every Jacada journey begins in conversation with a travel designer, a specialist in their destination of expertise. Behind each journey is a wealth of insight, gathered over years of on-the-ground exploration.
Once you’re booked, you’ll meet your concierge. Based in the region you’re visiting, they’ll take care of all the details so your mind is at rest. They make the trip truly special – and truly yours.
