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From Spain’s oldest national park – where trails meander through the verdant meadows, ancient woodlands, and impressive gorges of the Picos de Europa Mountains – this thrilling route descends to meet the Atlantic in a series of picturesque coves and beaches, named the ‘Green Coast’ for the lush hills and pasturelands that frame them. Staying in two welcoming hotels over the week, enjoy the freedom of centre-based walking and the opportunity to absorb the beauty of the landscape at your own pace.
"I wanted this holiday to showcase the very best of Asturias, blending two very different walking experiences into one."’ |
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"A Journeys train holiday in Spain with Inntravel offers one of the most relaxing and enriching ways to discover the country, combining the charm of rail travel with carefully planned, self-guided experiences. Spain’s trains are fast, reliable, and comfortable, making it easy to travel between amazing cities and lesser-known spots. You get to stay in some lovely hand-picked accommodation options along the way, and the whole trip moves at a really relaxed pace which is perfect for soaking it all up as you go." - Malcolm Parkinson, Spain Expert |
Take our Journeys holiday between Madrid, Toledo, Segovia, and Salamanca and you'll feel as though you're stepping through the many layers of Spain's Golden Age. Each city makes its own contribution to the country's rich heritage – from the academic achievements of Salamanca to Madrid's artistic heart and the fascinating mix of cultures present in Toledo and Segovia. By bringing together these unique cities, this holiday offers a brilliant way to experience the many different facets of Spanish history, weaving together ancient religious struggles with much more recent revolutionary stories.
Travelling by train through Andalucia on our Sherry Triangle holiday is one of the most memorable ways to explore the region. Seville, Jerez, and Cádiz each have their own highlights, from grand palaces to quiet plazas. Our walking notes help you to discover the cities' hidden corners and our choice of accommodation – beautiful old mansions – makes the experience extra special. This holiday is relaxed, full of flavour, and just a lovely way to experience the heart of southern Spain.
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Among the many routes to Santiago, the Camino Inglés carves its own path. Not only is it one of the few Caminos to balance coast and countryside, but it is a lesser-known route, allowing for a more tranquil experience. While still brimming with heritage, beautiful views are a standout highlight of the walk, from golden sands and sparkling estuaries to undulating hills and, ultimately, the riches of Santiago.
Did you know?The English Way promises a more peaceful pilgrimage, echoing the journey made by medieval pilgrims from Northern Europe who arrived in Galicia by sea. |
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From the moment you begin your pilgrimage along the Camino Francés, you know you’re in for a very special experience. Join the ancient network of trails that have led countless numbers of pilgrims to Santiago de Compostela over the centuries for a hike as rich in natural wonder as it is in history and tradition. Covering the last 100 kilometres of the most popular Camino, discover the timelessness and beauty of unspoiled northern Spain, before spending your last two nights in UNESCO-listed Santiago.
Top tipAttend the Pilgrim’s Mass, held daily at 12pm and 7:30pm in Santiago’s magnificent cathedral, where recent pilgrims’ names are read aloud by the resident priest – a moving way to celebrate your achievement. |
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Settled in a 4 hotel in seaside Calella, the two different sides of northern Catalonia are yours to explore – the pine-fringed coves of the coast and the inland plain peppered with medieval villages. Whether you’d like to stroll through botanical gardens overlooking the glittering sea, delve into the region’s fascinating Neolithic-mining past, or spend a day visiting little-known Girona, everything is easily accessible and you’re free to make each day your own.
 A hire car is included in your holiday, as well as a tour of a family-run vineyard, complete with delicious wine tasting. |
From the vibrant, sun-kissed south – home to flamenco, tapas and mesmerisingly beautiful architecture – to the fresh air and spellbinding mountain views of the Pyrenees in the north, Spain is a land of immense variety. Discover its enchanting landscapes on a self-guided walking or cycling holiday, or a leisurely journey by rail.
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