Spain Trekking and Hiking Trips
We offer a range of different trekking tours in Spain, from walks through the oldest national park to hikes up into the dramatic Sierra Nevada mountains. Our most popular trek in Spain is our Camino de Santiago trek, which follows one of the world's oldest pilgrim routes. We also have trekking tours around Mallorca and Andalucia - both beautiful areas with plenty of traditional villages and stunning scenery to enjoy!
Most popular Trekking and Hiking Tours in Spain
Discover our best Trekking and Hiking tours in Spain, based on reviews and times booked.
Curated by Giulia Montresor
Spain travel expert at Bookmundi
Although close to the Costa Blanca, the dramatic Aitana Massif in Spain has remained a secret to all but a few discerning visitors. We follow traditional footpaths and mule tracks, mostly along ridge lines, for spectacular panoramas, and then descend to beautiful valleys with natural springs and limestone amphitheatres. The rocky peaks and steep valleys that sweep down to the Mediterranean coast benefit from a warm climate for more than 300 days a year, making this an ideal location for out-of-season walking.
The itinerary shown is a guide. Your tour leader may re-order the days based on local conditions and their expert knowledge to ensure the best possible experience.
8 days
Andalucía’s rural heartland reveals its secrets on the 'Walking in Andalucia' eight-day trekking tour. Experienced travelers will relish moderate hikes through olive groves, sunflower fields, and the dramatic limestone peaks of Sierra de Grazalema Natural Park. Stay in a rustic cortijo exclusively for your group, savoring authentic Spanish hospitality in the agricultural heartlands. Highlights include the exhilarating Caminito del Rey walkway and a full day exploring the architectural wonders of Seville. The trip’s USP? A unique combination of scenic walking routes and immersive local living, all at a pace that lets you truly savor southern Spain.
8 days
Walk the final and most popular stage of the Camino Frances to earn your Compostela. This stage of the famous Camino pilgrimage route offers the chance for time starved travellers to walk the final 115kms into Santiago and gain a wonderful appreciation of the historic significance of the route. To be eligible for the official Compostela certificate of completion, which is issued by the Pilgrim's Office in Santiago de Compostela, walkers must walk at least 100kms of the iconic pilgrim route. Walking through mixed landscapes, there are numerous reminders of the pilgrims past who travelled the route including crosses, statues and grain silos. The gates of Galicia lead to the fabled Santiago de Compostela with its famous cathedral, site of the tomb of St James.
8 days
Take a step back in time as you traverse the legendary "Camino de Santiago" on this eight-day trekking and hiking tour. Starting in Sarria and culminating at Santiago de Compostela, you’ll pass through Portomarín, Palas De Rei, and Melide, following the last 100 km of the world-famous pilgrimage. The sense of accomplishment is palpable as you receive your "compostela" at journey’s end, a testament to your achievement.
Designed for those who relish slow-paced, scenic adventures, this trip is as much about introspection and savoring rustic Spanish hospitality as it is about physical challenge. Refuel with hearty local cuisine and enjoy the camaraderie of fellow pilgrims—this tour package is a must for anyone seeking a meaningful journey through northern Spain.
8 days
Go deeper into the Picos de Europa than ever before, hiking rugged mountains watched over by golden eagles and griffon vultures and staying in the heart of an authentic mountain town. Guided by an expert tour leader, we trek through limestone peaks and lush valleys, summiting mountains to gaze over the oldest national park in Spain. Our hotel in Arenas de Cabrales is in the perfect spot to explore the town, while our friendly hosts and tour leader can show us the local people’s favourite restaurants and bars.
Most departures of this adventure are rated Activity Level 3 (Moderate). However, if you want to test yourself, join one of our Activity Level 5 (Challenging) departures. See the Itinerary and Dates & Prices tab for more details.
8 days
Craving a trek that blends wild landscapes and cultural flavor? The Hiking the Canary Islands: Tenerife, Anaga, and Beyond tour delivers six days of adventure across Spain’s volcanic archipelago. Hike through the lush forests of Anaga, explore Tenerife’s dramatic terrain, and ascend from Erjos to Masca for sweeping views. After working up a sweat, unwind with local wine tastings and well-earned beach time. This small group trekking and hiking trip is a gold mine for adventurous spirits eager for diverse scenery and vibrant culture. The true USP is the perfect balance of physical challenge and laid-back island luxury—making each day as rewarding as it is memorable.
6 days
This beautiful but gentle route is perfect for first time cyclists. The rides take you through olive groves and peach orchards to sun-drenched villages and picture-postcard fishing ports and pretty bays. The self-guided itinerary and short distances allow you to take everything at a relaxed pace, with plenty of time to soak up the sun on the undeveloped Catalan coast. Your days will end in luxury with our specially selected hotels, including a restored 14th Century castle, all of which boast swimming pools.
7 days
A guided walk along the best sections of the Portuguese Way from Lisbon to Santiago. For many pilgrims, the Portuguese Way is more spiritually connected to the Camino than any other way. The Camino is all about the apostle St James, and Portugal, it is said, is where he was known to have first preached. It is also believed that his final journey to Santiago was via Portugal when his bones were brought back from Jerusalem following his beheading. The Portuguese Way, which is second only to the Camino Francés in popularity with modern day walkers and pilgrims, extends from the capital, Lisbon, across the border to Santiago, and this guided walk takes in the most popular, beautiful and intriguing sections between these two classic European cities. You'll visit the must-see Portuguese cities of Coimbra and Porto, enjoying guided walks and port tastings, and from Porto you'll experience the best of the Central Way, which passes inland through historic towns and countryside, and the Coastal Way, which traces the Atlantic shoreline before heading inland. Crossing into Spain by ferry, we'll continue along the Atlantic coast and another section of the Camino, and visit a manor house near Pontevedra before arriving in the famed cathedral city of Santiago de Compostela.
11 days
Venture into Spain’s dramatic Picos de Europa on a walking tour that combines natural wonders with authentic local life. The Hiking in the Picos de Europa trip is a moderate, eight-day self-guided journey suited for experienced travelers seeking both adventure and tranquility.
Begin and end in Arenas De Cabrales, and traverse the stunning Picos de Europa National Park, home to soaring limestone peaks, deep glacier valleys, and an abundance of wildlife—including chamois, wild boar, and rare wildflowers. Highlights include walking through authentic villages, exploring the deep gorges that divide the massif, and ascending to the base of the famed Naranjo de Bulnes peak.
The true USP of this tour package is its immersion in both pristine nature and the region’s culture: evenings are spent in family-run hotels where you can sample local specialties like Queso de Cabrales blue cheese. Every day offers a balance of invigorating treks and opportunities to unwind amidst breathtaking scenery.
For those who love walking tours that showcase rugged landscapes and rich traditions, the Picos de Europa is an unforgettable choice.
8 days
Follow the scenic Bay of Biscay from San Sebastian to Bilbao on the "Camino Norte - San Sebastian to Bilbao" tour, an 8-day self-guided walking adventure. This moderate-level trip is ideal for travelers seeking a blend of coastal beauty and cultural immersion along one of the Camino’s original pilgrimage routes.
Pass through charming fishing villages, fertile valleys, and modern marvels like Bilbao’s Guggenheim Museum. The landscapes alternate between dramatic seascapes and quiet mountain paths, offering a rewarding yet less crowded alternative to the French Camino.
Staying in small, characterful hotels, you’ll experience the region’s hospitality and unique blend of ancient and contemporary architecture. The USP of this tour package is its scenic and historical variety, making it an enriching choice for those looking to explore Spain’s northern coast on foot.
8 days
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Spain travel expert at BookmundiAndalucía’s rural heartland reveals its secrets on the 'Walking in Andalucia' eight-day trekking tour. Experienced travelers will relish moderate hikes through olive groves, sunflower fields, and the dramatic limestone peaks of Sierra de Grazalema Natural Park. Stay in a rustic cortijo exclusively for your group, savoring authentic Spanish hospitality in the agricultural heartlands. Highlights include the exhilarating Caminito del Rey walkway and a full day exploring the architectural wonders of Seville. The trip’s USP? A unique combination of scenic walking routes and immersive local living, all at a pace that lets you truly savor southern Spain.
8 days
Although close to the Costa Blanca, the dramatic Aitana Massif in Spain has remained a secret to all but a few discerning visitors. We follow traditional footpaths and mule tracks, mostly along ridge lines, for spectacular panoramas, and then descend to beautiful valleys with natural springs and limestone amphitheatres. The rocky peaks and steep valleys that sweep down to the Mediterranean coast benefit from a warm climate for more than 300 days a year, making this an ideal location for out-of-season walking.
The itinerary shown is a guide. Your tour leader may re-order the days based on local conditions and their expert knowledge to ensure the best possible experience.
8 days
Take a step back in time as you traverse the legendary "Camino de Santiago" on this eight-day trekking and hiking tour. Starting in Sarria and culminating at Santiago de Compostela, you’ll pass through Portomarín, Palas De Rei, and Melide, following the last 100 km of the world-famous pilgrimage. The sense of accomplishment is palpable as you receive your "compostela" at journey’s end, a testament to your achievement.
Designed for those who relish slow-paced, scenic adventures, this trip is as much about introspection and savoring rustic Spanish hospitality as it is about physical challenge. Refuel with hearty local cuisine and enjoy the camaraderie of fellow pilgrims—this tour package is a must for anyone seeking a meaningful journey through northern Spain.
8 days
Craving a trek that blends wild landscapes and cultural flavor? The Hiking the Canary Islands: Tenerife, Anaga, and Beyond tour delivers six days of adventure across Spain’s volcanic archipelago. Hike through the lush forests of Anaga, explore Tenerife’s dramatic terrain, and ascend from Erjos to Masca for sweeping views. After working up a sweat, unwind with local wine tastings and well-earned beach time. This small group trekking and hiking trip is a gold mine for adventurous spirits eager for diverse scenery and vibrant culture. The true USP is the perfect balance of physical challenge and laid-back island luxury—making each day as rewarding as it is memorable.
6 days
Walk the final and most popular stage of the Camino Frances to earn your Compostela. This stage of the famous Camino pilgrimage route offers the chance for time starved travellers to walk the final 115kms into Santiago and gain a wonderful appreciation of the historic significance of the route. To be eligible for the official Compostela certificate of completion, which is issued by the Pilgrim's Office in Santiago de Compostela, walkers must walk at least 100kms of the iconic pilgrim route. Walking through mixed landscapes, there are numerous reminders of the pilgrims past who travelled the route including crosses, statues and grain silos. The gates of Galicia lead to the fabled Santiago de Compostela with its famous cathedral, site of the tomb of St James.
8 days
This beautiful but gentle route is perfect for first time cyclists. The rides take you through olive groves and peach orchards to sun-drenched villages and picture-postcard fishing ports and pretty bays. The self-guided itinerary and short distances allow you to take everything at a relaxed pace, with plenty of time to soak up the sun on the undeveloped Catalan coast. Your days will end in luxury with our specially selected hotels, including a restored 14th Century castle, all of which boast swimming pools.
7 days
Go deeper into the Picos de Europa than ever before, hiking rugged mountains watched over by golden eagles and griffon vultures and staying in the heart of an authentic mountain town. Guided by an expert tour leader, we trek through limestone peaks and lush valleys, summiting mountains to gaze over the oldest national park in Spain. Our hotel in Arenas de Cabrales is in the perfect spot to explore the town, while our friendly hosts and tour leader can show us the local people’s favourite restaurants and bars.
Most departures of this adventure are rated Activity Level 3 (Moderate). However, if you want to test yourself, join one of our Activity Level 5 (Challenging) departures. See the Itinerary and Dates & Prices tab for more details.
8 days
Follow in the footsteps of pilgrims on the "Camino - Sarria to Santiago Rambler," an 11-day walking tour designed for those seeking a gentle yet rewarding journey. Covering the final 115km of the Camino de Santiago at a relaxed pace, this trip offers comfortable accommodations and thoughtful daily distances, making it perfect for seniors and seasoned walkers alike. Along the way, absorb the historical significance of the trail, admire countryside vistas, and collect your Compostela certificate upon reaching Santiago. The USP? A self-guided experience that honors tradition while prioritizing comfort, allowing you to reflect, explore, and celebrate one of the world’s greatest walking adventures.
11 days
A guided walk along the best sections of the Portuguese Way from Lisbon to Santiago. For many pilgrims, the Portuguese Way is more spiritually connected to the Camino than any other way. The Camino is all about the apostle St James, and Portugal, it is said, is where he was known to have first preached. It is also believed that his final journey to Santiago was via Portugal when his bones were brought back from Jerusalem following his beheading. The Portuguese Way, which is second only to the Camino Francés in popularity with modern day walkers and pilgrims, extends from the capital, Lisbon, across the border to Santiago, and this guided walk takes in the most popular, beautiful and intriguing sections between these two classic European cities. You'll visit the must-see Portuguese cities of Coimbra and Porto, enjoying guided walks and port tastings, and from Porto you'll experience the best of the Central Way, which passes inland through historic towns and countryside, and the Coastal Way, which traces the Atlantic shoreline before heading inland. Crossing into Spain by ferry, we'll continue along the Atlantic coast and another section of the Camino, and visit a manor house near Pontevedra before arriving in the famed cathedral city of Santiago de Compostela.
11 days
Venture into Spain’s dramatic Picos de Europa on a walking tour that combines natural wonders with authentic local life. The Hiking in the Picos de Europa trip is a moderate, eight-day self-guided journey suited for experienced travelers seeking both adventure and tranquility.
Begin and end in Arenas De Cabrales, and traverse the stunning Picos de Europa National Park, home to soaring limestone peaks, deep glacier valleys, and an abundance of wildlife—including chamois, wild boar, and rare wildflowers. Highlights include walking through authentic villages, exploring the deep gorges that divide the massif, and ascending to the base of the famed Naranjo de Bulnes peak.
The true USP of this tour package is its immersion in both pristine nature and the region’s culture: evenings are spent in family-run hotels where you can sample local specialties like Queso de Cabrales blue cheese. Every day offers a balance of invigorating treks and opportunities to unwind amidst breathtaking scenery.
For those who love walking tours that showcase rugged landscapes and rich traditions, the Picos de Europa is an unforgettable choice.
8 days
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Spain Trekking and Hiking Tour Reviews
Honest insights from past guests on our Trekking and Hiking Spain tours
Anonymous | Traveled in July
I loved the hikes on this trip, especially the gorge walk and the hike on day 6. Really enjoyed the week in the mountains with our group and spending the week in Arenas de Cabrales. Most hikes we did not see anyone so it was nice feeling we had the trails to ourselves. The gorge walk is very popular so there are other hikers, but it is a long walk so did not feel crowded. Really impressed with the hikes on the itinerary. I feel I could not do these hikes on my own and find some of these trails so being with an experienced guide with Exodus was the way to go.
Anonymous | Traveled in July
Great opportunity to experience more of Majorca. Some of the walks were quite challenging!
Anonymous | Traveled in June
Most of this UTracks Portuguese Camino is very good but some aspects could be improved.
Anonymous | Traveled in June
We enjoyed our time walking the Portuguese Coastal Camino from Viana de Castelo to Santiago de Compostela. They expertly organised our accommodation, some meals and luggage transport for our 12-day walk.
Anonymous | Traveled in June
They did a great job with our accommodations, food, and luggage transport throughout our trip, except in Baiona. The GPS tracker was handy.
Anonymous | Traveled in June
The trip was well supported. Accommodations were great and the luggage transfers were seamless. Highly recommend NOT opting for the pre-arranged dinners. The locations were not true to the spirit of the Camino - not small local authentic restaurants. There are always many options for dinners available in the towns.
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