Northern Spain regions
Galicia
Thought to be the end of the world in Roman times, Galicia is a region of incredible diversity, where ancient forests, lush vineyards, rugged cliffs, and white-sand beaches invite you to lose yourself. To top it off, this northern Spain region boasts seafood that will make you weep with joy.
The final stop of the Camino, Santiago de Compostela buzzes with life as pilgrims from around the world arrive to admire its heritage and iconic cathedral.
Terraced vineyards and river canyons in Ribeira Sacra create a magical views best enjoyed with a glass of the region's exceptional wine.
Along the spectacular beaches of the region, Praia das Catedrais stands out with its cathedral-like rock formations.
Rías Baixas, where charming fishing villages and lush landscapes pair perfectly with the world-renowned Albariño wine.
Rugged cliffs, wild beaches, and the feeling that Costa da Morte marks the edge of the world.
The Cíes Islands are a haven of transparent waters and untouched nature, ideal for those seeking a secluded island getaway.
Cantabria
With an immense coastline, lush forests, towering mountains, and picturesque villages untouched by time, Cantabria promises a unique blend of thrill and tranquility.
Glide skyward on the Teleférico de Fuente Dé for unforgettable panoramas of the soaring Picos de Europa.
Stunning fishing villages, like San Vicente de la Barquera, combine coastal beauty with charm.
Altamira’s ancient cave paintings, a jaw-dropping glimpse into the artistry of our prehistoric ancestors.
Soft sands and crystal-clear waters with Covachos Beach shining as a stunning highlight.
At Faro del Caballo, cliffs rise dramatically above the sea, offering unforgettable, wild ocean vistas.
Asturias
A land of dramatic peaks, lush valleys, and unspoiled beaches, Asturias is a paradise for nature lovers.
Explore fishing villages perched on steep slopes, gazing out over pristine beaches. Hike its countless trails winding through deep canyons, ancient forests, and the most photogenic peaks in Spain.
Unspoiled beaches with fine sand and turquoise waters, considered among the best in Spain.
The majestic Picos de Europa hide some of the most stunning hiking trails in Spain.
World-class culture and heritage in Oviedo, one of the most beautiful, green, and walkable capitals in Europe.
Picture-perfect fishing villages built on mountain slopes cascading into the deep blue Cantabrian Sea.
Coastal and inland villages around Gijón boast unbeatable cuisine that pairs deliciously with their one-of-a-kind Asturian apple cider.
The alluring valleys and mountains of Somiedo are home to the brown bear and a paradise for hiking, cycling, and wildlife spotting.
Basque Country
With its distinct language, rich history, and passionate locals, the Basque Country invites you to dive deep into a culture that celebrates both tradition and innovation.
World-class cuisine and pintxos await in San Sebastián, a culinary capital like no other.
Rioja Alavesa, sip and savor acclaimed wines amidst stunning vineyards and historic villages.
Explore the stunning biosphere reserve of Urdaibai, where diverse landscapes and wildlife thrive.
Bilbao’s iconic Guggenheim Museum showcases contemporary art in a truly unique architectural setting.
Walk the winding steps to breathtaking views and ancient legends at San Juan de Gaztelugatxe.
The Nervión waterfall, Spain’s tallest, plunges 222 meters into a dramatic canyon. Seasonal rains bring it to life, creating a breathtaking spectacle.