Andalusia walks

The 3 white villages of Pampaneira, Bubion and Capileira in Spain's Sierra Nevada are linked by a well-marked footpath that allows you to admire the region without much difficulty for walkers. The welcome is warm, the walkers rare and the scenery magnificent. Unique views from the opposite shore, inaccessible to other tourists in vehicles.

A hike of just 10km in the middle of the desert and in a western setting. It takes place in the Tabernas Desert Natural Park, north of Almeria in Spain, a desert area in an arid landscape. The American West and its canyons.

A 360° panorama of the Cabo de Gata - Nijar natural park, from the top of this peak, the highest point in the region at 493 meters above sea level. The park is of volcanic origin, and is the first maritime and terrestrial park in Andalusia. The view from the summit is magnificent, whether from the sea or the land.

Located in Andalusia, west of Ronda, the Sierra de Grazalema Natural Park offers spectacular karst landscapes. This circular route allows you to discover its characteristic landscapes and terrain: karst formations, sinkholes, poljes and traces of human activity.

A scenic route leading to the superb vulture viewpoint overlooking the El Chorro Gorge, at the bottom of which runs the famous Caminito del Rey

Set between the wonderful white villages of Andalusia, Zahara de la Sierra and Grazalema, just a few kilometres from Ronda, this magnificent circular path along a beautiful balcony path offers sublime scenery.

Head deep into the heart of the famous Sierra del Endrinal and climb Cerro del Simancon; once at the top, admire the exceptional scenery. It is possible to stay overnight with breakfast in Montecorto.

This route is a round trip from the car park located just before the entrance to the Nerja caves. The path is wide and stony. After a little over 6 km, you will arrive at Cortigo de la Sibila (ruins), the last flat area before tackling the 4 km climb to the summit. You need to be more careful before the summit as there are fewer signs. Look for the blue or red markings and the mounds of stones (cairns). At the summit there is a cross. You have a view of the coast (Nerja, Maro, Torrox...) and the Sierra Nevada if the sky is clear. The return journey is via the same route.