The Best Paradors in Natural Parks of Spain are a collection of state-run hotels that offer a unique and unforgettable experience to their guests. They were founded in 1928 by King Alphonso XIII, who wanted to promote tourism and preserve the country’s cultural heritage. Paradors are located in historic buildings that reflect the rich and diverse history of Spain, such as medieval castles, Moorish fortresses, ancient monasteries, palaces and stately homes. Each Parador has its own charm and personality, as well as modern amenities and services.
Andalucía on Foot
Embark on an unforgettable walking holiday in Andalucía, a region renowned for its white villages, golden beaches, delightful cuisine, and impressive Moorish architecture.
Nature Plus – Grazalema
Discover Grazalema and the Sierra de Grazalema Natural Park through guided nature walks, cultural tours, and wellbeing experiences. Led by local expert Sue Eatock, each tour is tailored to your interests—whether that’s spotting rare wildlife, exploring white villages, or simply unwinding in the stunning Andalusian landscapes.
Experience Sustainable Comfort at Posada San Marcos in Alájar
If you’re searching for an eco-friendly escape in southern Spain, Posada San Marcos in Alájar offers the perfect blend of sustainability, comfort, and local charm. Located in the heart of the Sierra de Aracena and Picos de Aroche Natural Park, this adults-only rural inn provides a tranquil retreat surrounded by nature, rich history, and vibrant culture.