Family Trip through Spain's Cities & Nature

Create memories to last a lifetime on this eco-friendly and family-friendly trip through Spain's major cities and nature areas! Combine the hustle and bustle of Madrid and Barcelona and balance out your experience with the serenity of the rural countryside and natural parks in between.

A thrilling journey awaits amongst Spain's cities and nature, offering a unique opportunity to explore the great outdoors, experience cosmopolitan flair, immerse yourself in Spanish culture, and observe local wildlife.

• Discover Madrid from its rooftops
• Walking tour of the Tajo River
• Cycling tour in Madrid
• Walking tour admiring Las Palmas Desert
• Visit the Millenary Olive Trees
• Olive oil tasting
• Kayak and cycle through the Ebro Delta (all participants must be able to swim to do the kayaking activity)
• Artistic workshop in Barcelona
• Discover the green side of Barcelona

As soon as you arrive in Madrid, the adventure begins with a guided rooftop tour at dusk to bask in the spectacular views of the metropolis. Experience the natural surroundings by walking along the Tajo River, taking a moment to rest in iconic green spaces, learning about biodiversity, and hiking through the hills in Benicassim.

Spanish food will be prominent as well: your palate will rejoice in an olive-tasting session and multiple picnics! This sustainable family trip will also have kids and adults alike delving into experiences unique to Spain. Learn local traditions through an art workshop where Gaudi-style mosaic or urban art techniques will be taught, visit ancient olive oil trees and do an olive oil tasting, and spend quality time in nature away from the big cities.
On your walking tour through the Las Palmas Desert, you will be struck by the stunning natural beauty of the place. Enjoy an ample stroll amid a landscape of rocky terrain and sandy plains with unique flora and fauna. The beauty of the desert will surely awaken all your senses.
Fun fact: The desert is a famous filming location for many Western Movies!

What ages is this trip suitable for?
If you are a family traveling with younger kids or teenagers, eager to discover a different side of Spain away from all-inclusive resorts, this trip is definitely for you. The itinerary can be adapted for your family based on the age(s) of your kid(s), so we will make sure that everyone can do each activity planned for you.

The best time for a family with young children to visit Barcelona would be in the spring (April to June) or fall (September to November), as the weather is mild and there are fewer crowds. During these seasons, the city is pleasant and easier to navigate, with many outdoor activities and parks to enjoy. This is also a great time for outdoor activities such as hiking, visiting national parks, and enjoying festivals and events. Traveling during these shoulder seasons also helps curb over-tourism.

Summer (July and August) can be quite hot and crowded, making it challenging for families with young children to enjoy their time in the city. Winter (December to February) can also be chilly and damp, with limited outdoor activities available.

We are a travel agency specializing in sustainable tourism and ecotourism in Spain. With almost ten years of experience, we offer authentic travel experiences in all regions of the country and activities of all kinds. Our goal is to design tailor-made travel itineraries that put on the spotlight our varied cultural and natural heritage, connecting travelers with local realities, but also with unknown destinations and with our carefully selected local hosts that work towards creating a better industry. We support and rely on small and local businesses, hire local guides, and support businesses in rural areas outside of big cities.

Environmental Initiatives
We use public transport (trains) except for transfers from and to airports. We ensure that during the visits to natural spaces, such as the one in Ebro Delta, animals are respected. Wild animals will not be fed and they will be observed from afar, respecting their habitats.

Sociocultural Initiatives
The travelers will meet and stay in contact with local residents and local producers. They will experience and understand which resources the local economy is based on.
Our commitment for this trip is to make families discover not only the culture of the cities, but above all experience the nature rural areas offer. We will bring you off the beaten paths, diving and getting in contact with local people, supporting their businesses and economy. We are committed to finding the best accommodations possible in each area, supporting small businesses and hotels that are implementing sustainable practices. Our accommodations are small and locally run and serve organic/local food.

Be sure you have traveler's insurance.