English is not your mother tongue, but you want to practice it, why not practice English outdoors?

Walking routes through the most important places of the Garrotxa.

The Garrotxa Volcanic Zone Natural Park, in Catalonia, is a natural treasure with fascinating landscapes.

Home to 40 volcanic cones and more than 20 lava flows, this enclave offers a unique experience.

Its forests, predominantly beech and oak, add a special charm.

The crater of the Croscat volcano is an outstanding point of interest, with trails that allow you to explore its interior.

La Fageda d'en Jordà, a magical forest, adds a touch of mystery.

This park, declared a Biosphere Reserve, offers a captivating journey through the geological history and lush biodiversity of La Garrotxa.

This olive oil tourism experience allows visitors to learn about the work carried out in the olive groves and enjoy first-hand a day at the mill.

The activity takes place in a little-known corridor along the banks of the Guadalquivir River, between Puente de la Cerrada and Mogón. This is one of the most extensive and valuable olive grove landscapes in the province of Jaén, at the confluence of the Guadalquivir and Aguascebas rivers, within the Natural Park of Cazorla, Segura and Las Villas.

During the visit, the facilities are toured through a guided tour that explains each stage of the production process of extra virgin olive oil.

The experience is completed with a tasting of the EVOOs produced or with a miller's breakfast accompanied by local products.

We will walk along a stretch of the North Way of Santiago where silence and calm will be our main guides, accompanying us to a legendary forest where the legendary Pepa a Loba took refuge in the cold winter nights.

Already in the forest feel and let yourself feel will provide a comfortable disconnection through the 5 senses, in addition to cultivate your mind we will teach you to grow shiitak, a natural remedy for fatigue and stress, providing you with your natural pantry, because we give you your own shiitake trunk.

All surrounded by a unique place, in Abeiro da Loba that if you wish you can spend the night and enjoy our tasting boxes with products from the biosphere reserve.

Experience focused on agricultural and livestock landscapes and biodiversity associated with this area of the Cantabrian mountains.

The activity takes place in half a day, morning or afternoon, seeking the knowledge of the villages and towns in the area of influence of the National Park of Picos de Europa.

We will make a walk (which can be done on foot or in a vehicle that makes it accessible to people with reduced mobility) that will lead us to make a reading of the landscape, paying special attention to the ethnographic elements that facilitate the reintroduction of the species and the benefits for it, but also for the complex natural and cultural ecosystem and its complicated balance. It is completed with a visit to the Gamoneu Protected Designation of Origin Cheese Factory and a visit to a Natural Cave representative of cheese ripening.

The anthropized landscape of the Cantabrian coast, and particularly of the Picos de Europa area, is the heritage of a traditional activity that has its roots in a remote past, preserving a tangible and intangible heritage of unquestionable richness.

The rich ecosystem from which people and livestock obtain their sustenance is intertwined with a cultural heritage that, after going through various crises and substantial changes, is currently facing an uncertain future.

The complex mosaic landscape, composed of cultivated areas, mowed meadows, natural mixed meadows, scrubland and native forest, is currently threatened by a simplification resulting from neglect. The causes are varied: an economy centered on the service sector, livestock farming increasingly specialized in meat-oriented cattle, an increasingly aging population, etc. If we add to these factors a climate change with increasingly evident effects, with recurrent periods of drought and frequent extreme phenomena, the change in the traditional landscape is evident.

The biodiversity associated with this complex landscape, in terms of flora and fauna, is still present and easily observable: buzzards, kites, swallows, foxes, among others, surround our villages and lower areas of the valleys.

English is not your mother tongue, but you want to practice it, why not practice English outdoors?

Walking routes through the most important places of the Garrotxa.

The Garrotxa Volcanic Zone Natural Park, in Catalonia, is a natural treasure with fascinating landscapes.

Home to 40 volcanic cones and more than 20 lava flows, this enclave offers a unique experience.

Its forests, predominantly beech and oak, add a special charm.

The crater of the Croscat volcano is an outstanding point of interest, with trails that allow you to explore its interior.

La Fageda d'en Jordà, a magical forest, adds a touch of mystery.

This park, declared a Biosphere Reserve, offers a captivating journey through the geological history and lush biodiversity of La Garrotxa.

This olive oil tourism experience allows visitors to learn about the work carried out in the olive groves and enjoy first-hand a day at the mill.

The activity takes place in a little-known corridor along the banks of the Guadalquivir River, between Puente de la Cerrada and Mogón. This is one of the most extensive and valuable olive grove landscapes in the province of Jaén, at the confluence of the Guadalquivir and Aguascebas rivers, within the Natural Park of Cazorla, Segura and Las Villas.

During the visit, the facilities are toured through a guided tour that explains each stage of the production process of extra virgin olive oil.

The experience is completed with a tasting of the EVOOs produced or with a miller's breakfast accompanied by local products.

We will walk along a stretch of the North Way of Santiago where silence and calm will be our main guides, accompanying us to a legendary forest where the legendary Pepa a Loba took refuge in the cold winter nights.

Already in the forest feel and let yourself feel will provide a comfortable disconnection through the 5 senses, in addition to cultivate your mind we will teach you to grow shiitak, a natural remedy for fatigue and stress, providing you with your natural pantry, because we give you your own shiitake trunk.

All surrounded by a unique place, in Abeiro da Loba that if you wish you can spend the night and enjoy our tasting boxes with products from the biosphere reserve.

Experience focused on agricultural and livestock landscapes and biodiversity associated with this area of the Cantabrian mountains.

The activity takes place in half a day, morning or afternoon, seeking the knowledge of the villages and towns in the area of influence of the National Park of Picos de Europa.

We will make a walk (which can be done on foot or in a vehicle that makes it accessible to people with reduced mobility) that will lead us to make a reading of the landscape, paying special attention to the ethnographic elements that facilitate the reintroduction of the species and the benefits for it, but also for the complex natural and cultural ecosystem and its complicated balance. It is completed with a visit to the Gamoneu Protected Designation of Origin Cheese Factory and a visit to a Natural Cave representative of cheese ripening.

The anthropized landscape of the Cantabrian coast, and particularly of the Picos de Europa area, is the heritage of a traditional activity that has its roots in a remote past, preserving a tangible and intangible heritage of unquestionable richness.

The rich ecosystem from which people and livestock obtain their sustenance is intertwined with a cultural heritage that, after going through various crises and substantial changes, is currently facing an uncertain future.

The complex mosaic landscape, composed of cultivated areas, mowed meadows, natural mixed meadows, scrubland and native forest, is currently threatened by a simplification resulting from neglect. The causes are varied: an economy centered on the service sector, livestock farming increasingly specialized in meat-oriented cattle, an increasingly aging population, etc. If we add to these factors a climate change with increasingly evident effects, with recurrent periods of drought and frequent extreme phenomena, the change in the traditional landscape is evident.

The biodiversity associated with this complex landscape, in terms of flora and fauna, is still present and easily observable: buzzards, kites, swallows, foxes, among others, surround our villages and lower areas of the valleys.