Navarre

Navarre is that place in Spain that transports you to a world of pure nature, from the vastness of the Irati Forest through a route across the nearly desert-like Bardenas Reales Natural Park, until you reach the Nacedero de Urederra. Did you know it's called the Navarrese Caribbean? Because traveling to Navarre is walking along the banks of the Bidasoa and spotting France while feeling Spain. It is experiencing the medieval era from the Royal Palace of Olite, one of the country's landmarks. It is strolling through the ancient streets of Pamplona and savoring a delicious chistorra, its traditional lamb, and its mythical pacharán.

 “In Navarre, nature is magical, and not in a figurative sense”

But beyond the gastronomy, Navarre's rural tourism is magical, which is why witches chose this destination to hide centuries ago. It's like playing hide and seek in the caves of Zugarramurdi, where the famous covens took place, or venturing into the Foz de Lumbier Canyons and feeling tiny while canoeing the Irati River. Because visiting Navarre is letting yourself fall into the paradise of ecosystems, it is shifting from the dry desert to the lush green forest. Because Navarre is lived in eagerly awaiting the San Fermín Chupinazo and with adrenaline soaring while running behind a bull. Because there is so much to visit in Navarre!