Hiking Tours in Spain

Spring and fall for most of the mainland and Mallorca. Our Catalonia and Mallorca trips run from March or April to June and again in September and October, skipping the summer heat. The Sierra de Aracena runs through winter too, and the Canary Islands work all year.

Beyond the Camino, try Costa Brava and Catalonia for coast paths and Pyrenean foothills, Andalucia for white villages and sierra trails, the Picos de Europa for limestone peaks in Green Spain, Mallorca's Tramuntana, and La Gomera and Tenerife in the Canaries.

Jamón ibérico from the Aracena hills, esqueixada (shredded cod with tomatoes and olives) on the Costa Brava, Cabrales cheese and cider in the Picos, and tapas like gambas al ajillo and patatas bravas just about everywhere. In Catalonia, end the day with a glass of cava or Priorat.

Most of our Spain trips are Easy-Moderate or Moderate, with 3 to 13 miles a day. Mallorca: Tramuntana Trail, Picos de Europa and our La Gomera trips are Moderate to Strenuous, with steep, rocky paths and up to 1,190m (3,900 ft) of climbing in a day on La Gomera.

Family-run hotels, casas rurales (converted farmsteads) and rural posadas on Classic and Slower trips, albuergues, and 3 to 4-star boutique hotels on In Style trips. Tramuntana Trails includes a night at the 13th-century Lluc Sanctuary, and Walking in La Gomera starts and ends at the 4-star Parador in San Sebastián.

The Camino has its own collection at Macs, from the final 62 miles out of Sarria to the full Camino Francés from St Jean Pied de Port. This page covers Spain's other hiking regions. Head to our Camino tours to walk the pilgrim trail.