Andalusia - guided hiking tours, with pickup, small groups

A summer hike through the forest and river bed, at the SIerra Bermeja, in the shade of pine trees and huge chestnut trees.

A beautiful route with natural stone pools and shade, but quite challenging, requires agility to scramble over large rocks and walk in the water

An exceptional combination of a short and easy hike through a spectacular gorge south of the city and a walk around the old town of Ronda, with magnificent views

Beautiful route through the Natural Park of Los Alcornocales, starting on a track through the cork oak forest, until we reach the Garganta Honda Gorge, with the two waterfalls of the Zapata stream

Beautiful and demanding route through the most unknown face of the Sierra de las Nieves. From Los Quejigales through old farms, caves, streams with pools, cross country, varied landscapes and incredible views

An easy, flat route along the river through the cork forest, accompanied by the beautiful monarch butterflies. With a visit to the charming old Castle-Village Castellar

Mountain villages, forests of chestnut, oak and alder trees by the river, a beautiful hiking trail with bridges and swimming in the river, this tour has it all. Ideal for hot days

A very special coastal walk from outside Algeciras to Tarifa at sunrise, on a path along the coast. At low tide we can partly walk directly along the water over rock slabs, passing by interesting ruins

A beautiful and easy to follow route from Gaucín, "the Balcony of the Ronda Mountains", with stunning views

Spectacular coastal walk, through dunes, pine forests and on the beach on hard sand along some amazing rock-formations to Bolonia, a small village, right next to the Roman ruins of Baleo Claudia

To the highest peak of the Sierra Blanca, famous for the wonderful view over Marbella

River hike, under a roof of trees and hardly any signs of civilisation, a perfect summer tour for those who love peace and nature

Hike along the Guadiaro River to the end of the Vulture Gorge with the opportunity to swim and ride back on lilos in the river. If you don't want to do the lilos ride, you can also walk back along the river.

The Río de la Miel is part of the El Bujeo Cloud Forest, an amazing ecosystem within the Los Alcornocales cork-forest. We walk on the path of the Cork Cutters in the forest and along the river