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Choosing the right season, flat terrain, and accommodation with a kitchen and cot changes everything for your baby's trip. Seven proven spots in Spain, with short walks and stops every 90 minutes.

Eight proposals less than two hours from Barcelona, from kayaking on the Costa Brava to paragliding in Berga, with clear criteria for level, season and budget for your group.

Seven rivers to celebrate someone's stag or hen party by paddling together: from the Noguera Pallaresa to the Mijares, including difficulty levels, estimated prices, and weekend plans.

Eight proposals for rafting, canyoning, via ferratas, canoeing, paragliding, multi-adventure, wake and karting less than two hours from Madrid, with prices, seasons and logistics for your group.

Swimming spots in rivers and reservoirs less than two hours from Madrid, with travel times, access and tips to choose based on who's coming with you.

Lying on a board and wearing fins, you'll rush down rapids from grade II to IV in rivers like the Noguera Pallaresa, the Ésera or the Cabriel. We'll tell you about the stretches, equipment, prices and how to book.

Choose the river, section and season based on your children's age: for class I–II they usually require 6–8 years old, and for II–III, 10–12. Check the life jacket fit before you book.

Seven canyons in Spain for a group stag or hen party: choose based on level, season and logistics, with a qualified guide and approved equipment.

The old mining track in the Trubia valley covers about 36 km across its two branches, with a compacted surface and gentle slopes. We'll tell you how to choose your section, direction and pace.

The Alba Route takes you through the Alba river gorge to the waterfall, passing walkways, pools and old mining remains. We'll tell you how to get there from Soto de Agües and how long it takes.

A gorge with five hanging bridges, cool pools and a riverside path along the Monachil river. We'll tell you how to get there from Granada by car or bus.

Between late March and early April, over a million wild cherries cover eleven municipalities in Cáceres in white. We'll tell you how to follow the bloom by altitude and which routes to take.