Naturaleza · Page 5

Twelve river stretches in Spain where the water is so clear you can see the bottom. We've included access points, swimming rules, and seasonal tips to help you plan your getaway.

A regulated river releases water on a schedule and reduces cancellations; a natural one depends on snowmelt and rain. See how flow rates, seasons and difficulty change before you book.

Twelve outings less than an hour from Barcelona: forests, coast, wetlands or beach. Choose based on the season and get there by train, car or bike.

Inland Andalusia offers limestone canyons, river kayaking and via ferratas tucked between mountain ranges, with fewer crowds than the coast. Pick your mountain range and date based on water levels and temperatures.

Eight ways to explore on foot from Bilbao: the cliffs of Sopela and Barrika, the 241 steps of Gaztelugatxe, the Urdaibai marshes or the Zumaia flysch. Includes times, access info and tide warnings.

Cantabria brings the sea and mountains together over short distances: surf in Somo, kayaking along cliffs, canyoning in the Asón gorges or routes through Picos de Europa. Choose your season and base according to your plans.

Short routes with meadows, viewpoints and shade to spread out your blanket. We'll tell you where to eat at every stop and what to pack depending on the season.

In 48 hours you can hike to the Laguna Grande, swim in shaded pools and dine in a mountain village. We'll tell you about routes, refuges and how to get around.

From the lunar landscape of Bardenas to the glacial lakes of Covadonga: ten destinations with routes, the best time to visit and tips tailored to you.

Seven destinations less than two hours from Málaga, with real travel times, estimated prices, and things to do in each. Choose based on your time and budget.

November is the turning point of the year: the light lowers and the countryside catches fire. We'll tell you about ten destinations, when the colours arrive in each one and how to plan your trip with time to spare.

The Montejo Beech Forest must always be visited with a guide and has limited capacity, and in autumn spots fly out. Here is how to book your pass, which route suits you and how to get there.