Ecotourism is a way of travelling that brings you closer to natural spaces in a responsible way, respecting their balance, minimising environmental impact and maximising local benefit.

“Tourism in nature can generate an impact, but it is also part of the solution to the impacts.

The populations of remote places in natural areas have in ecotourism the hope of surviving by providing services to society and receiving the economic compensation that will ensure them a dignified life. When we do ecotourism, we not only get to know and enjoy the places we visit, but we also protect their natural, cultural and ethnographic values. Ecotourism favours the socio-economic development of local populations and helps to fix the population in the territory.

We have made a selection of rural accommodation, either small hotels or rural houses that meet the objectives of sustainability. In general, these are establishments belonging to the Ecotourism Club in Spain, which have already been certified by the Club itself. In the event that a destination does not have these accommodations belonging to the Club, we search the network in search of family-run accommodations that do not belong to large chains, are rooted in the territory and can demonstrate compliance with sustainability requirements, either through certifications or verifiable declarations of their commitments.