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Table of contents
- The best Pyrenees hiking tours
- Touring the Pyrenees Reviews
- Travel Pyrenees your way
- Best tour companies for Pyrenees tours
- Pyrenees tours for every type of group
- Top Pyrenees travel itineraries to fit your plans
- Demographics
- Best time to visit Pyrenees
- Contact our Pyrenees travel experts
- What our customers ask about Pyrenees Tours & Trips
The best Pyrenees hiking tours
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The route stretches from Garrotxa National Park's Pyrenean foothills to medieval Besalu. Gradual climbs around Olot and mountain village paths lead to challenging routes near Banyoles. Historic properties like Els Jardins De La Martana provide overnight comfort.
Duration 7 days Destinations Barcelona, Olot, Girona, Sant Feliu de Guixols, Calella de Palafrugell, Palamos, Torroella de Montgri, Begur, Pals, BanyolesSee all destinations Age Range Ages 16+ Operator Exodus Adventure Travels From
- NZ$6,002
Best of Catalonia, Self-drive
7 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“We have seen very beautiful places, the 4* hotels were really comfortable and we had no problem with the rental car.”
Lucia, traveled in June
The scenic Pyrenean routes from Barcelona to mountain towns unfold in your Seat Ibiza. Marvel at Gaudí's Park Güell and the iconic Sagrada Familia before reaching coastal gems like Begur's hilltop castle. Accommodations include 4-star stays at Evenia Rosello and GHT Oasis Park.
Duration 5 days Destinations Barcelona, Lloret de Mar, Palamos, Palafrugell, Begur Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Destination Services Spain From $1,319
10% Off- NZ$1,187You save $132
Andorra's Casa de la Vall and French Ax-les-Thermes' thermal springs showcase Pyrenean grandeur. A rack railway leads to Montserrat's mountain monastery, while medieval villages Rupit and Tavertet charm visitors. Barcelona's Catalonia Catedral Hotel hosts guests for 5 nights.
Duration 6 days Destinations Barcelona, Montserrat, Besalu, Tavertet, Girona, Andorra La Vella Age Range All Ages Welcome Operated in English, Spanish Operator STM Tours LLC From $3,703
7% Off- NZ$3,444You save $259
Catalonia, South of France and Andorra
1 Review by TourRadar travelers“Interesting religion, culture and lifestyles of the people in this region.”
Lester, traveled in June
The majestic Pyrenees stretch from Foix's medieval castle to Andorra's Caldea spa. Snow-capped peaks frame the 12th-century Sant Joan de Caselles church, while mountain culture comes alive during dinner at AC Hotel Som.
Duration 4 days Destinations Spain, France, Andorra Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Europamundo From
7% Off- NZ$908
Cycling in France - Canals and Castles of the Midi
18 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The Canal du Midi is very nice, perfect for a cycle ride.”
Pamela, traveled in May
Duration 8 days Destinations Toulouse, Carcassonne, Bouilhonnac, Trèbes, Marseillette, Le Chateau De Jouarres, Minerve, Gruissan, Narbonne Age Range Ages 16+ Operator Explore! From
7% Off- NZ$3,060
Touring the Pyrenees Reviews
- Andorra Snow Weekender from Barcelona
Ohh wauw, I don't know were to start. the pup crawls were the the most fun I have ever had! The skiing was great, laughed a lot and made great friends. Dinner and accommodation are the best. Bus rides are never fun, but Stoke works with what they got and made the bus ride bearable.
- Andorra Ski & Apres
Tess was an outstanding guide who made the entire experience both unique and unforgettable. Everything was handled effortlessly, ensuring there was never a dull moment. The holiday flowed smoothly, and from the very start, Tess made sure everyone felt comfortable, and was always ready to help if needed. I would absolutely love to have Tess as a guide again!
I did not know much about Andorra before this trip. I expected some nice days in the mountains, but this trp was much more. Already the last part of the transfer from Toulouse was very scenic. Our hotel Roc de St Miquel was located high in the mountains and offered stunning views - and thankfully it was not as hot as in the lowlands there. Also positive that the hotel was our base for the whole week, so we had not pack/unpack the whole time. The rooms there were better than I expected for a two star hotel. Excellent room keeping every day, clean and good beds. The owners of the hotels were our guides at the same time - and also they were excellent. We felt very welcome from the beginning and often sat around the chimney at night. We got usually breakfast and dinner at the hotel - and we never went to bed hungry. Packed lunch was available on order. Our days tours started not before 9:30, so no alarm clock was needed. The tours were no problem for people with normal fitness - even if the hikes included some steep passages. For me rafting was the most scary part, but also much fun. The seven days went by very quickly, which is perhaps the best compliment I can make. All of us were sad to leave, but we made all new friends and will probably return (in my case for more hiking in the wonderful mountain scenery).
Andorra: Hike, Bike & Raft (from Soldeu to Andorra La Vella)
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We take great pride in our Pyrenean hiking routes - they're a big hit with our travelers. There's this fantastic multi-day trek from St Jean Pied de Port to Logroño that follows old pilgrim trails, winding through medieval villages and also Rioja's lovely wine regions. Over in Andorra, the trails go properly high up into Sorteny Nature Reserve where you'll find 700 different plant species and lovely mountain lakes like Cabana Sorda. Our groups really love the paths around Aigues Tortes National Park - it's great for spotting bearded vultures, and Sant Maurici Lake is something special with those twin Encantats peaks reflecting in the water. The mix of tough walks and cultural discoveries works really well; you might spend your morning climbing up to Collada Fonda at 2,350m, then explore ancient Roman churches like Sant Joan de Caselles in the afternoon.
See all Hiking & Trekking toursThe Pyrenees cycling scene is particularly good around Costa Brava, where you can pedal through old medieval towns and switch between coastal roads and inland Emporda paths. One of our most clever tours uses chalk marks on the route so you can just focus on riding instead of checking maps, and there's another that brings electric bikes into play for those steeper mountain sections. Girona's become quite the cycling hub - it's where the pros train - and you can ride the car-free Carrilet path before stopping at local wineries. If you're up for a proper challenge, the Cap de Creus routes dish up some serious climbs, but those coastal views make it worth every pedal stroke.
Explore a wide diversity of coach / bus tours through Pyrenees. We have 7 adventures that vary from 3 days to 7 days. With the greatest number of departures in October, this is also the most popular time of the year.
The Pyrenees offer some really solid active tours that mix up different outdoor activities. You can hop on a raft down the Noguera River and then tackle the technical bits of Estaron Canyon - we've seen lots of parents light up watching their kids master new skills there. Up at Sant Maurici Lake, our travelers keep telling us how the hiking routes hit just the right balance of challenge and scenery. Around Sort, you can mix it up with kayaking and abseiling if you want variety, or go for some serious water action with hydrospeeding and climbing. There's also this neat tour that combines Catalan cooking with daily doses of mountain biking and river activities.
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Best tour companies for Pyrenees tours
Explore really shines for people heading out solo - our travelers consistently mention how the guides make everyone feel included while keeping the whole group on track. The itineraries hit a sweet spot between structure and flexibility, so you can join group activities, head off on your own or just relax at the hotel. It's particularly good for first-time solo travelers who want some built-in companionship without feeling stuck in a rigid schedule. ExperiencePlus nails the cycling tour format with clever touches that make a big difference on the road. Their arrow marking system means you can pedal at your own pace without constantly checking maps, and they've clearly put thought into picking routes that connect you with local life. The guides know when to offer support and when to let riders explore independently. We've had some issues reported with Stoke Travel's Andorra Snow Weekend though, specifically around how they handle unexpected problems. Several customers told us they struggled to get clear answers about refunds when weather caused cancellations, and the communication could definitely be better when plans need to change. While the actual snow experience might be fine, their customer service needs work, especially compared to how smoothly Explore and ExperiencePlus manage similar situations.
Pyrenees tours for every type of group
Who are you traveling with?
Group
53 tours in PyreneesExplore a wide diversity of group tours through Pyrenees. We have 53 adventures that vary from 3 days to 11 days. With the greatest number of departures in October, this is also the most popular time of the year.
Small Group
15 tours in PyreneesSmall-group tours through the Pyrenees stand out for balancing activities thoughtfully with genuine local experiences. In Sort, families love watching their children gain confidence, as they progress from abseiling at Estaron Canyon to tackling the playful 'washing machine' rapids on Noguera River. Cyclists in Andorra's Cortals Valley, appreciate having options between easy lakeside paths and more technical forest routes, with guides who understand when to step in or hang back. The intimate walking groups through Sorteny Nature Reserve let you spot wild boar, chamois and identify some of the 700 plant species that thrive here. These tours excel at combining physical challenges with cultural discovery - your day might start with summiting a 2,350-meter peak at Collada Fonda, then shift to wandering through historic sites like Sant Joan de Caselles church in the afternoon. Our travelers often highlight their stays in mountain refuges, where shared meals and evening conversations forge lasting connections after full days of outdoor exploration.
Private / Personalized
32 tours in PyreneesThe private tours give you more control over your schedule, like our self-drive Catalonia route. You'll wind through Costa Brava at your own speed, with nice 4-star hotels lined up each night. Our customers really appreciate being able to spend extra time in places that catch their interest - maybe exploring the markets in Palamos or checking out wine cellars in Palafrugell. For cyclists who want a challenge, there's a proper gravel bikepacking route from Girona to Le Boulou with serious mountain climbs and long valley descents. History buffs often pick the Cathar Castles trail connecting impressive fortresses like Château de Quéribus and Peyrepertuse. The detailed route notes make navigation simple, and you'll stay in authentic mountain villages that really add to the experience.
Top Pyrenees travel itineraries to fit your plans
For short Pyrenees trips, our 3-day packages really pack in the good stuff. The Pamplona tours put you right in the San Fermin festival buzz - you get unlimited drinks at camp, join massive street parties and watch fireworks light up the night sky. Over in Catalonia, three days gives you time to wander Girona's medieval lanes, check out Dali's hometown in Figueres and visit the impressive Montserrat Abbey sitting high up in those distinctive rock formations. Surf fans love our San Sebastian packages that mix daily surf lessons with yoga and locally-sourced meals. The hilltop sunset spots are a highlight, and our local guides know just where to take you for authentic Basque cider house experiences.
A week in the Pyrenees lets you properly settle into the local groove. Our Basque Country routes from Bilbao blend culture and food really nicely - travelers tell us they love trying pintxos in the fishing village of Bermeo and touring Rioja's vineyards. Cyclists can ride from Girona to Costa Brava on quiet roads like the Carrilet trail, stopping at wineries near Palamos and exploring pretty medieval towns like Begur and Pals. The Andorra ski packages give you 5 full days on the slopes plus fun aprés-ski and fancy dress days, though some guests say they'd like the daily schedules a bit earlier.
Ten days really opens up what you can discover here. Our small Spanish group tours include art historians showing you around Madrid's Prado Museum and local experts leading walks through Segovia's old streets. Barcelona gives you proper time with Gaudi's architecture before heading to San Sebastian for seriously good food. Active types enjoy our surf houses near San Sebastian - 9 nights of surf coaching, daily yoga and guided walks in Pagoeta nature reserve. The Camino tours from St Jean Pied de Port to Logrono show you what pilgrim life is really like - walkers love how it mixes countryside views, old monasteries and even that quirky wine fountain at Irache.
Demographics
The San Sebastian Surf House just clicks with solo travelers - you'll jump into daily surf lessons and yoga sessions where meeting people happens naturally. The social vibe really works, from sharing meals prepared by our resident chef to gathering with new friends for sunset views from the hilltop. We run regular pintxos tours into San Sebastian's old town, so you're never alone when exploring Basque food culture. The Cortals Valley mountain biking tours attract plenty of solo riders too; there's nothing like tackling challenging trails to bring people together. Over in Sort, we see lots of individual travelers joining our adventure programs - activities like canyoning and hydrospeed tend to turn strangers into friends pretty quickly.
Our younger guests love hitting the slopes in Andorra, where proper skiing meets buzzing aprés-ski spots and good times. The San Sebastian surf programs really deliver - you'll go from total beginner to confident surfer with coaches who know their stuff, plus there's plenty of beer, wine and also sangria for post-surf hangouts. The Pyrenees multi-sport tours pack in proper adventures; you might start your morning dropping into Estaron canyon and finish sharing stories over local wines. Most tours include guided food walks through San Sebastian's old quarter, and groups often end up at local spots like Mojito bar, which our younger travelers rate as their favorite night out.
For families looking to explore the Pyrenees, our most popular tours center around Sort, where kids gain real confidence through guided activities. The Noguera River programs combine whitewater rafting with abseiling - parents tell us watching their children become "fearless and brave" on these trips is incredible. Another excellent option takes you to Sant Maurici Lake, with easy walking routes perfectly suited for ages 8 and up, plus local picnics featuring traditional longaniza sausage and farmhouse goat cheese. The Andorra multi-activity packages work brilliantly with teens, mixing winter sports with summer activities like zip-lining around Engolasters Lake. Our travelers particularly love the spa hotel options in Sort, where families can relax after active days with pool time and optional spa access for teens 14 and up.
Solo Travelers48 tours- Couples30 tours
- Young Adults (18 - 39)8 tours
- Seniors (50+)20 tours
Best time to visit Pyrenees
- Fall / Autumn 2025
Autumn in the Pyrenees brings excellent self-drive tours through Catalonia, where you can take your time exploring places that catch your eye. The routes connect medieval villages and coastal roads, with comfortable 4-star hotels waiting each evening. Our customers love discovering local markets in Palamos and visiting wine cellars around Palafrugell whenever they choose. Mountain passes see fewer visitors in fall, and Costa Brava's coastal views transform with rich autumn hues. Tours combining Madrid with northern Spain work particularly well this time of year - you'll walk through historic sites with art historians, explore Segovia's old quarter and also discover traditional Basque cuisine in San Sebastian. The routes through Andorra and into the South of France showcase seasonal changes across diverse landscapes, from mountain valleys to medieval towns like Carcassonne and Foix. Our guests often tell us how pleasant the cooler temperatures make their explorations, especially when visiting Montserrat Abbey or wandering through the historic streets of Girona.
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- Winter 2025 / 2026
The ski programs in Andorra have really carved out a niche, with several well-designed options to choose from. Our Soldeu-based tour gets travelers right into the mix of skiing and social time - you'll find yourself swapping stories over drinks with fellow skiers after good days on the slopes. There's also this smart setup that starts in Barcelona and heads to the Andorran runs; first-time skiers love it because the instructors take their time and know how to build confidence step by step. After hitting the slopes, the Caldea thermal spa visits help ease those muscle aches. For those who know their way around black diamonds, we've got tours with off-piste sections and nighttime snowshoe walks under the stars. One of our most popular options splits the day between morning ski runs and afternoon visits to mountain villages, where you can sample local wines and meet the residents.
- January 2026 popular 20 tours
- February 2026 19 tours
- Spring 2026
Spring in the Pyrenees sets up perfectly for mixing activities, where our travelers love combining surf and yoga sessions in San Sebastian, complete with chef-prepared meals each day. The weather makes hiking from St Jean Pied de Port to Logroño particularly pleasant, letting you explore medieval villages and Rioja wine regions at a comfortable pace. Groups tell us they value how the season blends cultural experiences with outdoor pursuits - you can catch morning waves at Zarautz beach and follow up with afternoon pintxos wandering through historic quarters. Over at Sorteny Nature Reserve, the mountain paths showcase more than 700 flowering plant species, while keen bird watchers often spot bearded vultures circling overhead. We've found that art lovers appreciate how active days pair naturally with guided visits to Madrid's Prado Museum, where local art historians share deep knowledge of Spanish masterworks. Costa Brava becomes a cyclist's paradise in spring, when quiet roads wind past medieval towns and mountain climbs feel just right, well before summer visitors fill the routes.
- March 2026 22 tours
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- Summer 2026
Summer brings out the best in Pyrenees multi-activity programs. Our family-focused tour in Sort gets excellent reviews - parents tell us they love watching their kids grow more confident tackling activities like abseiling at Estaron Canyon and rafting the 'washing machine' rapids on Noguera River. The Costa Brava coastal routes mix cycling with swimming stops, while inland tours include picnic lunches with local specialties like longaniza sausage and farmhouse goat cheese. More active travelers pick the programs combining hiking in Aigues Tortes National Park with technical canyoning. One particularly good tour mixes surfing in Zarautz with yoga sessions and chef-prepared meals - it's perfect for solo travelers who want to meet people while staying active.
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Which Pyrenees regions are best for different activities?
The French side really shines when it comes to those challenging hikes high mountain passes and spectacular spots like Ordesa y Monte Perdido National Park. Head to the Spanish Pyrenees and you'll find gentler trails perfect cultural stops like Besalú and Girona plus some fantastic rafting on the Noguera River. Andorra's got it all sorted for winter skiing while families love the hiking routes around their scenic lakes — the Incles Valley leading up to Cabana Sorda Lake is particularly stunning.
What local specialties should I sample during my trip?
Catalonia takes real pride in its food culture and Sort's traditional Catalonian meals starting at €25 are definitely worth checking out. The Basque Country's really where food comes alive though — especially those amazing pintxos (think fancy bar snacks) paired with local Txakoli wine in spots like Bilbao and San Sebastian. Wine lovers should definitely hit the Penedes route in Catalonia where you can tour wineries and sample some fantastic local bottles. Our Sensations of the Basque Country tour lets you dive deep into traditional Basque cooking and proper pintxo culture.
Are there easier walking routes in the Pyrenees for less experienced hikers?
You'll find plenty of gentler options! Andorra's Incles Valley is perfect for easy-going walks along the river up to the beautiful Cabana Sorda Lake. The Camino Frances is another great choice — it's well-marked and you can pick sections that match your fitness level with transfers between stages especially from Viana to Logroño. For something really relaxed try the Carrilet in Girona — it's a car-free path following an old railway line that's perfect for easy walks or cycling which you can experience on our Cycling Girona tour.
How can I experience local culture beyond typical tourist attractions?
For a real taste of local life head to traditional Basque Sidra Houses where unlimited cider flows and multi-course meals create an authentic cultural experience. Stay in family-run spots like the Hotel Soldeu Maistre on our Walking in the Pyrenees tour where local Catalan style gives you that genuine mountain feel. Small mountain villages like Canillo with Andorra's tallest church tower give you a genuine glimpse into everyday Pyrenean life without the tourist crowds.