Vast, isolated, wild… this is Sierra Morena, the last home of the Iberian Lynx, the last refuge of the southern Iberian Wolves, the blue skies reigning over the greenery of the best preserved meditarrean forests of Spain, while the silhouettes of the “big five raptors” keep an eye on us.

No other place in Spain offers a truly unspoiled nature as Cabañeros National Park and its influence area. Been a National Park since 1995, this gem set in Montes de Toledo mountain range host fantastic populations of raptors and a whole universe of vascular plants.

Not as well known as other areas of La Mancha, the Campo de Calatrava offers semiarid steppes, salty lagoons, patches of very well preserved mediterranean forest and the only volcanic region in Western Europe, with unique landscapes and fantastic opportunities for enjoying endangered wildlife.

The best kept secret of Castilla-La Mancha: a land of deciduous forests, mountains, river gorges, waterfalls and the longest dehesa like valley of Spain. Marked out by old mines, lost cities and Miguel de Cervantes’ scenes, the Valle de Alcudia surprises travelers with its natural wealth.

Named one of the 200 best wetlands in the World, this unique place where fresh & brackish waters from the Guadiana river blends, offers the visitor the last picture of an ecosystem about to dissapear in Western Europe. A real aquatic Mesopotamia in the heart of the dry plains of La Mancha.