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A vacation in a tiny house is a marvelous choice for anyone seeking to reconnect with nature while retreating from the demanding urban reality. It is a common approach for unconventional holidays that has been gaining popularity due to the minimalistic structure of the house which contributes to an accessible way of taking some time off. Nature.house offers stays at tiny houses spread across Spain, providing you with a convenient way to recharge and relax surrounded by nature. Located in southern Europe, Spain is one of the top holiday destinations for international and local tourists alike. Reserve now and experience the astonishing beauty of Spanish nature.
Home to sixteen national parks, Spain is a great choice for nature-based tourism. The large territory of the country contributes to a variety of natural sights ranging from high mountain peaks to lowlands to coastlines and virgin beaches. Therefore, the environment surrounding your tiny house in Spain depends on your area of choice. You could be located around forests, valleys, mountains, lakes, rivers, cliffs, and volcanos - it is all up to you. If you want to be a bit more active during your stay then you might want to consider reserving a house in the Barcelona area close to the Montserrat mountain. However, if you want to enjoy a dryer climate and escape the freezing temperatures in the winter you could enjoy an Andalusian retreat. The territory around Valencia is fantastic for a summer vacation due to the variety of beaches in the area.
Spain is also rich in wildlife and some species in the woodlands of the country are unafraid of humans, therefore it is completely possible to encounter animals like deers and badgers. If you go north where the lands are home to many rivers you can probably meet otters and beavers in the nearby waters. Central Spain is arguably the best place to see raptors and birds in general, while also consisting of rather hilly areas as well as a Cork Oak woodland known as ‘dehesa’. In Southern Spain, you have the chance to witness the full beauty of the Iberian peninsula, home to the most spectacular stork migration in Europe. The opportunities for connecting with the environment are countless and fit any preference in terms of weather conditions, location, and activities.
In Spain, the second largest number of mammals in Europe with a 115 species has been recorded. It has a diverse collection of native animals and is home to acclaimed species like the lynx, bearded vulture, Eurasian brown bear, and the Iberian wolf. More than 600 bird species have made Spain their home. This is mainly because of Spain’s location being in the migration route.
Spain can offer many options for outdoor activities, depending on your personal preference for how you want to spend your vacation. If you seek a relaxing holiday then you will probably appreciate some time on the Balearic islands where you can explore some of the best virgin beaches of Europe. However, if you want to stay more active during your retreat in a tiny house in Spain, then the area of Aragon would be great for hiking, birdwatching, and the chances of encountering wildlife are bigger. Spain is large enough for you to carefully select your location based on the activities you want to embrace during your vacation. Nature.house is here to guide you through the process and provide you with the best tiny houses contributing to an unforgettable experience.
Because the landscape in Spain is so varied and the country also has several beautiful islands, there are many possibilities to have fun. With the many rivers, cliffs, valleys, marshes, volcanoes, mountains, lakes and forests, there is plenty for young and old to do. Take the children for a camel ride on the island of Fuerteventura or visit one of the aquariums on Tenerife. Visit the Garajonay National Park, located on the island of La Gomera. This is a magical place, consisting of a leafy forest that is quite often hidden in the mist. Or see more of the underwater life at the Cabrera archipelago, close to Mallorca. The seabed here is very unique and is home to large groups of species.
If you want to immerse yourself in the Spanish culture during your holiday, try some of the typical Spanish products. Try one of the many wines or cavas or go for the paella, churros or a Spanish tortilla. Another well-known dish that is also highly recommended is tapas. The Spaniards appreciate above all the quality, freshness and simplicity of their dishes; the presentation or the use of as many ingredients as possible is not considered important.
The Tabernas desert, located in Almeria in the south of Spain, is the only real inland desert in Europe. The sun typically shines over 3000 hours a year and rain is a rare occurrence. The whole region is known as the driest region in Europe. The Tabernas desert is a popular location for the movie industry. It is a natural protected area and one of the world’s best extra virgin olive oil is produced here. You can explore the desert either on foot, on horse, or rent a 4x4 to tour the area. The desert is the habitat of rare birds such as the trumpeter finch and the European roller. Even though it may not seem like it, the desert is a habitat to many species of rodents, animals, and reptiles. If you go here, it is important to not forget your water, a hat, and sunscreen.
Located in the south of Andalusia, Cabo de Gata-Nijar Natural Park is Spain’s largest protected coastal area with some of Europe’s oldest geological features. The coast of Spain in the southeast is the only place in mainland Europe where a hot desert climate rules. The mountain range Sierra del Cabo de Gata falls into the Mediterranean Sea, creating cliffs, coves, and sandy beaches. Off shore you will be able to find tiny islands and there is an extensive coral reef filled with life.
Las Medulas is an underrated landscape with red rock formations and ochre colored mountain peaks. It was created for gold mining by the romans in the 1st century AD. The reddish sunset colour of these slopes has transformed the area into a magical, mysterious piece of landscape. It was once the largest open pit mine in the Roman Empire, where the Romans extracted around 2,000,000 kilos of gold. Now, due to its unique landscape, it is a much-visited attraction that was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Nature has had free rein over the past centuries. The landscape consists of meadows, heaths, orchards (cherries) and old chestnut woods. The area is home to a variety of animals, including wild boar, deer and wild cats. The many bird species that come here to "hibernate" are concentrated around lakes.
This national park has 15 small lagoons which are connected by falls and small streams which stretch for 20 kilometers. The Nature reserve contains an interesting variety of plant species and a large group of animal species, including birds, which use it to spend the winter. In addition to lakes, the park consists of caves and remains of the Rochafrida castle that played an important role in the world-famous adventures of Don Quijote. At the lakes, various (water) sports can be practised, including canoeing, hiking, horseback riding, etc. You can even go diving! Enjoy the peace, relax and swim in the clear water. Or take a nice walk around the lakes.
From mountainscapes to islands to the coastline and marshlands, when you visit Valencia, 22 natural parks await you which are perfect for hiking, sports and to relax. The entire region of Valencia is home to many natural spectacles, whether you are at the coast or inland. The region has great contrast between the sea and the mountains. The Valencia region has many natural parks, of which Parque Natural de la Albufera is probably the most well-known. The park is mainly known for the rice that is grown there, which ends up in a delicious and traditional paella. In the natural park you can also admire a large lake, the largest Spanish freshwater lake. Around the lake are the rice fields. In the lake swim several species of fish like the Valencia hispanica and the Aphaniusiberus. The park is also a fine spot for (migratory) birds. The Albufera park is a temporary spot for thousands of flamingos in the winter months.
Spain’s most south region, Andalusia, is a gem of nature with various types of vegetation and landscapes which make it unique in spain. The flora in Andalusia is one you will not find anywhere else. This is probably due to the location of the region. On the one hand, there is the Mediterranean Sea and its effect on the landscape, resulting in saltwater marshes, lagoons and coastal strips. On the other hand, there are the so-called sierras: mountain areas with rocky outcrops and lush waters, which bring a completely different flora. Because of the different habitat types, many different birds can be found here.
You should definitely not miss a visit to El Torcal nature park! This limestone mountain range has taken on unusual shapes through erosion in the past centuries. Or what about an intensive hiking route or winter sports activity in the mountains of the Sierra Nevada? Lovers of culture and history can indulge themselves in the lively cities of Granada, Cordoba and Seville.
The Balearic Islands is an island group consisting of 6 islands. The best known of these are Mallorca, Menorca, Ibiza and Formentera. In addition, two smaller islands belong to this group, namely Cabrera and Dragonera. These islands have much to offer and have amazing beaches, a pleasant climate and of course beautiful nature.
The climate of Spain differs per region and throughout the country, you can find five different types of climate. Firstly, in the north, on the Atlantic coast. The winters here are mild and humid with frequent rainfall and sunshine is relatively rare. Summers here are cool and can be rainy. The sky in July and August tends to be covered with clouds and the sea reaches a maximum temperature of around 21 degrees. The climate in the north on the Mediterranean coast is different. Winters are mild and rain is rarer with more appearances of the sun. Summers here are hot and sunny with a humid air. The interior of Spain is occupied by a plateau with an altitude of 700-800 meters which cause cold winters but scorching summers with temperatures above 30 degrees. In the mountain regions the climate tends to be colder and snowier.
For a beach holiday the Mediterranean coast is more preferable than the Northern Atlantic coast as the temperatures are nicer and there is more sunshine. The best months for this are July and August. If you want to go to Spain to visit cities and do a lot of sightseeing, the summers on the Atlantic coast are great because of the cooler weather, the same for the mountain areas. The cities in the interior of Spain or on the Mediterranean coast are better to visit around April, May, or September.
Tiny houses are an accommodation type which have seen an increasing popularity. The charming cottages are centered around the desire of modesty in combination with environmental consciousness, and self-sufficiency. By booking a tiny Nature house, you can enjoy your holiday in the middle of nature. As you are probably out all day exploring the environment around you, you do not need much of your accommodation, that is why tiny houses are perfect. They are equipped with everything you need, however if you are craving something a bit more luxurious, there are tiny houses with sauna and hot tub available as well.
The small sizes of the houses give you a complete authentic and cozy feeling. It doesn’t matter where in Spain you are staying, you will be surrounded by beautiful nature everywhere, whether you are in the coastal areas, mountains, or in the middle of the country. Explore the beauty of this country, enjoy a glass of sangria and eat some delicious tapas and paella and enjoy the sun.
