Manzanares el Real Castle

Depart from Madrid and travel 40 minutes before arriving at the Guadarrama National Park. Discover a serene natural environment of extraordinary beauty as you take a guided walking tour of the park. Be accompanied by an expert local guide who will show you the most prominent highlights such as La Pedriza, Puerto de Navacerrada, Puerto de Cotos, and Puerto de la Morcuera. The Guadarrama National Park is the fourth largest national park in Spain and home to 11 distinct ecosystems. Learn about some of the 1,280 animal species who live in the park, including deer, wild boar, Iberian wolf, roe deer, fallow deer, mountain goats, badgers, several mustelids, wildcats, foxes, and hares. The park also hosts more than 1,500 native plants and thirty different types of vegetation.

Riding is a sport that is good for your health. It helps us to tone our muscles and maintain the correct posture. Apart from being a cardiovascular exercise, it helps us to disconnect from everyday life and reduce stress levels. The tour will start at the Naturanda office, where a guide from the company will accompany the participants to the equestrian centre. There, after receiving some safety guidelines, our visitors will get on the back of their horses to enjoy this incredible experience and in this way, enjoy nature and the Andalusian fauna to the maximum.

Spend an unforgettable day on a private tour in the Sierra de Madrid and experience the Sierra de Guadarrama National Park and the impressive Castillo Manzanares el Real. Get access to exclusive places, ride a Trikke, and find out everything related to the cultural and natural history of the place. Just 40 minutes from Madrid, immerse yourself in a natural environment of extraordinary beauty and calmness. See the most outstanding places in the national park, such as La Pedriza, Puerto de Navacerrada, Puerto de Cotos, or Puerto de la Morcuera. The Sierra de Guadarrama is the fourth largest national park in Spain with eleven ecosystems where there are more than 1280 species, of which thirteen are in danger of extinction. Spot some of the 1500 native plants and thirty types of vegetation in the area. Of its fauna, deer, wild boar, Iberian wolf, roe deer, fallow deer, mountain goats, badgers, various mustelids, wild cats, foxes, and hares are present. To finish off your tour, stop at the New Castle of Manzanares el Real, an unbeatable example of local types of medieval constructions, still in a great state of conservation.