Central Navarre is music, dancing, water, sun, countryside and vines. It is a balcony looking out over the Bardenas badlands and lies halfway between the green Navarre of the north and La Ribera in the south. It is predominantly rural and you will find here a diverse territory rich in nature
A must when travelling is to respect the environment, its characteristics and its inhabitants. From the fauna and flora to the local residents in the villages and towns.
Sustainability is not merely a word here: it is a way of life. Generations of the local population have cared for these landscapes, whose preservation is also down to measures and initiatives to conserve and adapt them.
Visiting Central Navarre is to learn how you can thoroughly enjoy a destination and, at the same time, leave it as you found it: pure, alive and authentic.
Ensuring a positive footprint
The Reyno de Navarra Tourist Office is working on different regenerative tourism experiences, so you can leave a positive footprint when travelling. One is currently underway in our Central Navarre-Nafar Erdialdea, in the town of San Martín de Unx.
It also fosters that ‘other tourism’: a sustainable way of enjoying the environment so other people can do so afterwards. If that sounds good to you, find out more about the other footprint.