A day out with the kids in Navarre: a whole Kingdom to explore with your family

Right in the heart of the Bardenas Reales, it offers more than thirty adventure rides for all the family.

What’s more, it’s a unique chance to get up close to more than 200 animal species, such as tigers, bears or kangaroos, and many more. And the fun doesn't stop there, because there’s also an entertainment programme including shows, exhibitions of birds of prey and even a small circus.

Basically, you’re not going to stop all day!

This adventure and holiday centre in Igantzi really has it all.

It offers three types of accommodation: a hostel, a hotel and a luxury cabin area if you are looking for something really special. When hunger calls, there are two restaurants: one informal and another gourmet experience. As for activities, it’s impossible to list them all but here are just a few to whet your appetite: themed routes, tree climbing, endless zip lines, a Tibetan bridge, a pendulum swing, laser tag or a pump track circuit. In other words, it’s got it all.

This park offers two quite different activities for maximum fun.

One is a tree climbing adventure, circuits strung between the trees that you complete on wheels, ropes and zip lines.

The other is paintball where you can take part in a (peaceful) colourful field battle. Kitted out with equipment and covered in paint, you’ll barely recognise yourself!

You’ll find this park in the Elizondo area.

It offers two zip line circuits—one for adults and one for children—and a natural water park, alongside activities such as the via ferrata climbing route or its mega-pendulum swing for more daring teens.

What’s not to be missed?

Firstly, the bull run route and a visit to the Bullring. The path along the River Arga and the route around the city walls and gardens where you can spot deer, geese and peacocks among other animals. And for curious kids, there’s the Planetarium in Yamaguchi, a Japanese garden that you’re bound to love.

Another great plan is to explore the Children’s Cathedral or enjoy a show at one of the city’s cultural venues with programmes running all year round.

You’ll be amazed...

Let’s start with a drink in the colourful Plaza de los Fueros to get a feel for the atmosphere! From there, you can follow the various Avant-Garde routes, which are large-scale works of art dotted around the walls of the city’s old town.

Nor should you miss taking a walk to the Cerro de Santa Bárbara viewpoint brimming with history and amazing views, visit the Monreal Tower and its singular camera obscura without forgetting the city’s gem, the cathedral.