A refurbished stone house with room for 52 people, located in the municipal district of Saldes, in the Alt Berguedà region. It has bathrooms and showers with hot water.

A refuge with all kinds of comforts, located at a height of 1,800 metres, at the foot of the Port del Compte ski stations, in the valley of Lord. It can host up to 44 people and it has a bar, a restaurant, heating, hot water, a chimney and Wi-Fi.

An old country house from the 17th century, located in the Catllaràs Space of Natural Interest, which functions as a refuge with a capacity for twenty people. It has one common bedroom and three independent ones.

refuge located at 900 metres above sea level in the Montserrat Mountain Natural Park. This refuge has a warden, but it lacks telephone or radio communications.

Designed to host groups, and built with this in mind, the Viladoms de Baix hostel was renovated and expanded recently, and now has three one-story buildings on a closed 25,000 square metre estate. What hasn’t changed is the environment, and Montserrat Mountain serves as an example of this.

Xarxa Nacional d’Albergs Socials de Catalunya (XANASCAT), offers lodging in 46 hostels spread across Catalonia in places of great natural and cultural interest that display the many attractions the region has to offer.

A non-profit organization that looks to offer work integration to disabled people directs the Inout Hostel, a hostel which also defends ecological values at its location in the middle of the Collserola Natural Park. The hostel has a wide range of activities and a very original programme for exploring Barcelona.

To encourage environmental education and love for nature is the main goal of the Associació Catalana de Cases de Colònies, a non-profit entity that manages the summer camps, hostels, nature schools and la Fundació de l’Esplai campsites.

As legend goes, when it was built in 1960, the owners went to Montserrat mountain and Saint Sylvester appeared before them. This is where this hostel, which is completely surrounded by nature, gets its name. The hostel is basic, but very functional and it is designed to host groups who want to participate in outdoor activities.

Enjoying the beach, sports and nature, and being able to do it all from the urban centre of Masnou is one of the charms of the Josep Maria Batista i Roca hostel, all thanks to the building which houses the hostel: a stately home from the ninth century which offers a wide range of activities.