PAMPLONA WALKING TOUR FIELD GUIDE
Ten hours through the green folds of Baztán to the caves of Zugarramurdi and Urdax
A guided, 10-hour walking excursion from Pamplona that visits the Mirador del Baztán, the caves of Zugarramurdi and Urdax, the Señorío de Bertiz and finishes in Elizondo — useful for planning timing, clothing and logistics.
Ten hours through the green folds of Baztán to the caves of Zugarramurdi and Urdax.
Embark on a captivating 10-hour journey through the enchanting Baztán Valley, exploring the mystical caves of Zugarramurdi and Urdax, wandering the gardens of the Señorío de Bertiz and concluding in the valley capital, Elizondo; the route is led by a knowledgeable official guide from Navarra and combines short walks, cave visits and scenic viewpoints.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Mirador del Valle del Baztán & Señorío de Bertiz
Start at the Mirador del Baztán for panoramic views over the valley’s green prairies and hills, and later explore the first natural park of Navarra, the Señorío de Bertiz, including its historic garden and the natural environment the guide will explain before free time.
Zugarramurdi’s witch caves and local lore
Visit the Cueva de las Brujas in Zugarramurdi — the site associated with major inquisitorial witch trials and the akelarres that inspired film and local stories — where the guide narrates the history before a roughly 45-minute visit.
Karst caves and Elizondo’s streets
The trip includes the kárstic caves of Ikaburu in Urdax, one of Navarra’s most visited show caves, and finishes in Elizondo where the guide offers explanations and time to stroll the town.
What the day feels like
What the day feels like
The day unfolds as a series of short journeys: a one-hour drive north to a mirador, guided approaches to the caves of Zugarramurdi and Urdax with set visit times, a grouped lunch at a local restaurant, a half-hour transfer to the Señorío de Bertiz for garden and nature time, and a final stop in Elizondo for free exploration — all under the guidance of an official Navarra guide with transport and attraction tickets included.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this excursion suits — and where caution is advised.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
The excursion lasts 10 hours.
Bring a jacket for cave temperatures (14ºC), closed comfortable shoes, and consider spare socks if rain is forecast; you may leave a backpack in the vehicle if not needed.
Navarre weather can be unpredictable; tours do not cancel for weather so dress accordingly.
Lunch is arranged at a local restaurant for the group but is not included in the base price (menus from €18.00; food cost not included).
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long is the tour?
The excursion is 10 hours in duration.
Where is the meeting point in Pamplona?
The meeting point is beside the Iglesia de San Lorenzo (capilla de San Fermín), at the bus stop on calle Taconera.
What is included in the tour price?
The tour includes a private official Navarra guide, transport and tickets to the attractions; lunch is not included.
Is lunch provided?
No; the operator reserves a restaurant for the group and menus start from €18.00, but the meal cost is not included in the tour price.
What should I wear for the caves?
A jacket is necessary for cave visits where the temperature is 14ºC, and closed comfortable footwear is recommended.
Will the tour run in bad weather?
Tours and guided visits are not cancelled for weather; guests are encouraged to dress appropriately for differing local conditions.