Sentir el Alto Tajo is a pioneering ecotourism company in the region. In 2025, we celebrated our 10th anniversary.
Why book our activities?
Often when we travel to a natural area, we want to visit the most popular tourist spots—and consequently the most crowded ones. Hiring interpretive guides and environmental educators who live in the area will allow you to discover the most beautiful and lesser-known places, places you wouldn’t reach on your own. At the same time, you’ll learn about the site’s botanical, wildlife, ethnographic, and historical importance, as well as its customs and unique features.
Why trust the SENTIR EL ALTO TAJO team?
Because we love the paradise-like environment where we live, and we share that love with those who visit us—engaging all five senses and helping you fall in love with this landscape, one you will undoubtedly want to return to.
Because we are mountain guides, heritage and nature interpreters, and environmental educators—constantly training and with many years of experience in nature tourism and in the natural, artistic, historical, and cultural heritage of our country.
Because one of our core values is personalizing activities according to the group that will enjoy them. We are all different, which is why we plan each activity together with you, adapting it to the ages, characteristics, and preferences you share with us.
At Sentir el Alto Tajo, we define our activities as Ecotourism, meaning activities carried out in a natural environment to explore, interpret, enjoy, and experience it—while appreciating it and contributing in practical ways to its conservation, without generating environmental impact and while positively supporting the local population.
Our main objective as a company is to preserve the natural environment where we work, protect different ecosystems, and conserve biodiversity. That’s why we work with small groups of no more than 10 people, to minimize environmental impact.
We consider rural communities to be the rightful stewards of their territory. Therefore, we collaborate with other stakeholders in tourism within the Natural Park—hoteliers, restaurant owners, artisans, park rangers, guides, biologists, and local residents—actively contributing to rural development.
Another of our main objectives is to convey to everyone who books our activities the need to restore the ancestral bond between people and Nature, sharing knowledge and working as environmental educators to protect this immense heritage.