What to see and do?
So much to discover
When you come to Hotel Iribarnia you can enjoy the comforts it offers to share intimate moments with your partner… But you can also discover a dreamlike natural setting.
If you are looking to be in touch with nature, this is the perfect place: green meadows surrounded by mountains dotted with sheep, cows and horses; ancient forests of beech, oak, chestnut and ash; legendary caves; streams and pools of crystal-clear water…
Or would you rather travel to ancestral cultures?: stretches of the Camino de Santiago; Roman mines, roads and bridges; old charcoal kilns and livestock huts; stone manor houses; age-old legends…
And if you are a sports lover, you can enjoy hiking, mountain biking, horse riding, golf…
Right by our hotel
Surrounded by a unique natural and cultural landscape, you can enjoy everything around you without straying far from our hotel.
Carnival of Lanz
One of the most emblematic carnivals in Navarra, held on the Sunday, Monday and Tuesday of Carnival. Miel Otxin is its main character, a wicked bandit representing evil spirits, captured, put on trial and burned at the stake on the final day.
Natural setting
The village of Lanz is surrounded by an enviable natural setting, with trails, caves, forests… From the village, trails, paths and tracks lead to dreamlike spots where you can switch off.
Baztanese
Camino de Santiago
Lanz lies on the final stages of the Baztanese Camino de Santiago, between Berroeta and Olagüe. Our hotel is the perfect stop before continuing towards Pamplona.
Ask us about our offers for pilgrims.
Orgi Oak Wood
( 6 km)
An ancient wood, the sole surviving witness of the centuries-old humid oak groves of Navarra, of great ecological interest. A Natural Recreation Area with welcome zones, walks and conservation areas.
Señorío de Bertiz
Natural Park
(16 km)
A wonderful botanical garden with blackbirds, squirrels and seven species of woodpecker, in the western Navarrese Pyrenees beside the river Bidasoa, in Oieregi.
Pamplona
( 20 km)
The capital of Navarra invites you to enjoy its parks and wander its Old Town; you cannot miss its pintxos with a good wine. From 6 to 14 July the San Fermín festival is held.
Two-seater
paramotor
( 4 km)
Bizifly, in Anue, offers flights over Navarra in a two-seater paramotor.
If you want to know more visit their web.
Quad routes
( 5 km)
Natur-Quad-Ultzama, in Arraitz-Orkin, offers quad routes through Ultzama, Belate and Arañotz.
Within 50 km
Para aquellos que desean visitar lugares especiales de Navarra, sin alejarse mucho de nuestro hotel…
Zubieta Mill
( 40 km)
It’s one of those places where time has stood still. Built in 1785 as a royal mill, it’s now a working ecomuseum. The miller still uses his hands and the tools of old to grind wheat and corn, and you can make your own flatbread.
Zugarramurdi Caves
( 45 km)
Experience the magic, fantasy and witchcraft of the Zugarramurdi Caves, set in a unique tourist spot just 400 meters from this border village in the western Navarrese Pyrenees, right on the French frontier. There’s also a Witches’ Museum to complement your visit.
Source of the Urederra
( 47 km)
The spring where the Urederra River begins is a dreamlike spot. Hidden at the foot of the limestone cliffs of the Urbasa range, it’s a true wonder and a Nature Reserve full of waterfalls.
Walled Artajona
( 47 km)
The most important medieval walled complex in central Navarre. Built in the 11th century, it still stands with 9 of its 14 crenellated towers and its wall walk.
Other places of interest
There are many other places to discover in Navarre. Here are a few recommendations…
Lumbier Gorge
( 55 km)
It’s a deep, narrow gorge carved by the Irati River, just over a kilometer long with a maximum drop of 120 m. A Nature Reserve ideal for enjoying stunning scenery and spotting griffon vultures and a rich variety of vegetation.
Castle of Javier
( 56 km)
Its crenellated towers cut against the sky, reinforcing its medieval charm. Birthplace of Saint Francis Xavier, 8 km from Sangüesa, it draws thousands of pilgrims every year for the Javierada. Its architectural complex, partly reconstructed, is wonderful.
Olite
( 57 km)
Walking through Olite means stepping into a fascinating medieval street layout, where the Gothic palace-castle stands out with its thick walls and crenellated towers. Stone mansions with their coats of arms and good wine also await the visitor.
Roncesvalles
( 57 km)
Orreaga/Roncesvalles is the gateway to the Camino de Santiago from France, steeped in legends of Charlemagne and Roland. A shelter for pilgrims for centuries, it is now also a leading Jacobean tourist destination, with an excellent collegiate church and an idyllic natural setting.
Selva de Irati
( 68 km)
This forest is the second largest and best-preserved beech-fir woodland in Europe, after Germany’s Black Forest. Its 17,000 hectares, almost untouched and of great ecological value, lie at the head of the Pyrenean valleys of Aezkoa and Salazar.