Spain Waterfalls were surprisingly dotted throughout the Iberian Peninsula in locations that were diverse yet eerily similar to the kind of climates and environments familiar to us throughout California. In fact, prior to visiting the country, we only expected to see just a handful of waterfalls given that we tend to associate Mediterranean climates with dry and sunny weather.

We certainly didn’t expect to see nearly 30 of them! Yet as you can see from the waterfall map above and the listing of our waterfall write-ups below, that we did indeed see quite a few of Spain’s Waterfalls scattered all over the country. That, in turn, allowed us to go off the beaten path while still fitting in the country’s many signature attractions that lure tourists from all over the world.

Like how we do all of our waterfall write-ups, we share just about everything we know or have learned about our experiences. Indeed, for each waterfall we’ve visited, we provide detailed descriptions, driving directions, maps, photos, videos, and nearby attractions, among others. Therefore, you can leverage our knowledge or firsthand experiences for your own vacation or trip plans.

We definitely felt like we have only scratched the surface of exploring waterfalls in Spain. We certainly felt like we could use a return trip to see some of these falls in more voluminous states as well.

Only time will tell whether we’ll have that opportunity again. However, in the mean time, have a look at our humble sampling, and see for yourself why the passion of this country rubbed off on us in a way that we were so enthusiastic about how waterfalling opened our eyes to this culturally rich and naturally diverse country.

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