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An exceptional product made in a unique environment.
The Val d'Aran is one of the most emblematic territories of the Pyrenees, a practically virgin area where Mediterranean, Central European and Boreo-Alpine elements converge, and a meeting point for lovers of nature, landscape and gastronomy. .
Caviar Nacarii maintains a firm commitment to this environment and actively collaborates with local administrations for the conservation of the territory and the development of gastronomic and cultural tourism complementary to snow tourism.
There are many things that will surprise you when you come to meet us, but surely the natural environment where we are located will leave its mark, without forgetting, of course, the great wealth of cultural heritage that we find in the surroundings.
Come and enjoy an infinite number of activities in the Val d'Arán.
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In addition to enjoying an exceptional landscape and a very pleasant temperature, we offer various activities for all tastes, from cultural visits to the most extreme sports.
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It is one of the most well-preserved and spectacular natural spaces in the Pyrenees and a must-see for all those who want to discover the Vall de Boí.
The National Park offers various services throughout the year such as guided nature itineraries, snowshoe outings, permanent and temporary exhibitions, audiovisuals and other activities aimed at all types of public.
In it are:
· Spectacular high mountain ecosystems
· Landscapes modeled by the action of glaciers: 4 peaks over 3,000 meters
· More than 200 lakes and countless streams with whimsical shapes and transparent waters
· 1,500 plant species
150 species of birds
In the heart of the Pyrenees, it is possible to discover the wild fauna of the mountains touring the fauna park of the Aran Valley. The proposed tour, which lasts approximately 2 hours, allows you to observe animals in semi-freedom: bear, lynx, otters, wolves, marmots, vultures, large deer, ibex and other mountain ungulates present in their natural environment.
