Senderisme amb cabres a la Costa Blanca:
L'experiència Euro Goat Trekkers

Yes. The wellbeing of our goats always comes first. Our goats live outdoors in the valley landscape they know best, with space to roam, rest, and interact naturally as a herd. They are never forced to walk and are free to rest or turn back at any point during a trek. The goats are part of our farm and live with us for their entire natural lives, just like our dogs and cats. They are not temporary animals brought in for tourism activities. Our walks always move at the pace of the goats, not the other way around. You can read more about how we care for our animals in our Animal Welfare Policy.(/general-8-1)(/general-8-1)

Goat trekking is a guided outdoor walk where visitors explore mountain paths accompanied by goats. Unlike traditional hiking tours, the goats walk freely with the group and often interact playfully with participants. Children especially enjoy the experience, as the goats quickly become curious companions during the walk. The activity moves at a relaxed pace and focuses on enjoying the surrounding landscape rather than covering long distances.

Yes. Goat trekking is designed to be family-friendly and accessible. The walks are suitable for families with children, couples, small groups, and nature lovers. The pace is gentle and the focus is on enjoying the environment and spending time with the goats. Children often find the goats fascinating and quickly form a connection with them during the walk.

Yes. Walks take place on quiet mountain paths and are guided by experienced hosts familiar with the landscape and the animals. Before each walk begins, visitors receive a short introduction explaining how to interact comfortably with the goats and how the walk will unfold. The pace of the walk is relaxed, with plenty of opportunities to pause and enjoy the surroundings.

Most goat trekking experiences last between one and three hours, depending on the route and the pace of the group. The focus is on slow exploration rather than covering long distances.

Euro Goat Trekkers operates in the mountains above the traditional village of Tàrbena, in the Marina Alta region of the Costa Blanca in Spain. The landscape is known for its almond terraces, pine forests, historic mountain paths, and panoramic Mediterranean views. The area sits inland from the coastal towns of Calpe, Altea, Benidorm, and Jávea, making it easily accessible for visitors staying anywhere along the Costa Blanca coastline.

One of the most unique places to experience goat trekking in Costa Blanca is with Euro Goat Trekkers in the mountains near the village of Tàrbena.

At Euro Goat Trekkers our walks start at 15 euros per person for a 1 hour walk. A 1.5 hours walk costs 20 euros per person. A 2 hours walk costs 25 euros per person. A 3 hours walk costs 35 euros per person. The cost of bespoke walks depends on the length and nature of the walk. Children under three years of age are free.