Despite its relatively small size, Navarre features stark contrasts in geography, from the Pyrenees mountain range that dominates the territory to the plains of the Ebro river valley in the south. This relief map shows Navarras diverse topography.

This one province region can be divided into three different areas: mountain, central and the Pamplona basin and riverbank. The climate is related to this geography. It is much more humid and with frequent rainfall in the mountainous and northern parts than in the south where a drier Mediterranean climate prevails, but you can pass in a few km from humid valleys to arid plains.

The Pyrenees, in the north separate Navarre from France. The highest peaks are in the east and decrease in altitude westwards joining the Basque mountains, in the Bidasoa river valley. In between the Pyrenees lies the huge valley of the river Aragon. The south of the province is dotted with lower peaks and dominated by the valleys of the rivers Araxe, Leizaran, Urumea and Bidasoa, all flowing into the Atlantic, and the River Ebro which flows into the Meditteranean. The Ebro forms a vast valley, with Tudela as its capital. Las Bardenas, an extensive stretch of plains, lies in the northern part of this area, bordering Aragon.

The rivers valleys and mountains throughout Navarra attract tourism especially the valleys of Baztán, Roncal, Salazar, Bidasoa, Cinco Villas-Malerreka, Ultzama-Basaburua and the valley of Larraun and there is considerable interest in buying and renting property in Navarra. On this page you can search through property in Navarra for sale and rent.

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