Nature | Cantabria Cantabria: spectacular scenery , Noja and Laredo and the coastal town of San Vicente de la Barquera. At the Cantabrian Maritime Museum ...
Lekeitio be reached on foot at low tide. Sitting on the shores of the Cantabrian Sea, it is a town of popular houses ...
Coasts and beaches Two seas and an ocean for enjoying the coast , with the Costa da Morte. Its constant currents and waves are great for nautical sports. The Cantabrian Sea bathes ...
Food and oenology Some of Spain's regions where you can enjoy Michelin-starred restaurants . This area is near the Cantabrian coast with beautiful landscapes of lush meadows and extensive forests ...
Santoña that it is the Cantabrian's major canning port. Its industry is based above all on the commercialization of tuna and its ...
Reinosa , along with traditional dishes of Cantabrian gastronomy such as mountain casserole. Don't leave without ...
Arriondas . Head up to the Fitu viewpoint, with magnificent views of the Cantabrian Sea and the Picos de Europa ...
Nature | Gipuzkoa Aralar Natural Park extent by Cantabrian beech, holm oak and alder groves. Aralar Natural Park The park has 30 catalogued ...
Cervera de Pisuerga The town was the manor of the Counts of Siruela and fell on one of the Roman roads towards the Cantabrian ...
Food and oenology | Cantabria The cuisine of Cantabria The Cantabrian Sea or Bay of Biscay supplies Cantabria with another important part of its ...
Coasts and beaches Blue tourism experiences in Spain all year round kilometres of coastline, the diversity of the Mediterranean and Cantabrian seas and the Atlantic Ocean ...
Llanes Pedro, a clifftop walk more than a kilometre long, with great views over the town and the Cantabrian Sea ...