A tour of rural Cantabria
Posted in... IBERIA PLUS MAGAZINE
We visit the six Cantabrian towns and villages that have been described as Spain’s most beautiful towns: Santillana del Mar, Liérganes, Bárcena Mayor, Carmona, Mogrovejo and Potes.
How to travel around the world without leaving Cantabria
We are aware that, at first sight and without further thought, today’s post title can sound a little pretentious.
Explore Verdant Cantabria in the North of Spain Through its 6 ‘Greenways’
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Former train tracks that over the past decade have been converted into cycling and walking routes administered under a Spanish Railways Foundation programme called Vías Verdes.
Cantabria, from north to surf
If you like surfing and you live somewhere far from the beach, or next to the sea but where waves are not strong, you are probably counting the days to get to a place where surfing fun is assured.
9 visits which are a must in the Liébana district
As summer allows us to enjoy some of the best spots such as Infinite Cantabria, today in this blog we wish to recommend to you some visits that are a must.
Adventure in Cantabria, North Spain: Scaling its ‘Via Ferratas’
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Perhaps more than anything, Cantabria is a paradise for lovers of nature, the great outdoors, and adventure. And it all comes together up in its mountains in a special way in its “via ferratas”
The palette of OKUDA
Today's post takes us on a unique and different journey. As you know, we love to offer you different ways to travel through our region.
A tour of Cantabria’s coastal towns
With 220 kilometres of coastline, there's a lot to cover. We could focus on the cliffs, the beaches, the hiking trails and all sorts of other things.
9 vantage points to look out over Cantabria
According to the Royal Academy of the Spanish Language, a “mirador” (or vantage point) is “a place which is well-located to contemplate a landscape or event”.
Hiking Cantabria: three alternative routes of the Camino Santiago
Posted in... EMILY LUXTON TRAVELS
Hiking was very much on the agenda across the trip on northen Spain, but it was Cantabria that really brought the Camino to life for me. This is where I had a real insight into life on the Camino, and where I saw some of the most amazing landscapes I’ve ever come across in Spain.
