Magical Forests of Cantabria: Walks Through Enchanted Nature
Autumn in Cantabria dresses itself in gold, ochre, and deep green. It’s the perfect season to wander among centuries-old trees, listen to the crunch of leaves under your feet, and lose yourself in stories that feel straight out of a fairytale.
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.
Art Nouveau in Cantabria
Over the years, we have made many journeys through our Infinite Cantabria. This blog is all about its landscapes, customs and people.
The traces of Rome in Cantabria
It is important to know our past in order to understand our future. That is why today we would like to show you a very important part of our region's past that has been well preserved in our region...
“Infinite Cantabria” by Okuda San Miguel in Faro de Ajo, Spain
Posted in... STREET ART NEWS
Okuda San Miguel ended last week “Infinite Cantabria”, the artistic intervention on the Faro de Ajo which began on Monday 24 August.
