Cantabria by Bike: Cycling Routes for All Levels
Cantabria is a land of contrasts, where mountains meet the sea, valleys hide charming villages, and nature takes center stage. And there’s no better way to explore this diversity than on two wheels.
Whether you're a cycling enthusiast or simply looking for a healthy, different way to travel through the region, here are the best cycling routes in Cantabria — from family-friendly paths to challenges for experienced riders.
Get your bike ready and come experience Cantabria by bike.
Discover the five most beautiful towns and villages in Cantabria
Posted in... VOLOTEA TRAVEL BLOG
The Association of the Most Beautiful Villages in Spain includes 79 towns across the country, five of which are in Cantabria. Let’s find out more about them!
Santander – More than just a ferry port
Posted in... ANYTHING BUT PAELLA
A great number of people visit Santander every year. Sadly, the vast majority sit in a queue to board a ferry or drive straight out of town on their arrival in Spain.
Top 10 free things to do on your school language trip to Cantabria
Posted in... RAYBURNTOURS
Cantabria’s laid-back villages, mighty mountain ranges and striking coastline offer up a different side to Spain. Tucked away amongst steep valleys, this is the ideal destination for school groups looking for a taste of country life.
Cantabria Travel Guide
Posted in... THE THELEGRAPH TRAVEL
An insider's guide to Cantabria, in Spain, featuring the region's best hotels, restaurants, bars, shops, things to do, attractions, and how to travel there and around.
What’s Living On Mars Like? You Can Have A Taste In This Trip
Posted in... FORBES
It might take another ten or 15 years before we can tour Mars, but now here’s a trip that offers a pretty good glimpse of Martian life.
Do as the Spanish do: the coastal city that comes alive with locals for the summer
Posted in... THE TELEGRAPH
With its terrific pincho bars, sandy golden beaches, heaving surf scene, lively fiestas and belle époque architecture, Cantabria’s elegantly understated capital is a much-loved summer escape for Spaniards.
