Costa Quebrada: A New UNESCO Global Geopark
Costa Quebrada, located on the northern coast of Cantabria, Spain, has been officially recognized as part of the UNESCO Global Geoparks Network. This prestigious designation celebrates the region’s geological heritage and unique coastal landscapes, spanning 10 miles of dramatic cliffs, arches, and ancient rock formations. Visitors can explore "geology in action" with guided tours that highlight millions of years of Earth's history.
Cantabria – an alternative Spain
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Pat Keenan takes us on a 10 stop tour of the essential Cantabria.
Santillana del Mar, the Spanish town which time forgot
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The town of Santillana del Mar is, to be quite blunt, a bit of a liar. It's neither a saint, nor flat (llana) nor by the sea. What it is, is really quite stunning.
From La Porticada to Puertochico
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In Santander, we have met one of these persons who knows the town like the back of his hand. While he is talking about history and curiosities of Santander, he takes us through different bars and taverns in order to show us every specialty of each place.
Cantabria, Spain – a personal picture album
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Recently returned from Spain, Pat Keenan is busy writing all about Cantabria, but in the meantime, just wants to share some of the fun, so here are some pictures from that very Spanish but different green and lust land.
Exploring Cantabria: The bison of Altamira Cave
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I was fortunate enough to visit the Cantabria region of Spain. I'll be writing more on this amazing destination, but it only seems apt to start with our first stop of the tour, which gave us a whirlwind introduction to Cantabria's best attractions and activities.
