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.
After getting through (almost the whole of) spring, we realise that this season has been a physical and personal challenge. It’s the perfect time to return to our healthy routines, but in an even more fun way!
The Pasiegos Valleys, known as the Valles Pasiegos in Spanish, are a natural wonder found in Cantabria, made up of 3 main valleys: Pas, Miera and Pisueña.
In Cantabria, there’s a chance to share a special moment with your partner at every turn. We present to you a selection of romantic plans that will let you explore the beauty of Cantabria Infinita and make memories you won’t forget.
The use of albarcas has been, throughout time, very practical in a wet and rainy region such as Cantabria.
In the Christian world, any religious relic or vestige linked with an important holy place is linked with a Pilgrimage Route.
We would like to start this new year 2023 by mentioning that on 16 April is the beginning of the Liébana Jubilee Year in Cantabria.
There are numerous articles in different travel blogs which speak of the "bench with the best views in the world", and there are very possibly as many benches as there are tastes.
We know that many of you are regulars who come to see us throughout the year, and we are counting on you too, so don't let us down. But just in case there are any doubting out there, who have no idea about our nature, our beaches, our heritage and everything we have to offer, today we give you five reasons why you should visit us in 2023.
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While you can climb the Picos de Europa, it’s not something you’d attempt with a five year old in tow. Instead you take the Fuenta De cable car up to the summit where you can enjoy spectacular views as soon as you arrive.
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