• Hondarribia - The journey starts in the border village of Hondarribia, which also marks the beginning of the coastal route of the renowned pilgrimage known as the ‘Camino de Santiago’ or St. James Way.
• Capitania Puerto Deportivo de Hondarribia - The adventure begins at the fishing port of Hondarribia, where participants will discover the ocean’s vital role in Basque life and our deep connection to it. Interestingly, ‘bonito’ or white tuna is caught individually using traditional methods, not nets!
• Higer Lighthouse - From the port, the path leads up to a lighthouse built in 1881, continuing along the coast past stunning coves, rugged cliffs, and artistically sculpted sandstone formations.
• Jaizkibel - Standing at 457 meters, Jaizkibel mountain is a key biodiversity area on the Cantabrian Coast. As one ascends, tranquility increases, leaving only the sound of waves and the sight of horses roaming freely in nature.
• Herrien Batasuna eskultura (Remigio Mendiburu, 1963) - Time for a picnic!
• Pasai Donibane - The coastal trail concludes in San Juan, where visitors can soak in the tranquil ambiance of this medieval fishing village, whose streets echo with tales of Basque sailors, pirates, and whalers.

• Private tour
• Hotel pick up and drop-off
• Private experienced guide and driver
• Picnic with local specialities

• Food, drinks and tickets, unless specified
• Gratuities

How does the idea of tracing the path of age-old medieval travelers heading towards Santiago strike you? Or perhaps journeying through the third tallest coastal mountain in Spain? What about a stroll to a seaside village where residences are washed by the sea waves? Or savouring genuine handmade Basque cheese and tinned bonito from Hondarribia to the soothing tune of the ocean waves? Sounds like a resounding yes to all, doesn’t it?

• Distance: 22 km, Elevation: 800 m, Difficulty: Medium/High

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