What do you get when you mash up history, art, and culture, add a sprinkling of beaches and palaces, and mix it all up with some Basque charm on two wheels? On this bike tour you will ride all through San Sebastián. You will be taken through neighbourhoods, from the touristy areas full of history to ...
Enjoy a biking route and visit most of the town passing through the most representative tourist & cultural spots in San Sebastian in small groups.
Enjoy this stay in a spectacular San Sebastian Hotel Villa Soro **** and experience a great walking/biking tour.
Small group visit to Biarritz and St Jean de Luz. The tour will start with a drive along the coast to visit Guéthary (where Madonna and JP Gaultier spent their vacations), Bidart. You will then experience Biarritz's market and all its beautiful food, enjoy sightseeing, relaxing, and visiting like a ...
What do you get when you mash up history, art, and culture, add a sprinkling of beaches and palaces, and mix it all up with some Basque charm on two wheels? On this bike tour we will take you to a ride all along San Sebastián. We'll cycle through its most important neighbourhoods, from the touristy ...
The Gastronomic societies are some of the favourite places Basques like to meet up with friends and family. Everyone shows off their culinary skills and learns some new ones all under the gaze of a top quality Basque chef. That’s how to feel like a real Donostiarra for a day!
With the building of historical boats as its main activity, Albaola The Sea Factory of the Basques, is an innovative environment where nautical craftsmanship and technology is recovered and showcased. The Factory is open to public and is characterized by its dynamism, the diversity of its activities ...
Let’s head to the South of the Basque Country, to the beautiful region of Rioja Alavesa. There, we will visit some local wineries and meet some wine producers (approx 2 wineries) (if you are interested in visiting more wineries, making more tastings, visiting local olive oil or sheep cheese ...
Laguardia, its history is written in its stones, which are waiting to be read by visitors. The subsoil of Laguardia is pierced by wineries or ‘caves’, carved under the houses and streets, about 20 feet deep.
We will approach to meet a universal character, as San Ignacio de Loyola is. Let’s get into its territory where he spent his childhood and part of his youth.
