Enjoy the beautiful landscapes of Biscay's coast. Discover Bakio and the magnificent band of a kilometre of sand that is its beach in a privileged place, almost thousand meters of sand, that bathes a brave sea and of water of great quality. Way of the coast we will enjoy the orange trees, always loaded with fruit, and the vineyards where-from the famous txakoli goes out where we will visit one of the best warehouses of txakoli of Biscay.

Bermeo has a rich history, inside its urban quarter there exist a whole series of some monuments of them declared as Historical Artistic Monuments as Ercilla's Tower that became the Museum of the fisherman. Also we will enjoy "Aita Guria Baleontzia", the Whale fishing interpretation centre.

Visit the incomparable San Juan of Gastelugatxe. The hermitage of Gaztelugatxe's San Juan, it is placed on the Biscayan coast between Bermeo and Bakio, belongs to Bermeo's municipality. Together with another small neighboring island, called Aketze or rabbits' island, they form a protected biotope. The hermitage is located in the high place of an island to which it is necessary to accede across a bridge of stone and immediately afterwards a walk of 231 steps. The name of this beautiful island has two different meanings: "Gaztelu-aitz" (rock of the castle) and "Gaztelu-gache" (rough or difficult castle).

And sheltered by the Gulf of Biscay is located Urdaibai, is integrated by several succinct valleys overturned to the sea across an estuary. In the area there lasts a complete representation of the typical environments of the Bay of Biscay coast. From the cliffs and beaches of the coast to the forests and rivers of the interior, coming through the marshes and fluvial fertile plaines. Its the major landscape and ecological diversity in the Basque Country. It possesses numerous archaeological deposits and historical vestiges, many of them of great value at the moment of understanding the first stadiums of the human presence in the region and uncovering its capacity of transformation of the landscape. In 1984 the Basque Government presents to the UNESCO a report based on Urdaibai's ecological integral study and requests the incorporation of this space in the program called MaB, " Man and Biosphere ", and at the end of this year Urdaibai is declared Reserve of the Biosphere.

Duration: 8 hours approximately.

Note: All transport expense, meal at lunch time and organized entrance fees included. Minimum five travellers required to book. Otherwise check our Personal Guide Service for a day or half a day. Contact us to put your name on our waiting list in order to make a group or ask for a tailor-made service.