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The first (or last section if reversing the route) section is absolutely NOT accessible. Possibly only at extreme low tide. We were there an hour before extreme low tide, and it was completely impossible. I would choose to simply follow the route at a higher elevation and skip the "beach" section. Especially since the beach is made up of large stones and rocks, difficult to walk on because you always have to watch your step due to loose stones.

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Amazing views of much of the coast where you can see the flish

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This beautiful beach can only be admired at low tide.

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Sant Telmo viewpoint where we have spectacular views

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ATTENTION/WARNING: The first or - if you are doing a reversed tour - the last part of the coast is only recommended/possible at absolute low tide. Otherwise it is very dangerous and difficult and definitely not possible with children.

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ATTENTION/WARNING: The first or - if you are doing a reversed tour - the last part of the coast is only recommended/possible at absolute low tide. Otherwise it is very dangerous and difficult and definitely not possible with children.

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The Ermita is high up on the cliff and has nothing to do with the beach area.

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Special chapel in a beautiful place. When the tide comes in, make sure you leave the beach on time, otherwise the water will trap you between the rocks under the chapel. At high tide the water comes 270 meters closer.

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eremu basariena what a unique landscape

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This is where the non-wedding of the film "Ocho appelidos vascos" took place: https://youtu.be/YfopzNHLp4o

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Important! You should definitely check beforehand whether it is low tide: https://de.tideschart.com/Spain/Basque-Country/Provincia-de-Guipuzcoa/Zumaia/

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Warning!!!! This route along the beach is not accesible during high tide. We got trapped on the beach, had to climb a cliff and got rescued by the firefighters!

At the entrance to the old town there is a monument to Juan Sebastián Elcano. This captain was the first to sail around the world with his crew. Elcano was born in Getaria around the year 1486.

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Beautiful location where you can enjoy wonderful views of the Gipuzkoan coast, the mountains and the San Anton lighthouse.

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Monument erected in memory of Juan Sebastián Elcano, one of Getaria's most illustrious figures.

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Main summit of the homonymous massif and which has been delimited by the towns of Zumaia and Zarauz.

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Hermitage located on the edge of the cliffs, on the Itzurun beach. The first written reference to it dates from the year 1540.

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Monument erected in memory of Juan Sebastián Elcano, one of Getaria's most illustrious figures.

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The mouse of Getaria is how Mount San Antón is popularly known. Currently you can climb to its top taking a nice walk. From it on a sunny day you will see magnificent views of the town and the Guipuzcoan coast.

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This cliff of Sakoneta is linked to that of Mendata. The path follows the very edge of the cliffs and overlooks secluded coves, soft rock walls, cascading streams and one of the largest tidal flats in Europe.

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