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The old town of San Vicente de la Barquera and the Maza Bridge are two of the main tourist attractions of this picturesque fishing village in Cantabria. This historic center dates back to medieval times and is located in a privileged natural setting within the Oyambre Natural Park.

It looked like the beach of a lost island.

nice little place in a great location!

The estuary area is very beautiful

To cool down in the sea

The Puente de la Maza (15th century), with 28 eyes and more than half a kilometer in length, allows us to cross the San Vicente estuary to the entrance of San Vicente de la Barquera, a beautiful Cantabrian town full of treasures, with an environment magnificent natural environment and an enviable artistic heritage. Its port was and still is the heart of its activity and the most important in the region. It has a really impressive medieval set.

It is a fishing and fishing village surrounded by a privileged environment, in the heart of the Oyambre Natural Park. It has beautiful beaches such as Oyambre and the extensive sandy areas of Merón, small coves such as Gerra, without forgetting the San Vicente estuary, the Tostadero estuary and Fuentes.

From here there are good views of the San Vicente estuary. The Escudo River runs through the western part of Cantabria and flows into the Cantabrian Sea through the San Vicente de la Barquera estuary.