20의 발 데 산 비센테가지 명소 & 주요 장소

Whenever I'm in this town, I come to this corner.

It looked like the beach of a lost island.

It is possible to follow the Saint Jacques trail to avoid the national road but these paths are not indicated on Komoot

This is a beautiful cove where the sea level fluctuates greatly between high and low tide. At high tide, pools are formed in which you can enjoy bathing safely.

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.

Place with a pleasant, friendly flair. Recommended for a break stop, lots of bars and restaurants.

San Vicente de la Barquera is an impressive fishing village located in the heart of the Oyambre natural park. Located between two estuaries, San Vicente faces the sea. The landscape changes constantly with the tides and the sight of the boats perched on the sand at low tide is very particular. In Roman times, San Vicente was already an important port. In the Middle Ages, notable buildings such as the church of Santa María de los Ángeles were built and today the remains of the wall and the castle remain. However, the most appreciated monument is the stone bridge of La Maza, with its 28 eyes, built by order of the Catholic kings in the 16th century. From this bridge you can appreciate one of the most characteristic views of San Vicente, the contrast of the snow-capped peaks of Europe and the mouth of the estuary to the Cantabrian Sea.