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Insane new paved road with beautiful turns and views on the coast. Renown for local bikers but not too busy with cars for us around lunchtime

Lonely coastal road for cycling with a beautiful beach and bars for a break.

Within the historic center of Markina-Xemein you can pass by this baroque-style church, which also has a convent attached to it.

Also known as Puente de Calatrava, because it was built by the famous architect and engineer Santiago Calatrava. It is built right at the mouth of the Artibai River, when it pours its waters into the Cantabrian Sea. It is 70 meters long.

The church of Our Lady of the Assumption, the main construction of the urban center, dates from the first part of the 15th century. In it you can see countless elements, but the most important is a Romanesque copper cross decorated with precious stones.

This beautiful Roman bridge in Ondarroa is also known as Puente Viejo and, despite having been built in 1795, it has a Romanesque style.

Nice place with 2 beaches, not very touristy, cozy bar by the river for pinchos and a glass of wine

The Talaia viewpoint offers a spectacular panoramic view of the rugged Cantabrian coast. In the distance you can see the town of Lekeitio with its bay and the island of San Nicolás.