바스크 지방‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 천연기념물

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.

Mostly the area is windy especially due to topography. Do not forget to carry water with yourself. Enjoy the Bay of Biscay

An incredible view - but the summit is not particularly clearly marked.

Jaizkibel summit at 547m, superb viewpoint over the Basque coast.

It's hard to reach this summit and be alone.

Spectacular route along the Cantabrian cornice enjoying the famous flich dating back 50 million years and its small hermitage with 8 Basque surnames.

The Oma Forest - Omako basoa in Basque - is also known as the painted forest, the enchanted forest or even the Ibarrola Forest. Its most common name - Oma Forest - refers to the district in which it is located, which belongs to the municipality of Kortezubi. This original work of art was created between 1982 and 1985, when the Basque painter and sculptor Agustín Ibarrola used the trunks of trees as a kind of canvas for a total of 47 images. On them he painted animals, geometric figures and people, or just parts of them, such as eyes and lips. In addition, many of the compositions do not consist of a single tree, but must be viewed in the context of several tree trunks. To do this, you must pay attention to the signs on the ground that tell the viewer where to stand in order to enjoy the whole image.

Sant Telmo viewpoint where we have spectacular views