20의 기푸스코아가지 명소 & 주요 장소

A real cutie

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.

The Miramar Palace was built in 1893 by order of the Spanish royal family, and Donostia has been traditional since the end of the 19th century. the place where members of the royal family spent the summer. In 1931 the building was confiscated by the Republic and passed into the hands of the city administration. During Francoism it went back to the (no longer existing) monarchy and was sold in 1963. Cultural events and the Basque Summer University take place in the palace. Until the completion of the new Musikene Music Academy in the summer of 2016, the institution had its temporary headquarters here. From the upper terrace you have a beautiful view over the Concha bay.

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

boat crossing to the other side of the Camino de Santiago and public. This avoids a big detour, price 2.50 euros

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

Also a great place for a breather when it rains...

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