산탄데르‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 천연기념물

Spectacular landscapes. The cable car ride also offers beautiful views. I visited/walked around there and loved it, I recommend it.👍🥾

The Bolao Cliff is a stunning natural setting on the coast of Cantabria, Spain, between Cóbreces and Toñanes. It is famous for the El Bolao waterfall, which falls directly into the sea, and for the ruins of a medieval mill. The landscape combines the green meadows with the rugged Cantabrian Sea coast, offering spectacular views.

The Bolao Cliff is a stunning natural setting on the coast of Cantabria, Spain, between Cóbreces and Toñanes. It is famous for the El Bolao waterfall, which falls directly into the sea, and for the ruins of a medieval mill. The landscape combines the green meadows with the rugged Cantabrian Sea coast, offering spectacular views.

The Bolao Cliff is a stunning natural setting on the coast of Cantabria, Spain, between Cóbreces and Toñanes. It is famous for the El Bolao waterfall, which falls directly into the sea, and for the ruins of a medieval mill. The landscape combines the green meadows with the rugged Cantabrian Sea coast, offering spectacular views.

Be sure to visit Faro de Cabo Mayor, it is very beautiful to look at and you can take a lovely walk from here.

This imposing lighthouse, built in 1839, marks the northernmost point of Santander, towering 30 metres above the rugged cliffs. A short climb takes you to one of the most beautiful viewpoints on the Cantabrian coast. Here, ocean, wind and rocks collide in spectacular fashion. Perfect for a panoramic break.

A unique, rugged coastline with high geological value. Some paths lead close to the steep, dramatic cliffs. Interesting flora.

A varied tour with a box seat view of the southern Picos in Spain: This circular hike does not run through the Picos de Europa itself, but it has everything that makes a hiker's heart beat faster in Cantabria: Comfortable, wide paths alternate with short, steep climbs on narrow paths, sometimes it goes through sparse forests, sometimes the eye can hardly get enough of the views. The whole thing is spiced up with two small ponds that invite you to have a picnic along the way, a small, Stone Age megalithic tomb and the (albeit barely visible) remains of an Iron Age settlement. The brilliant highlight of the tour is the Pico Jano. From the almost 1,500 m high summit and the subsequent short ridge hike, you can look out over the entire south side of the Picos de Europa, the Liébana valley and to the south over the Cantabrian divide as if from a box seat.