Marinera Cantabria: Santander and the Four Villas de la Costa

If anything differentiates Cantabria rest of the provinces of Spain, probably the proximity of the mountains and their ancient caves of the Cantabrian Sea semper aeternus, which binds them through some tight ties in waves, sometimes wild, sometimes sometimes gentle and playful, gently swaying to the rhythm of the sky and sea. Championed by its seafront capital, Santander, where they arrive include the unforgettable views from the Sardinero beach and the Palacio de la Magdalena, Cantabria has an interesting path of fishing villages, led by Cuatro Villas de la Costa and minted from the Modern Age: Castro Urdiales, Laredo, Santander and San Vicente de la Barquera.

Photography by andrewcparnell

Castro Urdiales: cliffs, beaches and seascapes. (más…)

Located on the western coast of Cantabria San Vicente de la Barquera is a municipality in its just 41 square miles and combines all the attractive values of Green Spain: an outstanding architectural heritage, historical importance, an exceptional natural environment, a renowned gastronomy and deep lore that is reflected in its diverse artistic and festive events.

Its fishing port, on which he has turned the development of this town remains one of the largest in the region. Tourism and services are currently the main economic activity of the town, forming a wide and attractive offer for visitors. (más…)