Arizkun is an hour drive from San Sebastian, San Juan de Luz and Pamplona. In all cases, you have to take the N-121-A until the intersection of Oronoz. Once you get there follow Dantxarinea direction (N-121-B) and few kilometers after Elizondo, a sign indicates the desviation of Arizkun. Once in Arizkun, Zilbetinea house is in the middle of the town. The entrance is at the back of the house.
Bayona
Famous for its beautiful old houses, many of which have been restored as its docks, museums, castles and citadel. Bayonne is also well known for its festivals and traditions: The chocolate, the famous theater festival, traditional festivals, bullfights (the oldest in France), pelota, rugby, rowing…
San Juan de Luz
Located on the French Atlantic coast, and the gates of Spain, Saint-Jean-de-Luz is the ideal starting point to discover the Basque Country. You will appreciate the strength of the Atlantic Ocean, the nearby towns of Bayonne, Biarritz, Anglet and villages like Sare Basque, Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port, Espelette….
Baztán
From Xorroxin to the extensive Natural of Señorio de Bertiz from Sara, Zugarramurdi and Urdazubi haunted caves, to the various megalithic monuments found throughout the area, from the silver mines of Urritzate and Aritzakun to the old train rails Bidasoa; visiting mills and Amaiur and Urdazubi and…
Pamplona
Pamplona sits in the middle of the map of Navarre. It is located on a plateau 449 metres above sea level. It covers 23.55 square kilometres. Pamplona”s climate reflects a transition from a Mediterranean to an Atlantic climate. It is temperate-cold, full of contrast and varies from year to year. In general, it is…
San Sebastián
San Sebastian is a small city of 183,000 inhabitants, with a remarkably high level of cultural activity for its size. The beauty of its Bay, known as the Pearl of the Cantabrian Sea; its situation in a natural amphitheatre facing the sea and protected by mountains; its quality of life, and its famous gastronomy…