Depart from Santander and set course for the Sequoia forest of Cabezón de la Sal, declared a Natural Monument in 2003. This expansive forest spans 2.5 hectares and is one of Spain's largest of its kind. Prepare to be amazed by these towering trees which, despite reaching over 40 m high, are still considered young. Here, you'll embark on a brief journey through its network of trails, enveloped by these majestic sequoias.
Next, make your way to the fishing village of San Vicente de la Barquera, renowned for its iconic bay view, historical complex, and the Picos de Europa serving as a dramatic backdrop. In San Vicente, you'll explore the old town on foot, marked by remnants of an ancient defensive wall and declared a Site of Cultural Interest in Cantabria. You'll also visit its most significant landmarks: the Gothic Church of Santa María de los Ángeles and the King's Castle.
Lastly, you'll have some leisure time to fully appreciate your stay in this historic Cantabrian town.
