Would you like to discover the Basque Country with your group or family? There are countless plans... The Basque Route offers the opportunity to explore and connect with all these options through its almost 950 kilometres of route and its eight different stages; all this to discover and live up close experiences that will be difficult to forget and that you will want to tell about on your return home.
The Basque Country, despite being a small country, is the ideal destination to live, feel and enjoy with the family without having to travel far. We could say that there is no more room for more in such a small space. The Basque Route is the ideal route to enjoy, in a relaxed way, numerous attractions: a diverse landscape, villages with enormous charisma and charm, a benevolent climate, a millenary culture, a famous gastronomy, etc.
Families will be able to enjoy many plans all over the country, as you will find a multitude of activities for all ages. The Euskadi Family Tourism Club has more than 230 companies, all of which meet certain quality standards and work with a clear Family Friendly orientation.
Activities adapted so that young and old and not so young can enjoy activities as attractive and diverse as sailing trips, cycling routes, experiencing the adrenaline of an escape room, shepherding at the foot of Urkiola, a surfing lesson, adventure parks, discovering the gastronomic culture in one of our interpretation centres, visiting a winery with children...
A wide range of activities for all tastes and for all types of families. You'll be short of time!
Walk, live, feel and tell!
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Pipper, the tourist dog, shows the dog-friendly destinations in the Basque Country
The Basque Government’s Department of Tourism has launched its guide “Donostia with a dog” which, in a comic format, narrates the adventures that Pipper lives in San Sebastian and shows the resources that admit pets in the city, informing about the rights and obligations of travellers and their animals.
Gastronomika starts the “culinary anti-Brexit”
Simon Rogan heads the delegation of British chefs arriving in San Sebastian to share what is happening in the UK “which is very exciting”. San Sebastian Gastronomika, from 2 to 5 October.
Get to know the Industrial Urola Garaia closely
From the forges and farmhouses with wine presses to today’s industry, the region has undergone a long process of industrialisation, mainly centred on iron, a characteristic element of our personality. Urola Garaia Turismo in collaboration with Basquetour and Gipuzkoa Turismoa has organised a day of Industrial Tourism for this weekend.
The best cheese? Eneko Goiburu’s, from Segura
The shepherd from Segura has won the Ordizia 2021 Cheese Competition among the 45 participating shepherds of cheese made with raw milk from Latxa sheep.