Top San Sebastian Surfing Lessons

Join us in our surfing adventure! Unique location in the French coast on the feet of the Pyrenees mountains. All this region is well know for the beautiful coast line and charming villages. The French Basque Coast is a world-renowned surfing destination. The coastline is very diverse, offering a choice of sandy beaches, rocky shores, and beautiful coves sheltered from the strong waves. On this tour, in addition to the beaches and nature, you’ll also have time to enjoy local cuisine, such as oysters, tuna tartare, and other local specialties. f you're looking for an alternative way to combine outdoor exercise with exploring new places, this tour is perfect for you. Let´s do it!

Discover pintxos tradition on a small-group food tour in San Sebastian's Old Town. Visit several venues, including pintxo bars, restaurants, and gourmet shops. Taste local specialties like Iberian ham, mussels, and marinated anchovies, and enjoy glasses of Basque wine in a small-group setting, for a more intimate experience.

Immerse yourself in the culture and regal history of San Sebastian during this private half-day tour, with transfers direct from your hotel. Explore the gardens of the Miramar Palace, soak up the atmosphere at a city market, see surfers in action on Zurriola Beach, stroll romantic San Sebastian Old Town, take in city views from the Monte Igueldo headland, and more.

Stroll through the historic Old Town of San Sebastian with a guide on this walking tour. Through a guide's commentary, learn about the city's people, culture, architecture, and history. With a small group of just 10 people or fewer, travelers will enjoy personalized attention and the chance to ask questions on the tour, which will stop at a local bar for a round of pintxos (tapas) and a drink.

Experience the green path of St. James’ Way (Camino de Santiago) on this nature-focused tour. Hike across Mount Ulia, enjoying views of San Sebastián and the bay of Pasaia, and visit the Ulia lighthouse. End in the fishing village of San Pedro with a pintxo and drink, then return comfortably to San Sebastián. This moderately strenuous hike requires good fitness and is not suitable for people with reduced mobility.