Boat holidays in Cantabrian Coast

From the Punta del Cobarón to the limits of the Ría de Tina Mayor, the wild Cantabrian Coast sculpted by the sea, intermingles with fishing villages where endless colors coexist with welcoming locals who love the sea and its seafaring traditions. What better way to discover the infinite Cantabria than from the sea?

If you are looking for a different vacation, decide on the Cantabrian Coast , the adrenaline is guaranteed! Its characteristic rough sea of cold waters, its spectacular coastal landscape carved by the erosion of the waves and the north wind, as well as its particular estuaries, make going on a boat vacation on the Costa Cantabria an adventure.

You will have nothing to worry about, only to enjoy the freedom of sailing, since professional skippers who know the area well from their years of experience, verify in advance that the weather conditions are adequate for safe navigation. The wonderful especially clean waters of the Cantabrian Coast , and its incredible marine diversity, will be a first-person enjoyment of nature in its purest form.

Also, if you are one of those who love to stay active on vacation, you are in luck. Whether you have already tried it before or if you are new and are curious to practice some water sport , you are in the right place. Surfing, kitesurfing, sailing, sea kayaking or even scuba diving are perfect activities to try for the first time on the Cantabrian beaches, especially those of Santander for being the nautical capital, without forgetting those of Castro Urdiales and Laredo. The good quality of the waves in the north of Spain are a claim for Spanish, French, English, German surfers... You can't miss this show!

Another of the things you can do on your boat holidays on the Cantabrian Coast is to take the opportunity to take a sailboat ride through its particular estuaries. In Sailwiz you can find several options, such as a walk of several hours along the Ría de Bilbao and the cliffs of Getxo.

Of course, you cannot leave Cantabria without savoring the best of its local cuisine. Tasting the famous Santoña anchovies in situ is priceless.

If we want to go sailing along the Cantabrian Coast , we must take into account certain peculiarities, since due to their characteristics there are certain areas less sheltered from the waves in which anchoring can be dangerous.

Booking with Sailwiz you do not have to worry, since all our activities have professional skippers who know the Cantabrian Coast well and will show you the best areas to stop to enjoy an aperitif with absolute tranquility, a fishing trip, a walk. to admire the landscape ... and if you are one of the most daring, dare with a good dip!

If you visit Cantabria you cannot miss its beautiful towns with a fishing tradition such as Santander, Santoña, Laredo, San Vicente de la Barquera ... but if what you want is to embark on its waters, here are 5 of the best beaches in Cantabria where sailing will be all a pleasure are:

1. Berellín beach. This sandy area created by rock formations changes with the swell in a spectacular way. Its waters are of an extraordinary turquoise.

2. Oyambre beach. Located in a Natural Park, it is a spectacular landscape molded by dunes in the shape of tongues of golden sand and surrounded by unspoiled nature.

3. El Puntal Beach. This little paradise is only accessible by boat or after a long walk. You will feel privileged to be able to enjoy exclusive views of the city of Santander.

4. Berría beach. Very close to Santoña, where one of the best marinas is located, you will find this beautiful location with two kilometers of golden sand and bearer of the blue flag.

5. Anchorage of the Magdalena Castle. A quiet place from where you will have the opportunity to view a privileged panoramic view of the Magdalena Palace, the former summer residence of the Spanish monarchy and located in front of the island of Mouro, another highly recommended visit.

How do you read it! The Camino de Santiago by boat is one of the modalities that for several years has been accepted to accredit the Compostela, as is traditionally known on foot, on horseback or by bicycle.

Of course, keep in mind that you can only prove your nautical pilgrim credentials if you manage to navigate at least 100 miles, having of course to walk the last section of the journey until you reach Santiago de Compostela.

Carrying out the Camino de Santiago by sea and experiencing the sensation of navigating in a flotilla will be a very original way to meet this challenge. And you already know that the best part of the journey is the new people you take with you, even more so by sharing the passion for sailing. What are you waiting for?

Enter Sailwiz and discover all the alternatives we offer to live the Camino de Santiago as you would never have imagined before.