Cantabria Campsites Santander
Listings for your next holiday of Cantabria Campsites Santander. On the Costa Verde in Spain Cantabria is nestled in the centre of the northern coast of Spain, between Asturias and the Basque Region.
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Camping Playa Joyel
Camping Playa Joyel is set within the Noja Nature Reserve and has direct access to a sandy beach, on Cantabria’s Costa Verde.
It offers free parking and a wide range of facilities. More
Guests at Camping Playa Joyel can enjoy meals and snacks at the bar-café-pizzeria. Wi-Fi is available in the business centre for an additional charge.
Each bungalow at Playa Joyel comes with a covered porch and a garden area with table and chairs.
They all have a kitchen with a small fridge and a microwave and a living room with TV. There is a shower in the bathroom.
Camping El Helguero
Located in the Cantabrian countryside just 4 km from Comillas, Camping El Helguero offers an outdoor pool, children’s playground and restaurant. More
Camping Playa la Arena
Set on Isla’s La Arena Beach, on Cantabria’s Green Coast, Camping Playa la Arena is 40 km from Santander Airport and a 45-minute drive from Bilbao.
It offers chalet-style bungalows with free parking. More
Each bungalow has a furnished porch. The living room comes with a TV and sofa. There is a private bathroom with a shower. The kitchenette includes a fridge, microwave and coffee maker.
The complex has a café and a supermarket. There is also a restaurant and a gift shop.
Cantabria Campsites Santander
Camping Caravaning Playa de Oyambre
Set within Oyambre National Park, Camping Caravaning Playa de Oyambre is 500 metres from the beach.
It features a seasonal outdoor swimming pool and country-style bungalows with verandahs. More
Camping La Barguilla
Camping La Barguilla is located in the Cantabrian countryside outside Ramales de la Victoria, 20 minutes’ drive from Laredo.
It offers accommodation with a private terrace and mountain views. More
The restaurant at La Barguilla offers traditional Cantabrian food accompanied by great views of the countryside. There is also a bar serving snacks and drinks throughout the day.
The campsite has a games room, and there is a children’s playground. Staff at reception can provide information about what to see and do in the surrounding area.
Camping La Barguilla is located close to the River Asón, where you can go canoeing. Bilbao is about 50 minutes’ drive away, and you can reach Santander’s Airport and Ferry Terminal in around 40 minutes.
Cantabria Campsites Santander
Hotel Playa La Arena Cantabria Campsites
Offering rooms with excellent views over La Arena Beach, Hotel Playa La Arena is at the entrance to a camp site.
It offers free parking and is a 30-minute drive from Santander. More
Discover Cantabria: Ten short walks in beautiful locations: Volume 2 (Cantabria walking guides)
This book brings together some of the highlights of the Cantabrian landscape by offering the reader an easy walking route – the walks range from one to eight kilometres – along with tips on what to look out for on the way be it a particularly stunning view, a point of historical interest or some of the abundant flora and fauna.
Cantabria is a Spanish province and autonomous community with Santander as its capital city.
It is bordered on the east by the Basque Autonomous Community (province of Biscay), on the south by Castile and León (provinces of León, Palencia and Burgos), on the west by the Principality of Asturias, and on the north by the Cantabrian Sea.
Cantabria is the richest region in the world in archaeological sites from the Upper Paleolithic period.
The first signs of human occupation date from Lower Paleolithic, although this period is not so well represented in the region.
Cave Painting
The most significant cave painting site is the cave of Altamira, dated from about 16,000 to 9000 BC and declared, with other nine Cantabrian caves, World Heritage Sites by UNESCO.
Spanish is the official language of Cantabria. The eastern part of Cantabria contributed to the language’s origins in a significant way.
Cantabrian language, or Mountain language, is hardly preserved in the West of Cantabria and some zones of the Pas Valley and the Valley of Soba, in its Eastern zone. This language has neither regulation nor official recognition.
Cantabria is part of Green Spain, (España Verde) named because of its lush pastures and mountainous forest covered landscape.
The area runs from Galicia in the east all the way along the northern coast of Spain to the French border in the west.
The coastal area is full of beaches, some relatively untouched, all with golden sands. Further inland Cantabria boasts two mountain ranges: the Cantabrian mountains to the south and the Picos de Europa to the west.
Despite its small size, there are seven natural areas of undoubtable interest in this autonomous community:
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