Set out on foot along the Camino de Santiago, a scenic pilgrimage route • Follow clifftop paths overlooking the Cantabrian Sea, with the waves your constant companion • Explore Castro Urdiales, where you’ll find medieval architecture and striking Gothic churches • Linger over dramatic views as you journey past secluded beaches, quiet coves and charming fishing villages • Enjoy a gourmet Cantabrian dinner of simple yet high-quality coastal ingredients.

Step off the Camino and into the Sierra del Sueve, a set of emerald mountains to the east of Asturias • Take in panoramic views of the lush coastline, the shimmering Cantabrian Sea and the limestone peaks of the Picos de Europa as you summit Pico Pienzu • After a rewarding day on the trail, unwind at our five-star retreat, where gourmet cuisine and sumptuous accommodations await • Keep an eye out for asturcones, wild horses native to this region, roaming freely amid the hills • Explore the Covadonga Lakes and learn about the Battle of Covadonga (722 AD)—the first spark of resistance against the Muslim invasion.

Follow rural pathways along the Camino de Santiago, winding through green landscapes and breathtaking coastal trails • Pause to look at prehistoric dinosaur footprints, a fascinating glimpse into the region’s ancient past • Pair local cider with tapas or pimientos de padrón for a local Asturian experience • Admire the sheer rock faces of the Acantilados del Infierno • Stroll through Ribadesella, a charming village perched at the water’s edge • Savor a modern gastronomic dinner inspired by Asturias's rich food tradition, featuring amazing mariscos (shellfish), local beef and farm-fresh vegetables • Extend your journey by exploring the historic old quarter of Santiago de Compostela with its magnificent cathedral.