Discover San Sebastian sustainably and at your own pace on our private bike tour, designed to explore more corners while keeping the city's calm rhythm.
Ride from the city center along the bidegorris (the bike lanes) to the three iconic beaches (Ondarreta, La Concha, and Zurriola) while your expert local guide shares history, anecdotes, and foodie tips.
Visit Eduardo Chillida’s Peine del Viento, Belle Époque landmarks like City Hall and Victoria Eugenia Theater, and the eastern sights of Kursaal, Paseo Nuevo, and the Dove of Peace, with views of Mount Urgull and the Urumea River.
The mostly flat route includes bike, helmet, insurance, and guide, making it perfect for all levels. Enjoy the outdoors, architecture, public art, and coastline in a private, memorable ride through San Sebastian.
Private experience: Private local guide included throughout the tour, offering insights and personalized explanations.<br/>Conditions: Solo travelers welcome; however, they must cover the cost equivalent to a minimum of two adults.
Private experience: Private local guide included throughout the tour, offering insights and personalized explanations.<br/>Conditions: Solo travelers welcome; however, they must cover the cost equivalent to a minimum of two adults.
The meeting point is on the stairs in front of the main entrance of Good Shepherd Cathedral. Here, we will admire San Sebastián’s largest religious building, which houses one of the biggest organs in Europe. From this spot, we will pick up the bikes and begin our tour.
First, we will explore the different landmarks along La Concha Beach, famous for its golden, fine sands. This beach holds a fascinating history, especially when its beneficial waters made it the preferred bathing destination for royalty. We will tell you the story behind iconic buildings such as the City Hall (Ayuntamiento) and the Hotel de Londres y de Inglaterra.
As we cycle along the promenade, we will pass by impressive villas that still evoke the city's Belle Époque splendor.
See the City Hall from the outside.
We have just cycled along the beautiful scenic coastline of San Sebastián and arrived at the base of Monte Igeldo, home to one of the oldest amusement parks in the World.
At its foot, we will find one of the city's most iconic landmarks: El Peine del Viento. This striking sculpture attracts many visitors with its spectacular design and the unique water jets that shoot up through its holes during high tide, creating a mesmerizing natural display.
The guide will lead you to Miramar Palace, a historic gem built between La Concha and Ondarreta beaches in the late 19th century as a summer residence for the Spanish royal family. This elegant palace is surrounded by beautiful English-style gardens, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the coastline—a perfect photo opportunity.
The guide will explain this beautiful bridge and its similarity to another famous bridge in Europe.
We’ll cross the María Cristina Bridge and get close to the María Cristina Hotel, a glamorous landmark where many celebrities stay during the San Sebastián Film Festival, but which also bears scars from the Spanish Civil War.
We’ll also see the Victoria Eugenia Theatre, cultural venues that host some of the city’s most prestigious events every year.
We will observe the exterior of this iconic building, a Congress Centre that hosts the main and final event of the San Sebastián Film Festival each year, attracting numerous celebrities and international attention. From here, we have fantastic views to the Zurriola Beach.
Cathedral´s main stairs
San Sebastian is a picturesque coastal city in the Basque Country known for its stunning beaches, world-renowned gastronomy, and rich cultural heritage. Nestled between the Pyrenees and the Cantabrian Sea, it offers a unique blend of natural beauty, historic charm, and modern sophistication.
La Concha Beach is one of the most famous beaches in San Sebastian, known for its beautiful shell-shaped bay and calm waters. It's a great place for swimming, sunbathing, and water sports.
The Parte Vieja is the historic heart of San Sebastian, filled with narrow streets, charming plazas, and traditional pintxo bars. It's a great place to soak up the city's atmosphere and enjoy local cuisine.
Monte Igueldo offers panoramic views of San Sebastian and the surrounding coastline. The hill is accessible by a historic funicular and is a great spot for hiking and enjoying the natural beauty of the area.
Small, savory bites typically served on bread, featuring a variety of ingredients like seafood, meats, and cheeses.
Codfish cooked in olive oil with garlic and parsley, a classic Basque dish.
This is the best time to visit San Sebastian for its warm weather and vibrant atmosphere. The beaches are at their most inviting, and the city hosts numerous festivals and events.
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San Sebastian is generally a safe city for tourists, with low crime rates. However, as with any tourist destination, it's important to be aware of your surroundings and take precautions to protect your belongings.
San Sebastian Station
San Sebastian Bus Station
The bus system in San Sebastian is efficient and covers most of the city. Buses are a convenient way to get around, especially for tourists.
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