Camino de Santiago hike in San Sebastian

Embark on a hike from San Sebastian that captures the spirit of the Camino de Santiago: cliffs, Atlantic forest, and breathtaking sea views. Starting in Donostia / San Sebastian, we follow the coastal path across Mount Ulia, tracing the scallop-marked trails while breathing the ocean air and stopping at viewpoints overlooking the bay and Faro de la Plata. It’s an ideal route for hiking lovers wanting a taste of the Camino without rushing. The walk ends in the fishing village of San Pedro (Pasaia), where stone houses, boats, and taverns reflect authentic maritime life. There you can enjoy a pintxo and drink before our vehicle takes you comfortably back to San Sebastian (not included in the bilingual group). With a bilingual guide, relaxed rhythm, and included return transport, this experience blends nature, history, and tradition into one unforgettable day.

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• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
• Not recommended for pregnant travelers
• Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
• Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
• Operates in all weather conditions, please dress appropriately. Water and raincoat (depending on the weather) are recommended
• A minimum of 2 adults is required, among all bookings, for the tour to go ahead (minimum of 4 adults for the bilingual group option). If the minimum group for carrying out the activity would not be reached, an alternative date or full refund would be offered. If your booking was below this number we will contact you at least 2 days in advance to inform you in case the minimum group size was not covered by this stage. Please feel free to contact us anytime to confirm the total amount of bookings for your tour date.
• Hike is not suitable for all ages and conditions: elderly people and pregnant women should consider alternative routes (inform us before before taking the hike). Some areas on the hike from San Sebastián to San Pedro can be slippery, wear sturdy, slip-resistant hiking shoes and proceed with caution, especially after rainfall or in wet conditions.
• Unfortunately, this tour is not suitable for people with reduced mobility.
• Not recommended for people with reduced mobility.