moderate
5 hours
Suitable for hikers in good health who can sustain moderate walking over varied terrain.
Walk a memorable section of the Camino de Santiago from Donostia to San Pedro. This 5-hour coastal trek features sweeping views from Monte Ulía and a taste of Basque culture with Local Experts Tours.
Cinco horas • Pintxo y bebida incluido
Embark on a captivating 5-hour journey along the ancient Camino de Santiago, exploring the lush surroundings of San Sebastián. Discover the charming fishing village of San Pedro, enjoy breathtaking views from Monte Ulía, and savor a delicious pintxo upon arrival, all while being part of an intimate group adventure.
5 horas
San Sebastián es conocida por sus increíbles playas, pero el entorno verde que la rodea es uno de sus secretos mejor guardados. El tramo del Camino de Santiago que atraviesa nuestra ciudad, apto para toda la familia, es el mejor ejemplo.
Camina con nosotros hasta San Pedro (Pasaia en euskera), un pequeño y encantador pueblo de pescadores que hará las delicias de sus ojos. Cruza el monte Ulía en tu camino, con asombrosos miradores de San Sebastián y la bahía de Pasaia, incluido el Faro de La Plata. ¡Podrás reponer energías con un pintxo y una bebida al llegar a la meta! Y, por supuesto, nos ocupamos del viaje de regreso: un coche nos estará esperando una vez finalizada nuestra caminata para llevarnos de regreso a San Sebastián.
9:00 Salida desde San Sebastián 9:20 Ruta por el monte Ulía en dirección a San Pedro 12:30 Llegada a San Pedro, paseo por la zona y ronda de pintxo y bebida 14:00 Llegada final a San Sebastián
The route includes uneven limestone paths and coastal rocks that require solid footwear for safety and stability.
There are limited services along the trail before reaching San Pedro, so bring enough hydration and light snacks.
Conditions can shift quickly along the Bay of Biscay, so check forecasts and dress in layers for wind and sun exposure.
Engage courteously with locals and preserve the trail’s environment by following Leave No Trace principles.
The Camino de Santiago has guided pilgrims for over 1,000 years, with the Basque route serving as a vital coastal passage.
The area is managed carefully to protect coastal ecosystems and the historic trail through sustainable tourism practices.
Provides grip and support for rocky, uneven paths along the coastal trail.
Essential for hydration on segments without services.
Protects against intermittent coastal rain and wind.
spring|fall|winter specific
Shields from strong sun during open coastal stretches.
summer specific