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November 7th, 2009

During my last trip to Euskal Herria, I made a point of traveling from Munitibar, where my dad is from and where I was staying, to Donosti via the coast.  It’s a trip I’ve made several times in the past and well worth the cost of a rental car, but this time I tried to take pictures of the towns along the way.  I started at Ondarroa, passing through Mutriku and Deba, with a small detour to Elorriaga in the mountains, on to Zumaia and Getaria (home of Juan Sebastian de Elcano, the first person to circumnavigate the world), missing Zarautz (I went through Zarautz but because they were having their fiesta, there was no easy place to park for a photo), on through Orio and finally reaching Donosti.  I returned via Mount Igeldo and took a picture of the landscape beyond Igeldo, along a very small and windy road.

These pictures then represent about maybe one third of the Basque coast, missing west of Ondarroa (including Bermeo, Lekeitio, and Portugalete; I’ve been to several, but haven’t done the drive along the coast there) and east of Donosti, into France, again, a route I haven’t driven.

1-ondarroa2-mutriku3-deba4-elorriaga5-zumaia5b-zumaia6-getaria7-orio7b-orio8-donosti8b-donosti8c-donosti8d-donosti8e-donosti8f-donosti9-road-back

 

One Response to “Along the Basque Coast”

  1. Alex says:

    Great shots! Here are a few from the Northern Camino de Santiago starting from Hondarribia to Deba, including San Sebastian.

    http://www.flickr.com/photos/frescotours/sets/72157622281487989/

    http://www.flickr.com/photos/frescotours/sets/72157605894804468/

    Enjoy!

    Saludos from Bilbao,

    Alex

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