Cabárceno Nature Park
Cabárceno Nature Park is a man-made safari-style natural space where animals live in semi-liberty. It is home to over 120 species of animals from around the world, housed in large enclosures designed to replicate their natural habitats, allowing visitors to observe them without compromising their freedom.
It is located near the town of Cabárceno, nestled in the Peña Cabarga mountain range, and just 17 kilometres form Santander.
Santander
Santander is the capital of the Autonomous Community of Cantabria. It is a city that captivates its visitors with its elegant blend of urban and natural landscapes. It offers a unique mix of beaches, green parks, significant architecture and gastronomy.
The Magdalena Palace, Sardinero Beach, Santander Cathedral and Cabo Mayor Lighthouse are must-see attractions that you should not miss during your visit.
Altamira caves
The Altamira caves are a natural cavity in a rock that preserves one of the most important pictorial cycles of prehistory. They are part of Altamira Cave and Paleolithic Rock Art of Cantabrian Cornice, declared as UNESCO World Heritage.
The paintings and engravings in the cave date back to the Magdalenian and Solutrean periods, with some traces also from the Gravettian period and the early Aurignacian.
Fuente Dé
It is an impressive valley surrounded by majestic mountains with unparalleled natural beauty. It offers visitors a unique and exhilarating experience.
One of the most popular attractions is the cable car, which takes you from the valley floor to the top of the Picos de Europa. During the ascent, you will enjoy breathtaking panoramic views.
In addition, in Fuente Dé you can embark on various hiking trails or visit the Cable Car Viewpoint.