Discover the natural beauty of Biscay (Bizkaia in Basque) on this unforgettable tour from Bilbao, which will take you to some of the region’s most iconic destinations. The journey begins at the remarkable Hermitage of San Juan de Gaztelugatxe, internationally recognized as “Dragonstone” from the Game of Thrones series. This enchanting site is reached by climbing 241 steps between sea and rock, offering stunning views of the Basque coastline. Next, the tour heads to Mundaka, a charming fishing village located in the heart of the Urdaibai Biosphere Reserve. Known for its famous left-hand wave that attracts surfers worldwide, Mundaka also captivates visitors with its rich maritime heritage. The experience concludes with a visit to Guernica, where you can explore the symbolic Tree of Gernica, stroll through areas steeped in history, and gain insight into the events of the bombing that inspired Picasso’s renowned mural. *The afternoon group does not include the visit to Guernica

You´ll visit the most beautiful places of the Biscay coast calmly, enyoing all the places. All tours are private, the costumers travel without other people, only you and the guide. I'll take you at your accommodation and we'll return when the tour has finished. The complete visit to Gaztelugatxe requieres a significant effort. It can also be seen from the viewpoints.

A unique experience to discover the essentials of Biscay: San Juan de Gaztelugatxe, Bermeo, Mundaka, Gernika and txakoli tasting. ✔ Pick up in Bilbao Our trip begins next to the Puppy sculpture. Our guide waits for you to start our way to San Juan de Gaztelugatxe. ✔ Discover Dragonstone in San Juan de Gaztelugatxe We will arrive at this natural jewel, famous for inspiring a Game of Thrones scenario. Climb the 241 steps up to the hermitage, guaranteed access. ✔ Bermeo and Mundaka, fishing villages We will then visit Bermeo, to learn about its fishing history. From there, we will continue our way to Mundaka, a surfing paradise. Enjoy its streets, its views and the local gastronomy! ✔ Gernika and its history A tour through its cultural legacy, the Tree of Gernika, the air-raid shelters and Picasso's mural. ✔ Last stop: txakoli tasting We will finish with a visit to the Berroja Winery, before returning to Bilbao in the afternoon. Don't miss this adventure! Are you ready?

A unique experience that brings you closer to the essentials of Biscay: San Juan de Gaztelugatxe, Bermeo, Mundaka, Gernika and txakoli tasting. ✔ Pick up in Bilbao Our journey begins next to Puppy's sculpture. Our guide is waiting for you to direct us to San Juan de Gaztelugatxe. ✔ Discover Rock Dragon in San Juan de Gaztelugatxe We will arrive at this natural gem, famous for being the scene of Game of Thrones. Climb the 241 steps to the hermitage, guaranteed access. ✔ Bermeo and Mundaka, fishing villages Then, we will visit Bermeo, where we will know its fishing history. From there, we will continue our way to Mundaka, surfing paradise. Enjoy its streets, views and local cuisine! ✔ Gernika and her story You will know its cultural legacy, the Gernika Tree, the air raid shelters and the Picasso mural. ✔ Last stop: txakoli tasting We will finish with a visit to the Berroja Winery, before returning to Bilbao in the afternoon. Don't miss this adventure!

Enjoy a day trip to Vizcaya from Bilbao that combines history, wine and the coast. The guided tour begins at the Vizcaya Suspension Bridge, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, where you’ll learn about its history and how it works. Afterwards, the group heads to a winery for a Txakoli tasting (2–3 wines) and an explanation of how it’s made. Next, transfer to the Gaztelugatxe (Dragonstone) viewpoint to enjoy panoramic views for 20–30 minutes. The route continues to Mundaka, with 60 minutes free for lunch (not included). Finally, a guided tour of Bermeo to discover its seafaring tradition. (not available for the Bilingual group option). Return to Bilbao. *The stops order might change according to the tour option you choose at booking.

A tour of a section of Basque Highway 101 through the greatest hits of the Basque coast (Did someone say “Dragonstone”?), arriving at the titanium museum that put Bilbao on the map.