In the Pyrenees, we went with our guide for a walk along the port to Fort San Carlos. It was a very pleasant walk despit...
Ana María
In this tour of the Fort of San Carlos, we'll visit one of the most important monuments of Santoña and take a boat ride to the Caballo lighthouse.
Free cancellation up to 48 hours before the activity starts. Any cancellations after this time or no-shows on the day will not be refunded.
Calle Juan de la Cosa, 45
You can book up to 1 day in advance if there are any seats left. Book now and guarantee your spot.
If you have other questions, contact us
Ana María
Badajoz, SpainIn the Pyrenees, we went with our guide for a walk along the port to Fort San Carlos. It was a very pleasant walk despite the rain, as he told us abou...
Alberto
SpainA very pleasant walk with well-structured explanations, ending at the San Carlos fort, a beautiful place with spectacular views and highly recommended...
ángeles
SpainPedro gave us an excellent guided tour. The boat ride was also very good, they told everything in a humorous way. Both visits are highly recommended.
Alberto Badallo Salinas
Santovenia E Pisuerga (valladoli, SpainBoth Pedro on the guided tour and Alberto (boat company) give you impressive history lessons. Very enjoyable and 100% recommended.
Camille
Madrid, SpainThe activity was great, the guides have been super nice and have given us a lot of information, I loved the boat ride, highly recommended!
In this tour of the Fort of San Carlos, we'll visit one of the most important monuments of Santoña and take a boat ride to the Caballo lighthouse.
At the appointed time, we'll meet on Calle Juan de la Cosa to begin this guided tour of the Fort of San Carlos. Off we go!
First, we'll take a stroll of about 3 kilometers to get to the fort. Why were these types of defensive constructions so important in Santoña? Throughout the tour, we'll tell you all kinds of curiosities about the geographical situation of this Cantabrian town.
When we arrive, we'll head inside the fort to learn about its strategic position and how it was used to prevent access to the bay. Did you know that Santoña was known as the Gibraltar of the North? It also played a decisive role in the history of the 17th and 18th centuries for naval interests.
Afterward, we'll take a one-hour boat ride to the Caballo Lighthouse. Overlooking the town of Santoña and the Bay of Biscay, this lighthouse was built in 1863 and is located in an idyllic setting on a hill. The perfect spot for photos!
After two and a half hours, we'll finish the activity in the port of Santoña.
You can book up to 1 day in advance if there are any seats left. Book now and guarantee your spot.
If you have other questions, contact us
Calle Juan de la Cosa, 45
Ana María
Badajoz, SpainIn the Pyrenees, we went with our guide for a walk along the port to Fort San Carlos. It was a very pleasant walk despite the rain, as he told us abou...
Alberto
SpainA very pleasant walk with well-structured explanations, ending at the San Carlos fort, a beautiful place with spectacular views and highly recommended...
ángeles
SpainPedro gave us an excellent guided tour. The boat ride was also very good, they told everything in a humorous way. Both visits are highly recommended.
Alberto Badallo Salinas
Santovenia E Pisuerga (valladoli, SpainBoth Pedro on the guided tour and Alberto (boat company) give you impressive history lessons. Very enjoyable and 100% recommended.
Camille
Madrid, SpainThe activity was great, the guides have been super nice and have given us a lot of information, I loved the boat ride, highly recommended!
Free cancellation
Free cancellation
Free cancellation