Route of the Druid Villages and the Sea

We start our route in Bulnes, a refuge hidden among the Picos de Europa, only accessible on foot or by funicular. There, the mining tradition, the stone houses and the silence of the mountain create a magical environment where time stood still next to the clouds.

We continue to Torazu, a haven of peace between green hills and Asturian skies. With its traditional architecture and Celtic echoes in the air, this corner invites us to savor the cider calmly and to walk leisurely through its streets full of memory.

Our next stop is Tazones, port of imperial stories and seafood fresh from the Bay of Biscay. Here the landing of Charles V is mixed with picturesque streets, lighthouses, seafaring aromas and views that fall in love from the first glance.

We continue the route through Lastres, a village that overlooks the sea with its cobbled streets and sloping roofs. A former whaling enclave, today it is a natural balcony overlooking the Bay of Biscay where waves and memories coexist in harmony between viewpoints and taverns.

We continue our route through Lastres, a village that overlooks the sea with its cobbled streets and sloping roofs.

Then we arrive at Cudillero, an amphitheater of colorful houses hanging over the harbor. Its alleys wind between cliffs and legends, while the fresh fish and sea breeze tell us about the living soul of this Asturian corner.

We enter Cantabria through Bárcena Mayor, a fairytale village between mountains and lush forests. The stone houses, the murmur of the river and the aromas of mountain stew bring us back to a simple, rude and deeply authentic life.

We advance to Carmona, where flowery balconies, stately towers and livestock customs welcome us between peaceful valleys. It's a town that smells of wet grass, firewood and history, with the tranquil soul of the land well lived.

The next stop is Comillas, elegant and monumental, where Gaudí's modernism meets beaches open to the Atlantic. Palaces, churches and gardens dot this town where nobility and the sea seem to have shaken hands.

From there we continue to Liérganes, land of legends where the story of the Fish Man still swims between thermal waters and centenary bridges. This serene village is perfect to stop, take a deep breath and listen to the murmur of its millenary rivers.

We approach Santillana del Mar, medieval village of cobbled streets and stone houses that seem taken from another century. A step away from Altamira, its history is mixed with cave art, untouched beauty and a legacy that continues to beat strong.

We ascend again towards Mogrovejo, hidden between valleys and crags. Its medieval tower and stone houses silently watch over this majestic landscape, where rural life resists in balance with the strength of the mountain.

We ascend again towards Mogrovejo, hidden among valleys and crags of the Lebania region.

We close the route in Potes, heart of the Liébana region, where roads, flavors and cultures converge. Among ancient bridges, steaming stews and towers that look to the sky, this town puts the finishing touch to a journey full of history, legend and landscape.

Prepare to enter paths of mist and salt, where the mountains whisper stories and the sea holds the memory of entire generations. The Route of the Druids and the Sea is not just a journey, it is an encounter with the profound, the beautiful and the true.

Now all that remains is the essential: that you live it, that you listen to it, that you make it yours.

The Route of the Druids and the Sea can be enjoyed all year round. Mountains, forests and coast offer unique landscapes and villages with living history. An ideal destination to disconnect and reconnect with the authentic.

The Druids and the Sea Route can be enjoyed all year round.

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