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Zumaia Flysch Boat Tour

• 8.80 / 10 92 reviews | 1,044 travellers Boat trip on a summer day along the coast of Zumaia. Excellent guide explaining the formation and characteristics of this part of the Basque coast. 10 Anonymous
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Discover the incredible geological phenomenon of the Basque Coast with this boat trip to the Flysch in Zumaia. You'll enjoy the sea breeze while you discover a unique landscape. 

We'll meet at the chosen time on  Txomin Agirre Street in Zumaia. There, we'll board a boat to sail the waters of the Bay of Biscay in search of the Basque Coastal Geopark. 

In this hour-long boat tour, we'll enjoy a pleasant journey while contemplating these curious rock formations. But what makes this place so special? Flysch has been a very important geological reference point for more than 50 years, as its composition provides us with information about the formation of our planet more than 50 million years ago. Fascinating, right?

After enjoying this boat trip around Zumaia and learning about the history of the Flysch, we'll return to the meeting point, where we'll end the activity. 

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The activity takes place with an audioguide in English.

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• DSS SAILING
• BOAT TRIP THROUGH THE FLYSCH OF ZUMAIA
• SAINT JAMES WAY ALONG THE BASQUE COAST
• FROM SAN SEBASTIAN TO GETARIA BY THE SEA
• LA CONCHA BEACH AND BAY
• SUNSET IN THE CANTABRIAN SEA

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Discover the Flysch of Zumaia by sea

The Flysch of Zumaia is a must for everyone coming to the Basque Country. Either walking along the coast path or as in our case, sailing, it offers an incomparable and unique view.

More than 13 km of incredible and steep cliffs, these unique rock formations located within Zumaia, Deba and Mutriku villages tell us about more than 60 million years of history of our planet.

The term flysch refers to sedimentary rock layer formations produced millions of years ago at sea. They alternate layers of hard and soft materials.

100 million years ago, Iberia and Europe were separated by a sea. Zumaia was 1,000 meters deep. When the plates of Iberia and Europe collided 40 million years ago, the materials accumulated at the bottom of the sea by tectonic forces were raised, resulting in the formation of these cliffs, together with the creation of the Pyrenees. The Flysch is one of the world’s greatest and most spectacular revelations and it holds the key to great events in the history of the planet. That’s why this area of the Basque coast has become a global reference for scientists around the planet.

Due to its scientific value, the coastal area of the Flysch, between Mutriku, Deba and Zumaia was declared a UNESCO World Geopark in 2010.

Discover one of the most spectacular natural areas of the Basque coast on this boat trip.

Estimated sailing time: 6-8 hours

Route: San Sebastián – Zumaia – San Sebastian

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Highlights:  Bahía de la Concha / Mount Igeldo’s cliffs / Zarautz / Getaria / Flysch of Zumaia

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Visitors Guide To The Zumaia Flysch

The Zumaia Flysch, located in the Basque Country of Northern Spain, is a spectacular geological formation renowned for its stunning cliff faces and stratified rock layers. 

Not only is it simply stunning to look at, this natural marvel is a key site for geological research, offering insights into millions of years of Earth’s history. 

The area’s unique geological characteristics make it an invaluable resource for understanding the processes that have shaped our planet.

A visit to the Zumaia Flysch is one of the top things to do on a trip to Zumaia . In the article below, we’ll run through what makes this place so special and how to get the most out of your trip!

Things to know about the Zumaia Flysch

Before we walk you through the best ways to visit the flysch, it’s worth understanding a little bit more about it.

1. Formation and Geological History

The Zumaia Flysch is characterised by its alternating hard and soft rock layers, formed over millions of years. These layers, or “flysch”, are a result of sediment accumulation in deep marine environments, followed by compression and uplift. 

The visible strata (or lines of rock) provide a chronological record of geological events. Unbelievably this covers everything from ancient climate changes to mass extinctions! 

You can learn more about flysch formation here .

2. Significance in Earth’s History

The Zumaia Flysch is not just a geological spectacle but a window into Earth’s past. It played a crucial role in the field of stratigraphy, helping scientists decode Earth’s geological history. 

The unique features of Zumaia Flysch, such as its continuous and well-preserved rock layers, make it an exceptional site for studying past geological and environmental changes

Notably, it has provided critical evidence about the Cretaceous-Paleogene boundary and mass extinction events. 

Ongoing research projects continue to uncover new insights into Earth’s past. Every year the site attracted not just thousands of tourists, but international scholars from all over the world.

3. The site has been used in the hit HBO series Game of Thrones

It’s fair to say that (much like San Juan de Gaztelugatxe) the popularity of the Zumaia Flysch exploded following its inclusion in the site in the HBO hit series Game of Thrones. 

Itzurun Beach and San Juan de Gaztelugatxe combine in the series to form Drangonstone, the ancestral home of Daenerys Targaryen.

It’s not hard to see why the directors chose this spot. They combine to create an unworldly island with flying dragons. The scene below is probably the most epic!

Visiting the Flysch

Now you know a little bit more about the flysch, you’re probably dying to go and visit. 

You can easily complete a self-guided visit to the flysch. Alongside the information below, there are plenty of signs at points of interest which explain more about the rock formations. 

It’s also worth paying a visit to the Algorri Interpretation Centre. Here you can find additional  information to get a better understanding of this natural marvel.

Playa de Itzurun

One of the best places to explore the flysch formations is from the central beach, Playa de Itzurun which is just a short walk from the centre of Zumaia. 

It’s worth visiting during low tide so you can really take in all of the natural beauty. You can get really up and close to the rock formations. 

Check the views from Ermita de San Telmo

Sitting on the cliff overlooking Playa de Itzurun, you’ll notice the hermitage dedicated to San Telmo, the sailor’s saint, dating back to 1540.

The location of Ermita de San Telmo, is a great reference point as it rewards you with incredible views of the UNESCO Geopark landscape!

This spot has become even more famous after the wedding scene in the Spanish hit film “Ocho Apellidos Vascos” was filmed here!

Whilst the first two spots are stunning, the view from Algori is perhaps my favourite place to enjoy the flysch. There’s something about the darker red rock that looks even more impressive.

Again, it’s worth visiting during low tide so you can Walk down to the beach and get a real up close look. 

Another good way to take in the full beauty of the flysch is to hike a little around the coastline. 

I’d personally recommend the“Way of St James” track amongst all the short hikes around the flysch (the route in red on the map below). 

Following this route, you’ll cover most of the spots above and have a different perspective of the flysch from higher up.

Guided Tours

Last but not least, another way to explore the flysch is to take a guided tour . Guided tours offer in-depth insights into the geological significance of the area. 

There are different types of tours available, from Game of Throne tours to trips from San Sebastian which include more stops on the way. 

Boat tours are also popular, offering a different perspective of the rock formations. 

You can check out all the options and availability here . 

FAQs about Zumaia Flysch

Below we’ve answered some of the most common FAQs we’ve received about the flysch in Zumaia.

The Flysch of Zumaia is a remarkable geological formation found along the coast of Zumaia in northern Spain.  It is famous for its distinct layers of sedimentary rock that have accumulated over millions of years. These layers contain a treasure trove of geological information, essentially serving as a time capsule of Earth’s past. 

The Zumaia Flysch’s age is estimated to be around 50 million years old, tracing its origins back to the Eocene epoch.  During this period, the area that is now Zumaia was submerged under the sea, and the sediments gradually accumulated, layer by layer, forming the remarkable geological structure we see today. 

The Zumaia Flysch measures around 8 kilometres (about 5 miles) in total along the coastline of Zumaia towards Deba.

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Just 31 kilometers from San Sebastian , in the heart of the Urola-Costa region of Gipuzkoa, is Zumaia. It is a town of about 9,700 inhabitants that has become one of the most touristic of all the Basque Country. Because it offers endless options for all kinds of visitors, as it has mountains, beaches, an interesting architectural heritage, rich gastronomy…

Do you dare to discover what you should not miss if you visit it and even what activities to do there? Here is our humble guide.

What to see in Zumaia

Anyone who wants to visit Zumaia should know that they will have to dedicate some time to it, because there are many things to know in it. However, among the most significant we highlight the following:

1. Old town

The first and most important thing to do in this town is, without a doubt, to take a walk through its historic center, of medieval origin. It is one of the most picturesque in the area and it includes some special buildings. Without forgetting, of course, that it is formed by a network of steep, unique and narrow streets that give it an undeniable attraction. And to this also contributes the set of houses that allow to know the local architecture.

2. Parish Church of San Pedro Apostle

From the 13th century is this temple of Gothic origin that has become one of the most important of Zumaia. In this place stands out in a special way its altarpiece of Juan de Antxiea. In addition, it has the singularity that nothing more to see it gives the sensation of being in front of a fortress more than of a religious building.

It has a single nave of 30 meters long and inside the arches of the entrance of its side chapels and the Gothic image of the Virgin and Child stand out in the same way.

The seafaring essence of this Basque town is another of its hallmarks. For this reason, we recommend that you do not miss the opportunity to know this other space, which is basically already taken by what are recreational boats.

Of course, you will also be able to admire traditional fishing boats and even typical houses. Of course, you will have the opportunity to spend as much time as you want to see them because in the port there are catering establishments to have a drink or even eat while watching the life in that one.

There are many places that you should not miss in Zumaia, but, without a doubt, one of the most important is this one, of great national and international recognition. It is a geological phenomenon that is a consequence of the action of the wind and the sea on the rocks.

There is a simple route to discover it, see it and admire it, which will also give you the chance to fall in love with the breathtaking views of the area.

Another option is to take a boat trip that allows you to enjoy its beauty in all its splendor from the sea.

5. Hermitage of San Telmo

In this list of places to see in this Basque town we can not fail to include this other religious building that a few years ago became very well known throughout the country. Because the wedding scene of the famous movie Ocho apellidos vascos (2014) was filmed there.

It is located on the aforementioned flysch and Itzurun beach, is dedicated to the patron saint of sailors and dates from the sixteenth century. It is especially noteworthy for its rococo altarpiece.

6. Ubillos Palace

Of course, it goes without saying that you should also take advantage of your stay in this town to discover this palace, which dates back to the 16th century. Apparently, at first it was only a defensive tower to which later was added the body that it has today. At present it serves as the headquarters of the School of Music.

6. Geopark of the Basque Coast

As we mentioned at the beginning of the article, Zumaia is also nature. For this reason, you should not miss the opportunity to discover this natural enclave that runs between the town, Mutriku and Deba. In it you will be able to admire the aforementioned flyschs and cliffs as well as plant and animal wealth.

This park is listed as a UNESCO World Geopark.

8. Olazábal Palace

This other historic building dates back to the 17th century and is named after Juan de Olazábal, who was a member of the Inquisition and secretary to Felipe V.

We also recommend that you take the opportunity to visit the Urola River, the Fountain of San Juan, where another emblematic scene of the film Ocho apellidos vascos was filmed, and the Palace of Foronda, from the early twentieth century. Not forgetting, of course, the Convent of San José, from the 15th century.

What to do in Zumaia

Visiting all the corners mentioned in the previous section is possibly the main activity that can be done in Zumaia, but it is not the only one. So, if you have time, we recommend you to do these others:

1. Discover and enjoy its beaches

If you are a die-hard fan of the series Game of Thrones, your favorite beach will surely be Itzurun, where an important scene of this production was filmed. We are referring to the landing of Jon Snow to visit Daenerys.

In addition to seeing and admiring it, you can enjoy a quiet and relaxing day under the sun and enjoying the sea. And it has everything you need to do so, such as fine sand, a length of 300 meters and clean and calm waters.

Of course, you will also have at your disposal the beach of Aitzgorri, which is smaller and has a lot of rock, and the beach of Santiago, which is very quiet, has playgrounds for children and has a Blue Flag.

2. Take a boat ride

It goes without saying that another very interesting option is to get on a boat and take a spectacular tour along the coast of this town. Thus, you will have stunning views of it and you will understand why it is considered one of the most beautiful areas of the Basque Country.

3. Visit the lighthouse of Zumaia

If you like to walk and discover picturesque corners, do not hesitate to make the journey to the aforementioned lighthouse. It was built in the second half of the 19th century and is erected next to the aforementioned river. You can not only admire it but also have a magical view of the place.

4. Savor its gastronomy

Traveling to the Basque Country means taking advantage, unquestionably, to enjoy its rich gastronomy. For this reason, you will also have to make a hole in your agenda of activities to taste some of its goodness in one of its various restaurants. The pintxos and dishes with txangurro and txistorra (spider crab and txistorra sausage) are especially popular.

Moreover, any fish and seafood is a delight to eat in Zumaia. For all this and much more is why this town in Guipuzcoa is a perfect destination for any getaway.

As you can see, Zumaia is, together with Orio , Zarautz and Hondarribia , must-see excursions from San Sebastian or from wherever you are staying on your vacation.

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Basque Coast Geopark

The basque coast geopark cliffs stand watch over a formation of layers of rock,called flysch, laying bare 60 million years of geological evolution.

The Basque Coast Geopark is a narrow strip of coastline that stretches throughout Zumaia, Deba and Mutriku. At first glance, you notice the beautiful meadows and woods that stretch out inland from the coast. However, as usual, the real beauty lies deep within. This landscape’s geology holds the secrets of some of the most impressive episodes in the recent history of the earth.

The flysch is a formidable succession of array rock stratathat have been revealed by the sea rushing in and out, providing highly valuable information on biological, geological and even climatic changes that have taken place over the last 60 million years. The flysch formation stretches along 13 km of the coast between Mutriku and Zumaia. This small section has revealed many of the planet’s intimate secrets to scientists, from annexing the Iberian Peninsula to Europe and the creation of the Pyrenees, to the disappearance of the dinosaurs.

Basque Coast Geopark organises walks along the tidal plain and the cliffs and amazing boat trips. And in Mutriku, the Nautilus Museum is home to a complete collection of fossils that go back to the Secondary Era. And that’s not all: very close to the coast, we come across the Karst Route which has the largest set of archaeological cavities in Gipuzkoa, including the Ekain Cave, a World Heritage Site.

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Geological heritage

Going on a guided walking or boat tour will help you discover more about Zumaia's geological heritage, and well as enabling you to learn about and enjoy the health benefits of the local seawater.

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• Learn about local geological heritage. Get to know the natural area. Discover new landscapes.
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One of Zumaia's best-known attractions is its geological heritage. Its unique rock formations are one of the main reasons why it forms part of the Basque Coast UNESCO Global Geopark, since it is one of the best places in the world to learn about the history of our planet. We suggest the following plan:

• First visit the Algorri Visitors' Centre , which explains all about Zumaia's natural heritage (geology, wetlands, dunes, holm oak forests, etc.) and contains an interesting explanatory audiovisual presentation about how the Flysch was formed, as well as a replica of a 6-metre-long ichnofossil.
• If you want to see the geological outcrop for yourself, you can then climb up to Itzurun beach to enjoy the unique view. Don't forget to read the explanatory panel about the local geological heritage. Next, walk to Algorri point, which affords a view of the entire coastline of the Geopark. On your way down, don't forget to read the panel located in Algorri cove (which explains the K/T boundary), before returning to Zumaia along Ardantzabide Street. If you fancy a longer walk, you can climb from Itzurun up to Talai Mendi (see the path here ).
• To round off the day, why not take a boat trip to explore this magical coastline from the sea? Guided tours are available at www.geoparkea.eus (prior booking is a must). There are also companies in Zumaia which offer private tours in sailing boats, kayaks and jet skis (for further information, see the section ' leisure activities ').
• Instead of (or after) a guided tour, you can also enjoy the benefits of the local sea water by having a swim at Itzurun beach or relaxing in the sea water spa at the Zelai Thalassotherapy Hotel .

Please respect the environment at all times! Whether you are on the beach, enjoying a walk in the countryside, going on a boat trip or engaging in some kind of outdoor activity, please respect all recommendations regarding nature and the environment, and try, whenever possible, to minimise the impact of other people's carelessness (for example, taking your own litter home with you and picking up that left by others).

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San sebastian port (point a).

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43° 19' 21.0" N - ( 43.322491° ) 1° 59' 22.5" W - ( -1.989585° )

San Sebastian Port (point B)

43° 19' 23 N - ( 43.32305° ) 1° 59' 18 W - ( -1.98833° )

Zumaia Port

43° 17' 51" N - ( 43.2975° ) 2° 15' 11" W - ( -2.25305° )

43° 16' 58.6" N - ( 43.282952° ) 2° 07' 38.9" W - ( -2.127468° )

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From Deba to Zumaia by boat

A sea crossing past the cliffs of the flysch.

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• Duration: 01:00
• Number of maximun visitors: 39
• Price: 16.00 € (Under 12 years: 10.00 €)
• Starting point: Walkway Anes Arrinda (pier), Deba

Voyage in boat from Zumaia to Deba, where the guided visit ends. We’ll admire the beauty of the flysch cliffs with a history of more than 50 million years, large landslides more than 100 metres high, hidden coves and one of the largest tidal flats in Europe. This is an excellent option for peacefully visiting two of the towns in the Basque Coast Geopark.

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The Virginia Aquarium & Marine Science Center is adding a new boat tour experience starting on April 20, called Owls Creek Marsh Cruise.

Search for osprey, eagles, herons and other wildlife during this 45-minute creek cruise for ages 6 and up on the Atlantic Scout.

Join aquarium educators and the boat captain on a slow cruise to explore the native habitat and fauna that make Owls Creek and Lake Rudee among Virginia Beach’s most valuable natural resources.

Tickets are $19.95 and on sale now. The nature tours will continue through May 31 when dolphin tours begin for the season.

Tickets can be purchased on www.virginiaaquarium.com .

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