~2.5 hours

Head to a sidrería typically found in the Deusto or Abando neighborhoods. Order a glass of Txakoli, the local sparkling white wine, and sample Piquillos Rellenos as a starter with cider.

Experience local cider and cuisine in a traditional Basque setting.

~2 hours

Head to the Old Town's Calle 31 de Agosto for a lively pintxos bar experience. Try diverse small plates with local ingredients and pair with a glass of Txakoli, the Basque sparkling white wine.

~1.5 hours

Wander around this iconic neoclassical square in the Old Town. Great place to relax on terraces and observe local street musicians and artisans.

~2 hours

Visit Mercado de la Ribera for an extensive selection of Basque produce and delicacies. Try small bites from different stalls to sample regional specialties.

~3 hours

Head to Zarautz Beach, one of the top surfing spots in the Basque Country. Rent a board from one of the local surf shops right on the beach and take a beginner's class if new to surfing.

~1.5 hours

Walk along the coastal promenade starting from La Concha Beach towards Ondarreta and Zurriola Beach. The route offers beautiful views of the cliffs and the Bay of Biscay at sunset.

~3 hours

Spend your afternoon exploring the Urdaibai Biosphere Reserve, especially the town of Gernika. Visit the market and the peace museum, then stroll along the estuary for birdwatching and picturesque landscapes.

~2 hours

In the evening, head to Mundaka town to find a local restaurant famous for fresh trout dishes cooked traditionally. Ask for recommendations to try trout with garlic or Basque herbs.

~3 hours

Join an afternoon cooking class around the Old Town to learn traditional Basque recipes, focusing on hands-on preparation techniques.

~2 hours

Attend a wine tasting event in the Gros district, known for its trendy bars, where you can try chilled Txakoli paired with pintxos.

~3 hours

The Chillida-Leku Museum is located a few kilometers from central San Sebastián in Hernani. Visit in the morning to appreciate Eduardo Chillida's sculptures. Take a taxi to save time as public transport connections here are limited.

~4 hours

Hondarribia's old quarter is best explored on foot. Walk along Calle Mayor to see colorful Basque houses and historic walls. Visit Plaza de Armas and the waterfront promenade for picturesque views.

~2 hours

Find a seafood restaurant near Hondarribia's marina. Order fresh grilled fish and sample local Txakoli wine for a true Basque experience.

~3 hours

Ondarreta Beach in the Gros neighborhood is great for a relaxed morning. Walk the shoreline or lounge on the sand near Playa de la Concha for scenic views and calm waters.

~3 hours

Explore the old town (Parte Vieja) for shops selling local crafts and delicacies. Check out Calle Mayor and Plaza de la Constitución to find typical souvenirs such as Basque textiles and ceramics.

~3 hours

Head to Gros or Parte Vieja neighborhoods and seek out traditional taverns. Order Piquillos Rellenos, roasted red piquillo peppers stuffed with filling, for a classic local flavor.