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Santander Bay at sunset

Cañadío on one side, El Sardinero on the other and the bay in between

The Paseo de Pereda stitches almost everything together, Puertochico marks the border, and El Sardinero takes some thought if you’re not on the bus. When the south wind blows, the whole plan changes.

some rabas in Cañadío

Coming soon Wambree doesn’t search for places or work out routes in Santander yet. It’s coming, no date yet.

Ideas for meeting up in Santander Coming soon

Our own ideas, for doing on your own.

  • Boats in Puertochico and the Paseo de Castelar

    Walks

    From Pereda to Puertochico

    The bay on one side, finishing in Cañadío to sit down.

  • La Magdalena Palace

    Walks

    Round La Magdalena

    Go round the peninsula and carry on to El Sardinero if you’ve got the energy.

  • The Mercado de la Esperanza from outside

    Markets

    A morning at La Esperanza

    Wander the stalls and find a coffee on the way out.

Where people meet in Santander

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  1. Plaza de CañadíoThe square for meeting up
  2. Jardines de PeredaFacing the bay, next to the Centro Botín
  3. Mercado de la EsperanzaRight in the centre
  4. Playa del SardineroAt the end of the promenade, with open sea

How people meet up here

  • El Sardinero beach seen from aboveEl Sardinero
  • Puertochico
  • Cañadío
  • Río de la Pila
  • Cueto
The Los Raqueros sculptures by the bay

Rabas to share

You order them to share, and there’s always more arguing left over than rabas.

The Jardines de Pereda with the bay behind

South wind days

The south wind brings a strange heat and gets everyone out on the street.

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