HOLY TORIBIUS OF LIEBANA, EL MIRADOR DE SAN MIGUEL AND VISIT TO FUENTE DÉ WITH CABLE CAR INCLUDED
In the heart of the Liébana region, hidden among the folds of the Viorna mountain, We found this place chosen by Toribio de Palencia and a few monks (S VI) to live dedicated to prayer and community life under the guidance of an Abbot.
Along the centuries, The monastery of Santo Toribio de Liébana was inhabited by Benedictine monks. Because of the Exclaustration of Mendizábal (1834), the community disappears and we have to wait a year 1961, in which a small fraternity ofFranciscan friars heirs of Saint Francis of Assisi.
Later we will go to Fuente Dé located at the south-east end of thePicos de Europa National Park and it is not only known for housing the Parador of the same name but also for being a base to start tours along this side of the impressive limestone massifs of the Picos de Europa..
The Fuente Dé Cable Car rises in less than 4 minutes to the passenger at a height of 1850m, offers dizzying views while overcoming a slope of 750 meters. Once up, the participant can choose to go in and take a short walk around the area or simply enjoy the landscape., and then go down on the same cable car and continue the excursion to the town of Potes where you will have access to 2-3 time to eat in one of the typical Cantabrian cuisine restaurants.
Once the meal is done in Potes we have two options:
- Return to Unquera, with a stop at the Balneario de la Hermida and enjoy a relaxing one-hour bath in the facilities of the Balneario de la Hermida.
- Continue on the way to the coastal town of Unquera and enjoy the typical, ties in a local establishment.
IT IS INCLUDED IN THE EXCURSION
- Guide accompanying person.
- Pick up at a hotel in Santander or Torrelavega or at our base in Pumalverde (Udías), as the client prefers.
- Access to the Fuente Dé cable car, round trip.
- Food in Potes restaurant.
- Minivan transportation 9 plazas.
- Liability insurance.
IT'S NOT INCLUDED
If you choose the spa NO The relaxation bonus that costs is included 20.00 Euros.
CARRY ALONG
- Comfortable clothing and footwear
PARTICIPANTS
The excursion is done with a maximum of 8 participants and a minimum of 6 participants.
DEPARTURE AND ARRIVAL POINTS.
Staff can be picked up at their respective hotels or come to our facilities and we will leave our base in Pumalverde..
The meeting point and start and end of the excursion would be our base in Pumalverde, (Udías), Cantabria. (In front of the Pumalverde church). Or in another case at the client's hotel in Santander or Torrelavega..
EXCURSION PRICES:
- If the client is picked up at the hotel in Santander or Torrelavega with completion at the same pick-up location.110.00 Euros.
- If you leave and arrive at our base located in Pumalverde (Udías). 100.00 Euros
This price includes what is described in the excursion part.
DAYS THE EXCURSION TAKES PLACE
On Tuesdays and Saturdays throughout the year if there are a minimum of participants 6 people and maximum 8.
GENERAL CONDITIONS OF THE EXCURSION
The excursion is only suitable for people without disabilities over the age of 10 years, that they can walk the proposed route, or minors who can go with their guardians in backpacks adapted for this purpose, with your tutor. (Check ages between 5 y 10 years).
The cancellation would be from the section 3 of the super flexible protocol with 5 days in advance the 100%.
The number maximum number of participants It is 8 personas, with a Minimum of 6 personas.
The duration of the excursion is all day about 8-9 hours with food included in the price in the area stipulated in the excursion.
The client must come provided with appropriate clothing and footwear and the company that organizes the excursion provides the miniban or van for transportation of 8 maximum people, pets are not allowed on the tour.
The language to speak, It would be Spanish and English and with reservations for those people with physical difficulties as they would not be able to access most of the excursion areas.. (Check the type of access on each visit of the day).
