Following the C-443 until it reaches the C-141 will take you to Galizano, where you have to choose how you want to get to Somo, the next landmark on this section:
READ MOREThe official Northern Way goes around Galizano again onto the C-141 and it continues towards the church of Nuestra Señora de Latas, some 4 kilometres away from the starting point. You have to cross a residential area to reach the centre of Somo. An alternative route involves walking along the coast, towards the beach of Galizano and then by the sea through Loredo until you reach Somo. This is a beautiful spot with beaches and cliffs such as the one in Langre.
You can take a regular ferry from the pier at Somo to Santander. This is the capital of Cantabria, presided over by the beaches of the Sardinero, a beautiful esplanade leading to the Palacio de la Magdalena. In the city centre, you have the Cathedral of Nuestra Señora de la Asunción.
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What to do and see in Santander?
"The capital of Cantabria is a joy for walkers. You must go for a stroll around the Jardines de Pereda, the Paseo de Castelar, the Magdalena, and then continue either along the beaches or along the Paseo de la Reina Victoria if you prefer better views. You can even get to the lighthouse. The wonderful Bay of Santander will never cease to amaze us with its beauty. If you want to taste the delicacies of the sea, the restaurants in the fishing quarter are a cost-effective alternative. If you prefer to go for a drink and pinchos, you can go to Cañadio, Río de Pila or the Calle Ataulfo Argenta”.