Activities in San Sebastián
-
Donosti Tour
This one-day bus tour allows you to hop on and off as often as you wish. Tickets, which include headphones for commentary in your choice of language, are sold on the bus. The main route stays close to the beaches and climbs Monte Igueldo. A second route operates from July to September, heading further inland along the river and visits the Museo Chillida Lek. Check with the tourist office for times.
reviewed
-
A
Pukas
Playa de Gros, with its generally mellow and easy waves, is a good place for learners to get to grips with surfing. Aspiring surfer wannabes should drop by Pukas, where surf lessons, and board and wetsuit hire are available. Prices vary depending on group size and lesson length, but start at €53 for a weekend course comprising a 1½-hour lesson each day.
reviewed
-
B
Funicular Railway
Not only can you enjoy old-world transport, but this is the best option for travelling to Monte Igueldo, where you can expect glorious veiws. Get off at the Parque de Atracciones.
reviewed
-
C
Parque de Atracciones
At the Parque de Atracciones, individual rides (which include roller coasters, boat rides, carousels and pony rides) cost between €1.80 and €2 extra.
reviewed
-
San Sebastian Hop-on Hop-off Tour
1 day (Departs San Sebastian, Spain)
by Viator
Look at San Sebastian from a different point of view. Hop on a double-decker bus and discover the highlights of the city.King Sancho el Mayor of Navarra is said…Not LP reviewed
from USD$15.03 -
San Sebastián Food
San Sebastián Food runs an array of pintxo tasting tours (from €55) and cookery courses (from €85) in and around the city, as well as wine tastings at one of the most important private wine cellars in Spain (€65) and day-long wine-tasting tours to La Rioja (€185).
reviewed
-
Sabores de San Sebastián
The tourist office runs the Sabores de San Sebastián, a two-hour tour of the city's best pintxo haunts. For tours outside of high season, contact the tourist office.
reviewed
-
Pintxo.Sanse
The food of San Sebastián is of a legendary status and it's those little parcels of delight, pintxos, that really set hearts aflutter. Just imagine how impressed your friends back home would be if the next time you throw a dinner party you whip out a few San Sebastián–style pintxos. In association with the tourist office, Pintxo.Sanse runs personalised three-hour courses (in Spanish, English and French) in creating your own culinary masterpiece.
reviewed
