Welcome to Navarra
Several Spains intersect in Navarra (Nafarroa in Basque). The soft greens and bracing climate of the Navarran Pyrenees lie like a cool compress across the sun-struck brow of the south, which is all stark plains, cereal crops and vineyards, sliced by high sierras with cockscombs of raw limestone. Navarra is also pilgrim territory: for centuries the faithful have used the pass at Roncesvalles to cross from France on their way to Santiago de Compostela.
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San Sebastian Private Pyrenees, French-Basque Countryside Tour
We will visit the following villages on the tour;SAINT JEAN PIED DE PORTIt is considered the start point on the famous St. James Way, the pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela. Belonged to Navarra kingdom, the Basque language is still spoken on both sides of the border. Beautiful medieval town. BIDARRAY AND ESPELETTECharmy town of Bidarray, an off the track town in the countryside, drive along the famous Pass Du Roland to get to Espelette town.Labourd style houses makes this town unique, as it’s known for its dried red peppers hanging from their facades. AINHOAIt gathers all you were looking for, a (jai-alai) handball court alongside the church, and a cemetery full of the traditional disc-topped monuments, white and red houses.The typical Basque village by far. SAREOne of the most beautiful villages. Placed at the base of the first mountain in the Pyrenees mountain range, La Rhune, Sare is a major prehistoric site and has carefully preserved.
Sendaviva Park Entrance Tickets
Visit: SendavivaThe park is divided into four zones , People and Fair , open from 11:00 to 23:00 ,Where all its attractions do open simultaneously, Tirolina Lake , Bumper Boats , Games , Haunted Mansion , Sledge, crabs , Diamonds , riding, Mini Whipped , and farm and open from 12:00 to 21:00 Forest open all its attractions simultaneously, Freefall , Formula Viva, Mini Rallie , Great Tirolina .... Shows, At Day 3 , Circus , Raptors and Night show . ( Check times of the day) . Description of interactive activities with animals all day , check schedules at the box office Thereof .
Pamplona Airport (PNA) Private Transfer
HighlightsAvoid the torment of waiting for taxis by opting for this affordable airport transfer. A skilled driver will be waiting for you at the airport, with a name sign in the arrivals hall, and will help with your luggage and guide you to your premium airport transfer. It is recommended to give your flight number in advance, so your driver will arrive once you do. If there happens to be a delay in your flight, your driver will be waiting until you arrive safely at no extra fee. All drivers have excellent experience and a wealth of knowledge of Pamplona. So if you have any questions, simply ask. Whether you’d prefer music, talking or simply snoozing after a long journey, your driver will get you to the right destination. IncludesAirport Pickup: Directly from the gate, if flight number is provided in advance, with a name card for up to 3 peopleTaxesWaiting time for flight delays, if flight number is provided in advanceChild car seatsIncludes flight trackingluggage (1 suitcase per person travelling allocated)What’s Not IncludedIrregular luggage (e.g. skis, snowboard)Additional stopsWait time longer than 15 minutes (not for airport pick-ups, driver will wait until 60 minutes after landing time)
Running of the Bulls Overnight Camping Package Inc Breakfast and Dinner
Are you ready to have an exhilarating and crazy time at The Running of the Bulls? The Running of the Bulls festival officially starts on the 6th July and runs through until the 14th July with daily Bull runs and nightly street parties. San Fermin is so much more than just the wonderful terror that is the Pamplona bull run… it is one of the world’s biggest street parties – day and night you can drink and dance and smooch in the streets. And there are cultural events every day, so you can do something nice and really justify going on a massive rampage during the night.4th – 5th JulyStoke campsite opens for business! The rest of the day you have free time for optional activities. Stoke Suggestion: Chill by the pool, enjoy a cold beer or ten or check out central Pamplona. Dinner is served nightly and there will be a massive campsite party as always.6th JulyFrom 9am, there will be guides to take to you to Pamplona for the opening ceremony.At 12pm, the opening ceremony, or ‘El Chupinazo’, takes place in the main square. A rocket is fired to signal the start of the festival. Return that evening for included dinner or enjoy the festivities in town. There’ll be a huge fireworks display tonight and every other night of San Fermines.7th – 9th July5am – An early morning for all the bull runners, who head into town to take part in the first run, or ‘encierro’. You must be in the run by 7am to secure a spot in the madness. This is always the biggest (and most dangerous) run.8am – 4pm – Hot breakfast at camp9am – 10pm – Free time to check out Pamplona jump on our our walking tours or hang out in our town bar downing unlimited beer and sangria, making new friends, playing the best drinking games and dancing your socks off.8pm – 10pm Dinner at campsite11pm – See more fireworks or head into town for endless fiestas10th – 14th July8am – 4pm Hot breakfast9am – 10pm – Join the locals celebrating in town, try some Spanish food and catch some brass bands parading around town. Have a siesta in the shade somewhere because you will probably be dancing and drinking all night later on.8 – 10pm Dinner at campsiteAt 00:00 on 14th July the festival ends. The closing ceremony is called Pobre de Mí and is signalled by a rocket being fired at the strike of midnight; this is when your pañuelo is removed and San Fermines winds down for another year. And when we say winds down, we mean goes out with a bang as the whole city parties for one more night.