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        Scenic view of the Faro del Caballo lighthouse perched on rugged cliffs surrounded by lush greenery in Santoña, Spain.

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          Worker preparing anchovies in a Santoña factory, showcasing traditional methods in a bustling production setting.

           Santander, Spain

          Anchovy Factory & Boat Tour in Santoña from Santander

          Go behind the scenes of one of Spain's most iconic culinary traditions and discover the wild marshes and dramatic bay of Santoña on a small-group morning tour from Santander.

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          From € 25.00
          Group enjoying a wine tasting experience at a scenic stop on the full-day gastronomy tour from Santander.

           Santander, Spain

          Private Food & Wine Tour in Cantabria – Anchovies & Sobao

          Taste Cantabria from coast to mountain in one unforgettable day. Anchovies, white wine, and legendary pastries await on this private journey through northern Spain's finest flavors.

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          From € 350.00
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          More to know about Santona

          Santoña is a coastal town in Cantabria, northern Spain, located along the Bay of Biscay. Known for its fishing heritage and seafood, particularly anchovies preserved in salt, Santoña features colorful harbor views and nearby Fort San Felipe. Visitors explore the old town, hike coastal paths, and visit local fish markets and restaurants serving traditional Cantabrian cuisine.

          Santoña is a coastal municipality in the eastern Cantabria region of northern Spain, situated on a peninsula overlooking the Ría de Santoña estuary and facing the Cantabrian Sea. The area is defined by its maritime economy, internationally recognised wetlands, and Napoleonic-era military heritage preserved across Monte Buciero.
          Cantabria | Northern Spain | Fishing Port | Anchovy Capital | Atlantic Coast