Pasajes de San Juan Travel Guide

 Maillekeukeul Says:  Calm and quiet during this sunset, the flow of the river was only disturbed from time to time by the passing of some rowing men ... 

 zizu Says:  You must eat the squids; are really good here, and you can find them in all Basque coast´s towns.They´re called "txipiroiak" in basque. 

 Maillekeukeul Says:  From the center of San Sebastian (Oquendo street), take the bus A2 (a red lined one) to Pasajes. Then, walk along the harbour to a platform where a small bark will make you cross the river (0.50 Euros per person). 

 zizu Says:  On July 16th, is the saint of the fishermen?s, Karmengo Amaren eguna. The fishermen do not work this day, and there are festivals in a lot of towns of Basque Country; Donostia and Pasaia are two of them. The fishermen?s offer flowers to their saint and pray on board. 

 zizu Says:  We can spend the day visiting the surroundings of the shipyard or walking up to the lighthouses of La Plata or Senokozulua. 

 zizu Says:  If you like climbing, you can find an area at the bottom of the east side of the bay. It´s a good experience, to climb near the sea. 

 zizu Says:  At the Tower square, is situated the Nestor Basterretxea´s sculpture "In honour of the fishermen and navigators died in the sea", installed in 1971 on the same place where was the old tower of San Pedro. Please imagine you`re seeing a gull;-)