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Rock formation with spectacular cliffs of the western coast of Gipuzkoa tracing years of geological history

The spectacular cliffs on the west coast of Gipuzkoa hide a singular natural treasure: millions of years of geological history written in a succession of rocky strata exposed by the continuous action of the sea. This capricious formation has been given the name "flysch", an element that gives the coast its personality and constitutes a large part of the protected biotope. Various alternatives for exciting journeys through time are offered: boat trips, kayaking, cetacean watching..

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Boat trip, approx. 1 hour: €19 per adult, €11 for children under 12.

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Michel 64

Visited in september 2019

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Spectaculaire

Ici se lit l'histoire de la Terre dans un décor spectaculaire qu'il est préférable de découvrir à marée basse. C'est l'un des lieux de tournage de "Game of Thrones".

chantal64

Visited in october 2018

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Au coeur des secrets de la planète

Les strates de roches qui composent le flysch ont été mises à nu par l'action de la mer. Les falaises du Géoparc de la Côte Basque (qui s'étale sur 13 km entre Mutriku et Zumaia) dévoilent ainsi 60 millions d'évolution géologique!