Home / Saja River, a journey through the heart of Cantabria
From its source in Puertos de Sejos, where the famous Tudancas cows graze freely, to its mouth in the town of Suances, where it forms the San Martín de la Arena Estuary, a space that is home to a surprising diversity of birds, and passing through its middle stretch in the beautiful Cabuérniga Valley where we will stay, we will discover the essence of Cantabria.
Accommodation:
Rural accommodation, double or family room with bathroom. Breakfast included.
Travel Guide
Food. 1 meal, a local produce picnic, or a meal at a local restaurant.
inland transport
Material to be used depending on the product:
– Trekking poles
– Binoculars and spotting scope
– Pocket microscopes
– Guides and keys to fauna and flora
– Material for plaster casts
– Collective first aid kit
Santander Airport Transfer: €60 each way
At Tupiq we believe that the best way to protect something is for people to
know and understand it in order to value and protect it.
For this reason, in all our activities we raise awareness and sensitivity about
the protection of natural, landscape and ethnographic resources so that
The traveler not only enjoys but also internalizes a message and a way of
do things that can impact your day to day life or the next time you
travel, whether with us or any other agency respectful of the
environment.
At Tupiq we have been carrying out interpretation activities since 2017.
nature, always from a holistic and integrative vision in which no
We miss the opportunity to interpret what is presented to us in the
road.
So it doesn't matter if the route is one of orchids, we will not stop paying attention to the song of a bird or the trail of a mammal that has just passed by.
there, whoever has ever come with us knows what I'm talking about.
We emphasize the importance of each element of the ecosystem and
their role in it. Only if something is known and its value appreciated will we be able to protect it.
We are committed to a different kind of tourism, in which the important thing is not always the
What, if not how. We adapt our activities to the audience that demands them so that everyone can learn about and enjoy nature.
– Respectful wildlife observation from remote positions and with
binoculars or long-range telescope
– Waste collection
– We avoid the most sensitive areas and species
– Public transport to reduce the use of private vehicles
– Local and Km0 products
– Visits to local producers