Euskadi Turismo De Novela Dive into the history and legends of the Spanish Basque Country

EUSKADI DE NOVELA / LITERARY TOURISM IN THE BASQUE COUNTRY

Euskadi de Novela is a cultural initiative that offers literary guided tours and thematic circuits in the heart of the Basque Country. The aim is to discover the emblematic places that have inspired novels, films and local stories. Each route is designed to connect the novel's settings with historic neighborhoods, typical facades or coastal panoramas.

The routes highlight works by renowned authors such as Dolores Redondo or Ibón Martín, with stops in cities such as Donostia / San Sebastián or Pasaia. These tours allow you to explore the cultural and literary heritage in an immersive way, while respecting the urban and natural setting of each site.

How guided tours work

Tours last an average of 1.5 hours and are organized for small groups of 2 to 8 participants, to promote an intimate and personalized experience. Departures are generally from the monument to Blas de Lezo in Pasai San Pedro, with a boat trip to Pasaia Donibane included.

Tours are available in French, Castilian, Basque and English, upon request. The guide includes excerpts from the text and local anecdotes to enrich the immersion in the romantic worlds, without resorting to superlatives.

Highlights of Euskadi from Novela

• Discover lesser-known neighborhoods, coastal views and historic facades off the beaten track.
• Flexible itineraries: themed tours, culinary tours or premium experiences depending on demand.
• Careful animation: the guide offers interactive dialogues and local stories, reinforcing the immersive experience.

Practical aspects and reservations

• Adult rate: approximately €25, reduced rate (children 5–17 years): €10, including boat travel to Pasaia Donibane.
• Regular hours: Sunday and Monday at 10:00 a.m., other days by advance reservation.
• Meeting point: monument to Blas de Lezo, Pasai San Pedro.
• Available languages: French, Castilian, Basque, English on request
• In the event of an insufficient number of participants, alternatives or adjustments are offered.