Saja-Besaya Natural Park is Cantabrias largest natural park on the northern slope of the Cantabrian Mountains in West Central Cantabria, Spain. Its hunting reserve is approximately 1800km², the largest and most important in Spain.
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Very disappointed after reading reviews. I found no clear walking paths just dirt roads. No signs showing anything clearly. Dangerous single lane road. Worst no paths down to creek. I didn't drive through the town as road is tiny, After town is a overgrown picnic area. With a sign that's Spanish and not clear. Wanted to go down to the water but no paths that aren't full of spikey plants. Could of been great if there were...
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It wasn't quite what I was expecting, I'd imagined something more like the safari parks in the UK that you drive through the enclosures, whereas here you drive from enclosure to enclosure, which can be alot of work with 4 kids, getting in and out of the car. The park is massive and most of the animals have lots of space which was great, we really enjoyed...
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One of my favorite natural parks in northern Spain. There are lots of different hikes to choose from. Most of them go into the native Atlantic forest, where you can see many bird species and, if you’re lucky, red deer. Besides the hikes, there are lots of quaint villages in the Cabuérniga valley that are worth seeing. Good place to...
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