Super easy, well priced, had a blast on our intermediate ride with Inigo. The shop is located right…read moreby the beach which was convenient. We rented Giant road bikes which were very nice - carbon everything and disc brakes made the ride awesome. We went for about 55km with a ton of elevation, the ride was tough but so rewarding, and the views we had throughout were incredible (we rode to the French border and back). Inigo was a great guide, adjusted to our pace and helped push us through. On the ride back we stopped into a local spot for some pintxos and a beer. Thoroughly enjoyed this and would highly recommend the experience, we'll definitely do another ride on our next trip to San Sebastian!

This was a convenient location in old town San Sebastián. The staff was super friendly and spoke…read moregood English. The bikes were all high quality brands and in great condition. They had road, mountain, city, hybrid and eBikes for rent. My Specialized hybrid was idea for San Sebastián - rolled fast, Mt. Bike gearing for the hills and study for the curbs and cobblestone. San Sebastián is ideal for touring by bike. There are bike lanes everywhere, cars and pedestrians usually yield to bikes.

My wife and I did the caressing the sea tour with Aito and it was absolutely epic. We're not avid…read morecyclists but are in decent shape but nonetheless we rented e-mountain bikes because the Basque Country is so hilly / mountainous. We rode for 6 hours including stops and that took us 80 km and a total climbed elevation of 4,200 feet. Aito was an awesome guide as he's insanely familiar with the area, super friendly, a great teacher and quickly adjusts to your pace. Would highly recommend to anyone from advanced beginner cyclists to avid cyclists. There was another group going out for a much more intense ride than ours on regular road bikes.

Our amazing travel agency, shout out to Spain Unspoilt, set up all our local San Sebastián tours…read morewith Basque Tours and they were just perfect. We started off our trip with a 3 hour pintxo tour with their newest employee, Guillermo. However, you would never know he was new based on the way he knew the art of pintxo hunting. We put what we learned from him into practice the duration of our stay and it was such a fun night. The next day we were a little hungover (thanks Guillermo :)) for our wine and cheese tour with Juan. But Juan couldn't have been more patient with us and shared had so much knowledge to share about a cheese farm, winery and local fishing town. He was also super fun to spend the day with and so lovely to chat with. And then day 3 was spent with a lovely Australian Andy who has made Basque Country his home with his Basque wife the past 16 years. He took us to 3 villages (one in France and 1 in Spain) and taught us so much about each village. It was a fun, relaxing day and super cool to see the Basque Country beyond San Sebastián. We had fun exploring San Sebastián our own, but loved having these 3 days with such fun, warm guides. Highly recommend for anyone visiting San Sebastián and have a feeling any of their tours are great based on the 3 we encountered.

I cannot stress enough how amazing our day with Basque Tours was, specifically our day with Andoni!…read moreIf you're looking to book a wine tour this is definitely the company for you. Andoni told us all about the region, the wine varieties, and the strict regulations for La Rioja. In addition to just being a really cool, chill, guy with tattoos in honor of Pearl Jam, Andoni was a great story-teller as well. We learned a ton from him but also just enjoyed the time we had to chat. We're big wine-lovers and go to Napa on the regular so we really appreciated a tour that let us try several wines at several places and spend a good amount of time learning. I loved that some of the tastings were more formal and some were more casual. PLUS we got to check out the awesome village of La Guardia, have some amazing chorizo, AND had a tasty lunch in a wine cave. One of the best days of our vacation for sure. Many of the wines we tried are distributed back in the US which was great news for our luggage weight limits. We ended up buying a few cheaper bottles that weren't available back home because the quality was excellent and they were so affordable! I mean, like a half case for what we pay for a bottle in Napa. CRAZY. We are both so happy to finally have some smarts when it comes to ordering Spanish wines from La Rioja AND we're thrilled to have some great wine to share with the family this coming Thanksgiving. Thanks, Andoni!

MIMO Bites Experience is the most amazing culinary academy. My husband and I have been going every…read moreyear twice a year since 2020. The school has experienced lots of changes and all for the better. If you love to do something amazing and love to cook or eat this is definitely for you. The team is composed of very experienced chefs, who love to teach and go out of their way to create an unforgettable experience for you. Lara, the office manager goes out of her way to make you and your guests happy. While the classes are awesome, there is another side to the school, you can book the entire place for team building or team rewards, rehearsal dinner party, birthday celebrations, etc. If you go to San Sebastian, one of the most beautiful cities in Spain, make MIMO a stop on your journey. Enjoy your stay

Such a fun experience with friends - cooking together, learning about the history and enjoying good…read morefood

This tour was simply the best travel and gastro experience in a long time! Our tour guide was top…read morenotch expert on authentic local Basque cuisine and culture. She catered to our dietary needs/preferences and customized the gastropub tour to fit our needs. I loved everything she had us try, not a single pintxo was anything less than superb (which by the way she ensured was freshly made for her tour guests once we arrived). I am still daydreaming about this experience and already planning my next visit in the near future.

When I originally began to design our Northern Spain European vacation, I was overly excited about…read morediscovering San Sebastian. The scenic resort town is on the Bay of Biscay in Spain's mountainous Basque Country. There are two popular beaches also that one can enjoy either on the Bay or on the ocean. These beaches are bordered by a charming Bayfront boardwalk, and popular restaurants with creative chefs. Anyone that is not a seafood lover will have challenges eating in these popular restaurants. Most of our time invested in this fabulous city was in the Old City where we enjoyed pintxos and at one time an awesome cheese cake for desert. San Sebastián was surly well worth the visit. The magnitude of people and their energy draws out the dynamic appeal and absolutely wonderful culture of this delightful city.

This place was great. The electric scooters are a MUST DO in San Sebastian. Riding along the bay,…read morethe stadium, and the tunnel were a highlight of our Europe trip! The only downside is that my kids all want e-scooters for Christmas now. Highly recommend this place for a way to see San Sebastian!!!

My husband and I just returned form 13 days in Spain, including 2 nights in San Sebastian. One of…read morethe nights, we booked a tour with Tomasz from San Sebastian Urban Adventures, and it was definitely one of the highlights of our trip. Both my husband and I are big foodies, so when we found out about San Sebastian's Gastronomic Eating Clubs, we knew it was an experience we couldn't miss. It's still a bit rare to find a club you can enter as a tourist (that is a real private club and not a restaurant in disguise), but Tomasz arranged for us to have dinner as his guest at a nearby club, along with two other members, one of whom was a professional chef who cooked us the most amazing multi-course dinner! The whole time Thomasz was extremely knowledgeable about San Sebastian history, culture, and food; friendly; and a great translator for all our questions for the other members. Everything was easy to arrange with Tomasz and I can't recommend him enough for this tour, or any of the others he offers. You won't regret it!

This is a large and well situated tourism office in Old town San Sebastian. As you come into the…read moreOld Town from the downtown area you will see the large signs very easily. There are maps, books, brochures, volunteers to help out and many other resources for those looking to know more about the city and the area. They also have information on guided tours, pintxo tours, public transportation and more... Clean and roomy.

In a recent NY Time Interview, Chef Anthony Bourdain mentioned that given a choice, he would prefer…read moreto die in San Sebastian. My advice is that he doesn't do it on Monday as many of his favourite dining destinations (including Asador Etxebarri) are closed on Monday. Gayle and I learned that the hard way during our recent visit to San Sebastian, but we we happily managed. Despite that inconvenience, Gayle and I had a wonderful time in San Sebastian/Donostia. Compact, elegant, sophisticated, and stately, San Sebastian is a Parisian looking city filled with "La Bella Easo" architecture and is considered one of Spain's most beautiful destinations (and in a Country full of such places). Some have called it the "Pearl of the Cambrian Sea". Gayle and I particularly enjoyed: - Filling up on delicious Tapas in Old Town and wandering around its intriguing and dense grid. - Walking along La Concha Beach and marveling at the shoreline/bay and the stately homes along the promenade. - Climbing up Monte Urgull and marveling at the scenery, Franco Jesus, and the Jorge de Oteiza sculpture. - Hanging out at La Bretxa Plaza over a drink. - Wandering through El Muelle (Port) area. - Walking across the Zurriola/Kursaal Bridge, including its original lamps of expressionist and futuristic styles which light up the mouth of the Urumea river. It's also on the Northern Route of the Camino de Santiago. It was all very romantic and uncrowded when we were there in October. If we came back, we'd make up for that lost culinary time, take in the San Telmo and other Museums, go inside the Buen Pastor and Santa Maria Cathedrals, have a Cider House drink, take in a performance at the ornate Teatro Victoria Eugenia Republica Argentina, and even branch out into the Basque Countryside (on both side of the French/Spanish Border). So many possibilities!