* The municipality of Val de San Vicente is located in the westernmost tip of Cantabria, on the border with the region of Asturias, and comprises a total of 14 locations. Val de San Vicente is located in the west of Cantabria, right on the border with the Community of Asturias. It is about 70 km from Santander, and 50 from Torrelavega, between the nearest cities. The nearest points of interest are: San Vicente de la Barquera (10 km), Comillas (20 km), and Santillana del Mar (35 km.) * By road: The municipality is very well connected by road with the rest of Spain, through the Cantabrian Highway, which crosses from east to west. To get from Santander or from Asturias, just take the A-8 motorway, and then take the exit for Pesués Los Tánagos, direction Unquera, we turn to the left towards the caves of Soplao. * Past Muñorrodero we make a change of direction to the right to go up to Luey, when we arrive we find the restaurant La Jontoya, we border it and 30 meters away is the house, in front of a children's park, where the little ones can enjoy their possibilities, being close to parental control. * GPS coordinates = 43 ° 20'0.59 "N - 4 ° 28'0.59" O Beaches around: Playa del Sable, Las Arenas beach, Berellín beach, Aramal beach, Merón beach and Gerra in San Vicente de la Barquera , (kilometer-long sandy beach), Pechón beach, El Pedrero beach, Fuentes beach, Oyambre beach, Tostadero beach (it's worth your visit, even if it's not summer), ah !, and an exclusive beach for mascots, La Maza, in San Vicente de la Barquera, after the bridge has passed on its way out. The house is located on the western coast, bordering Asturias and 73 km from Santander. It is well connected, very close to other tourist towns such as San Vicente de la Barquera or Comillas and the Oyambre Natural Park, this area being the main access road to reach Potes and the whole region of Liébana. Combining with good beaches in its coastal strip, the beaches are: El Pedrero, Las Arenas, Aramal, Amio, El Sable, Berellin and Barnejo. Another peculiarity of this area, which marks the landscape are the famous Tina Mayor and Tina Menor estuaries where two of Cantabria's most emblematic rivers, the Deva and the Nansa, flow into the marshes and have a high natural value. On Wednesdays there is an interesting market in Unquera, ideal place to get the famous "Unquera neckties", a delicious dessert that can be purchased almost in any establishment in the area, on Saturdays the market takes place in San Vicente de la Barquera. Inland, the landscape becomes rural, finding interesting sets of popular architecture in towns such as Helgueras or Prío. It should be noted in Prío, the church of the sixteenth century, with a door from XIII-XIV, flared and with pointed archivolts that carry over not decorated, 1 km from Serdio the tower fortress of the Estrada, which is formed by walled enclosure, tower defensive and chapel. It was the site of one of the oldest and most prestigious noble houses in Cantabria. Places of interest: - Unquera: 8 minutes - San Vicente de la Barquera: 10 minutes - Comillas: 15 minutes - El Soplao Caves: 15 minutes - Santillana del Mar: 30 minutes - Santander: 40 minutes - Parque de la Naturaleza de Cantabria: 45 minutes - Picos de Europa: 35 minutes