Experiencia muy buena.
agréable
Très bien. Il manque juste un système de chauffage. Je pense qu'il serait agréable que l'on favorise la possibilité pour les pèlerins de laisser leur nourriture non utilisée, qu'elle soit sèche ( nouilles,riz, etc) ou fraîche ( en la datant). Cela serait rapidement une manière de compenser l'absence d'épicerie.
Open map Amaiur, Baztan (Navarra), España
Hostel located in the village of Amaiur (290 inhabitants), (https://maps.app.goo.gl/Fis5pqPKg9iT2Ytd7), in Karrika Nagusia (Main Street). It is the old town hall, with a structure of sandstone and oak wood, typical of the beautiful and well
oak wood, typical of the beautiful and well-kept villages of the Baztan valley.
It has 5 rooms for 8 people in bunk beds located on the attic floor of the building and a kitchen (optional) with dining room, where breakfast service is offered (optional). On the middle floor
middle floor there is a living-dining room for guests. Bicycles can be stored (consult us).
Amaiur, located on the Camino de Santiago de Baztan, was the last bastion of the Kingdom of Navarre and you can visit the remains of the castle that defended it. The names of the rooms of the hostel correspond to people who fought in it. Part of the material extracted in the excavations is exhibited in the local archaeological museum. At the entrance to the village is the corn flour mill, which you can visit and taste the "talo", corn cake that for centuries has been the staple diet of the inhabitants of Atlantic Navarre. Or taste a local craft beer. You can also venture into the "Street Escape" of the hidden treasure and in a short and pleasant walk, see large palatial houses, tower-houses and the peculiar semicircular arch located at the entrance of the village.
If you come with children, next to the hostel there is a playground and the covered municipal fronton.
And, if you still want more, we invite you to walk around Amaiur, through its forests of oak and chestnut trees, between green meadows and streams that give rise to the river Baztan, later converted into Bidasoa. Along paths that have been used by shepherds since prehistoric times, warriors, merchants, stockbreeders and, taking advantage of the proximity of the border, smugglers and people who risked their lives in search of freedom or a better future.
ACCESS TO THE HOSTEL: Transit through Karrika Nagusia is restricted. You can access the hostel to unload your luggage and then park next to the church (https://maps.app.goo.gl/xP9c7jFLF62zMrxG6).
Pets: Pets are not allowed.
Languages: Spanish, Basque and French.
Booking conditions
An advance payment of 30% will be paid when making the reservation, the rest will be paid on the day of entry.
- It is necessary to remember that in the event of any incident that may delay your arrival at the establishment, you must contact it by calling 912690102 to communicate it, provided that it will occur later than 8:00 p.m. on the day of arrival at