The wild Atlantic with beaches, cliffs, and surf spots. In addition, there are mountains, villages, vineyards, top-notch gastronomy, and avant-garde architecture. In short, the Basque Country offers a vast range of facets. The Basque Country exists in a sense in two parts. The larger and more well-known side is the Spanish one, featuring the cities of San Sebastián, Vitoria, and Bilbao, along with the Guggenheim Museum. The French part is significantly smaller, with Biarritz, the port town of Saint-Jean-de-Luz, and the foothills of the Pyrenees. Therefore, this travel book focuses on Spain, which has preserved the Basque character and traditions much more strongly. Additionally, one encounters a remarkable abundance of highlights and surprises, including a painted forest, a top museum for vintage cars, a salt flat area, and a sanctuary overlooking the coast. The micro-adventures continue with boat rides and funicular trips, leading to hiking trails in nature parks, including donkey trekking.