CANTABRIA INFINITA MAR

Bathed by the waters of the Cantabrian Sea, Cantabria has more than 200 kilometres of coastline. The people of the region, the Cántabros grow up with the seawater’s salty residue, its breeze and the dampness of the mild climate. As a result, the Cántabros live in close contact with nature. Whilst for many it provides a means of living, it is a source of enjoyment for all.
This makes Cantabria the ideal place for pioneering a project that will provide both a symbol for the region and make it stand out from other autonomous regions.

The “Cantabria Infinita” Schooner docks in the Bay of Santander just before Christmas – It arrives to carry out important tasks at a magical time of year when Cántabros will receive the best gift of all: [...go]





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Onboard Diary News Features The Project Images and Videos	Bathed by the waters of the Cantabrian Sea, Cantabria has more than 200 kilometres of coastline. The people of the region, the Cántabros grow up with the seawater’s salty residue, its breeze and the dampness of the mild climate. As a result, the Cántabros live in close contact with nature. Whilst for many it provides a means of living, it is a source of enjoyment for all. This makes Cantabria the ideal place for pioneering a project that will provide both a symbol for the region and make it stand out from other autonomous regions. The “Cantabria Infinita” Schooner docks in the Bay of Santander just before Christmas – It arrives to carry out important tasks at a magical time of year when Cántabros will receive the best gift of all: [...go]

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