
Costa Verde Spain Travel Guide
For navigation, public transport directions, and checking business hours.
For language translation, with offline capabilities.
The main communication app in Spain, good for contacting locals and businesses.
AEMET (official Spanish meteorological agency), AccuWeather, or similar.
Booking.com/Using airbnb for finding and booking accommodation.
Renfe/ALSA for train and bus tickets.
Cabify/Uber/FREENOW for ride-sharing services where available.
HappyCow for locating vegetarian and vegan restaurants.
Explore regional eateries.
Find local Wi-Fi hotspots.
Spain.info and regional tourism sites like Turismo Asturias, Cantabria, Euskadi.
City tourism boards (Bilbao Turismo, Donostia Turismo, Turismo Gijón) for local details.
In case of emergency, call 112. Follow instructions from local authorities.
Avoid flooded areas and follow official warnings.
Adhere to fire bans. Do not start fires. Follow evacuation orders.
Check your country's foreign office website for the nearest consulate, for example, the US Consulate in Bilbao. Keep these numbers handy.
Search for documentaries on Spanish culture or the Camino de Santiago.
Look for films set in the region, like 'The Way' for the Camino.
Discover films like 'Ocho Apellidos Vascos' (Spanish Affair) for Basque culture.
Explore Asturian folk music, often featuring bagpipes.
Listen to traditional Basque music, like `trikitixa`, and Spanish guitar.
Research artists linked with the Guggenheim's collection.
Connect with Facebook groups for expat communities or specific regions.
Engaging with local culture, whether through language or traditions, deepens your travel experience. It creates memorable interactions.