One of the main attractions are the two spectacular, wonderful beaches of fine white sand and the multitude of small beaches (small bays) which the low tide uncovers along the entire steep coast.

Noja retains its elegant character which, in addition to its splendid beaches, makes it a perfect place to enjoy the holidays.

Noja is outstanding because it has part of the most important group of wetlands of the north of the Iberian Peninsular within its municipal limits. These are the Victoria and Joyel salt marshes which form part of the Natural Reserves of the Santoña Salt Marshes. The numbers of people is increasing in number who come to see the vegetation and the great variety of fauna, mainly migratory birds which find shelter there.

Cantabria has a multitude of places to visit:

In the Natural Park of Cabárceno you can enjoy seeing over a hundred species of animals, from the five continents, in semi freedom.

El Soplao, better known as the “Subterranean Sistine Chapel.” is one of the great world’s speleological treasures and one of the subterranean secrets of Cantabria.

Comillas, declared historic-artistic area, which outstands for its magnificent architecture and the manor houses with their coats of arms, belonging to the nobility of those times; not forgetting the Palacio de Sobrellano (Sobrellano Palace), the Universidad Pontificia (the Papal University) and, of course, “El Capricho” by Gaudi, the brilliant architecture from Catalonia.