Cuevas de Zuggaramurdi

Everithing was excellent

The hotel was remarkable for its splendid high-ceiling room, and wooden floor well maintained with aromatic oils. Dinner service is quite professional. The town of Bera is known for being the place where Pío Baroja and his famous relativos lived and died. We wished to hear the sounds of the notable organ located at the cathedral, but it was not possible fue to unavailability of Church officials. Other than the organ and the Pío Baroja house that was unavailable as well, there seems to be not much of interest to visit in Bera.