View of the Oria river in the opposite direction to its mouth.
View of the Oria river in the opposite direction to its mouth.

I am chatting with you (in Spanish) from the town of Orio (founded in the Middle Ages and with a great fishing and rowing tradition, that we find in Guipuzcoa, Basque Country), which receives its name because it's located right at the mouth of the river Oria, with Mount Talaimendi separating the river valley from the mouth of the Cantabrian Sea.

Oria river and Talaimendi mount (1).
Oria river and Talaimendi mount (1).
Oria river and Talaimendi mount (2).
Oria river and Talaimendi mount (2).
Oria river mouth, the mount Talaimendi, the breakwater (in the background) and part of the Antilla beach and Cantabrian Sea (to the right).
Oria river mouth, the mount Talaimendi, the breakwater (in the background) and part of the Antilla beach and Cantabrian Sea (to the right).

In the Oria estuary we can find meadows, marshes and wetlands, incorporated into the Red Natura 2000 (is a network of biodiversity conservation areas in the European Union).

I reach the Antilla beach (ideal for surfers) sheltered by the Kukuarri peak (377 m. altitude), and I head towards the breakwater, which I will show you in more detail in future videos.

Antilla beach and Kukuarri peak (1).
Antilla beach and Kukuarri peak (1).
Antilla beach and Kukuarri peak (2).
Antilla beach and Kukuarri peak (2).
Heading towards the breakwater, in the next video.
Heading towards the breakwater, in the next video.

Video recorded with a GoPro Hero 4 Adventure.
Source on which I relied to give some accurate info about Orio town and surroundings: (1), (2)   
Source on which I relied to give some accurate info about Red Natura 2000: (1)