combs of the winds
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combs of the winds印象
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much better in stormu seas , the waves crashing against the rocks make fantastic photos, blowholes are an additional bomus
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We walked all the way from the Hotel, very lovely walk till there. Upon our arrival a breathtaking view and a perfect place to sit and relax, lhearing the wind and sea.
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There is a detailed information board and great views back along the playa de la concha. A definite must if you have a couple of days in San Sebastian, but quite a long walk from the old town/train stations if you are only visiting for the day. It is best to visit at high tide and if you're lucky, you'll get some great pictures of the waves crashing against the sculptures, but don't stand too close to the edge, or you're likely to get a soaking! Worth the visit for lovers of modern art, or those with an interest in the Basque sculptor, Eduardo Chillida.
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Very interesting sculptures that contrast to the landscape around it. Especially worth a visit if the waves are big as they will be crashing very hard in the area, creating an amazing spectacle.
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In a hidden corner of San Sebastian, the Combs of the Winds - or as it's known in Spanish: El Peine del Viento - is a gorgeous attraction worth taking a stroll to. Designed by one of our most valued architects (Eduardo Chillida), the place is not only beautiful, but also offers entertainment created by the waves. Every time a wave comes in there is a gust of air that shoots upwards - great place for a funny picture and very entertaining for the kids! It's worth starting off in the centre, somewhere by La Concha, and following the coastline until you get to the monument for a good view of San Sebastian.
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It's a long but very interesting walk to the installation by Eduardo Chilleda called The Comb of the Wind. At a collection of rocks where the waves broke with enormous force he had placed three iron structures. The combination of the wild sea and the rigid iron forms was tremendously exciting. Because of the huge waves the sea walk at this point was unusable so they built a platform of stones, very sympathetic to the rocks and cliffs, so you could watch the action of the sea without getting soaked. There were holes drilled into the path which created a geyser effect. Altogether a thrilling experience.
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must to see because is the point where ocean, wind and rocks meet toghetermust to see because is the point where ocean, wind and rocks meet togheter
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We took a nice stroll around the bay to reach here - really only 10 minute walk. The combination of the wind whipping up the waves makes for interesting viewing - people watching - young children screaming with laughter. It really is quite majestic. The view across the bay and to the Island is lovely - like everything in San Sebastian - Donostia it is beautiful.
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And a great photo opp once you are there.Walking the seawall is a fabulous place to exercise in San Sebastian.
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A great exploration to see the other side of La Concha, to Onderetta and up to the Combs of the Wind. Be careful, not to get sprayed by the ocean!