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Mundaka, famous worldwide for its left wave, surfers from all around the world come to Mundaka to discover firsthand the quality of its waves. Surfing has converted into a regular practice on the coastal town. In fact, Mundaka schedules annually world championships
Other than that Mundaka is a quiet fishing town; the port and the old sailors houses in the surroundings make up the heart of this village.
The streets of Mundaka seem to tell an old but modern story of fishermen, of their efforts and rewards written on the walls of each house and each temple.
Santa Maras church is an example of the Renaissance style. Its tower goes back to the 11th century. Built during the fights of the banderizos (partisans), it was rebuilt and enlarged in the 16th century as a Neogothic tower. Not to be missed is a visit to the Municipal Library, which is located in a restored fishermans house. The building was formerly used as a hospital to attend the pilgrims on their way to Santiago along the coastal route.

The picture is taken from the port and it shows in first sight the Ikuria, the red, white and green flag of the Basque autonomy.

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