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https://bizibermeo.eus/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/rompeolas.webp509281At the end of the old port or Puerto Viejo the breakwall extends into the bay of Bermeo towards the island of Izaro. The salty smell of the sea accompanies us on our walk where we can also sit at any moment to listen to the ocean.