Two restaurants offer pilgrim menus. They are on opposite ends of town, the first near the main square and the other down the road. The shop here offers everything you need to put together a meal, it is next to the church.
On extremely busy days, the polideportivo (sports complex) that is adjacent to the municipal albergue is used to accommodate pilgrims.
The name Zubiri comes from the Basque word for bridge, a clue which tells us that the town was founded relatively late. The bridge itself was thought to cure rabies and hydrophobia in animals, and rituals of crossing the bridge with them or circling its base a number of times were all that it took to work miracles. These miracles were later Christianized and attributed to Santa Quiteria.
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Albergue Suseia Private 15*€ 20 Booking.com |
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Albergue Segunda Etapa Private 13€ 12 Booking.com |
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Albergue Zaldiko Private 10€ 24 |
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Albergue El Palo de Avellano Private 20€ 49 |
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Albergue Río Arga Ibaia Private 15€ |
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Casa Rural Txantxorena Casa Rural Booking.com |
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Pensión Amets Pension Booking.com |
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Pensión Zubiaren Etxea Pension |
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Pensión Usoa Pension |
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Pensión Benta Berri Pension Booking.com |
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Hostal Gau Txori Hostal |
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Hostería de Zubiri Hotel Rural |
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