Hermitage of Guadalupe

The Hermitage of Guadalupe sits on the slopes of Mount Jaizkibel, its position marked by a nineteenth-century stone spire that rises above the surrounding landscape. Originally established in the sixteenth century, the sanctuary houses a polychrome wooden statue of the Virgin of Guadalupe, which local tradition links to the prow of an ancient ship. The interior reflects a deep connection to the sea, where walls are adorned with nautical votive offerings and small model ships donated by fishermen.